Trains & Toys

If you have ever seen a 1950s movie and a kid visits a train store, this is the actual real deal. They are a dying breed with the rise if the Internet. Ron, the owner, is not in it for the money. He just loves seeing the joy on someone's face when they find a mint condition Hot Wheels Redline Jack Rabbit Special on the original card (my dad's personal favorite Hot Wheel ever and he always talked about Grandma selling it at a garage sale without asking). That MADE my dad's Christmas in 2017, even though he is 54. Ron is very knowledgeable about the hobby. You can't even find unbuilt model trains older than Korea on ebay. But here, this place is special.Mind you he doesn't take cards. Parking on a side street to the north. VERY FRIENDLY. In fact, I'll probably swing by tomorrow.

A very good place to seek out many of your collectable wants and needs. The owner is extremely helpful on any advice or information that you may need. A wide selection of coins to fit any budget. The store is rather small and you must park in the street, but it is worth your time to visit. Also, the hours of operation are rather strange, Wednesday-Friday, noon to 6 p.m. And Sat noon to 3 p.m.

Super cool place to check out, family owned, very nice group of people. Very knowledgeable and the depth of the collection of toys and trains all the things is incredible. Really fair prices also!