General Store Magnets
Description: Harlow was a small community just west of State Highway 34 about four miles south of Greenville in central Hunt County, Texas. The settlement began in the late 1800s by the Harlow family and had just one business, the Harlow General Store, which opened in 1890. The store supplied the small population of the town and those passing through along the highway, and also was an outlet for the Harlow family's crops. The town itself was shown on county highway maps beginning in the '30s, and by the '80s, the community all but disappeared, both from maps and from the northeastern Texas landscape.
Description: Custom made logo for Pierre's General Store. Inspired from Stardew Valley by ConcernedApe “If you're looking for seeds, my shop is the place to go. I'll also buy produce from you for a good price! A little agriculture could really inject new life into the local economy!” — Pierre
Description: There wasn't a whole lot in Stamford, South Dakota back in the early 1900s, and to be honest, there isn't a whole lot there today, but that didn't stop German immigrant R.A. Bierstadt from opening a general store along what was then a stretch of the U.S. 16 highway. Offering the typical general store fare along with feed and seed goods, Bierstadt proved everyone wrong as farmers and ranchers found a trip to Stamford was a whole lot more convenient and a better use of their time than traveling into Rapid City or Sioux Falls.
Description: Stop by Ruth Anne's General Store for all your supplies! Now stocking library books! Inspired by 90s tv show Northern Exposure!
Ruth Anne's General Store Northern Exposure Ruth Anne Fleischman Circle Magnet
by SonnyBoyDesigns
$4.75
Description: Celebrate one of Arizona's most iconic Historic Route 66 landmarks with this Hackberry General Store vintage travel poster. Featuring the famous roadside general store, classic gas pump, vintage American automobile, and authentic desert atmosphere, this artwork captures the nostalgic charm of the Mother Road. Perfect for Route 66 enthusiasts, Americana collectors, garage decor, road trip lovers, and fans of vintage roadside destinations.
