Fodor's Expert Review DEA Bathroom Machineries

History resides inside this two-story plumbing shop, and not just because it occupies the 1901 former I.O.O.F. (International Order of Odd Fellows) Hall, constructed of lumber milled nearby. Though it exists primarily as a specialist in antique plumbing fixtures and vintage parts, the museumlike shop displays (all for sale) old tobacco tins, stereoscope cards, lamps, sewing machines, glassware, and similar items, plus souvenirs. Be sure to slip upstairs to check out the deluxe porcelain toilets, some as ornate as fine china and selling in the thousands.