Every hardware spot we vouch for, across every town we cover. Cross a town line for the good ones. That's the whole point.
Open on State Street since 1869, with the original wood floors and rolling ladders still in place after the whole building burned in 1899 and got rebuilt to the exact same plans. Still a working hardware store where someone will track down the odd washer for you, with a cookie rack up front whose proceeds go to a local pancreatic cancer fund.
Independently owned hardware in the Nutt Road plaza, part of the True Value co-op but run like a neighborhood shop. The kind of place where someone actually walks the aisle with you.
The place out here for the battery a big-box store doesn't carry, from car and marine to the odd size nobody else stocks. Staffed by people who'd rather ask what it's for than sell you the wrong one.
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