Unique gifts, souvenirs, woodcrafts, t-shirts, art prints, toys and so much, much more.
The Art Needlework Shop was started in 1985. Stop in to see their large variety of items to fill your shopping needs! They offer over 25 varieties of t-shirt and sweatshirt designs!
Baxter’s Vineyards, the oldest winery in the state of Illinois, is a small family winery located in the historic town of Nauvoo, Illinois. The winery was established in 1857 by Emile and Annette Baxter. Today, Baxter’s Vineyards continues within the same family with co-owners, Kelly and Brenda Logan. Kelly is a part of the fifth generation of Baxter’s to grow grapes and apples and make wine in historic Nauvoo.
Carol's Pies are sold as whole, pre-orded pies only, except on special event weekends such as the Home Wine Makers Contest and the Nauvoo Grape Festival. We like to sell our pies fresh, and you like to buy them fresh...ordering ahead guarantees your pie will be freshly baked just for you!
Make your own souvenir of Nauvoo. Expanded BOUTIQUE craft items are available. Learn French with language classes. Indulge yourself and take a break at our French Café (Seasonal).
Country Cottage Antiques, located in the heart of Nauvoo’s business district, offers shoppers a wide selection of well-priced antiques. Hours: Mon: 11am-4pm Tues: Closed Wed-Sat: 10am-5pm Sun: 11am-3pm
Kraus Furniture - providing personal, hometown service since 1952. Featuring Lazboy, Justice Bedding and Furniture, and appliances by Whirlpool, Amana, and KitchenAid. We also carry Vaughan-Bassett, Dutailier gliders and other fine furniture. Pittsburgh Paints and sundries. Free delivery to a good share of the tri-state area.
Neff's Old House Bookstore is owned and operated by Estel and his wife of nearly 63 years, Cecel. They work together every day to run the bookstore and share their love of books with their customers.
The Nauvoo Gallery is located in the old Temple House Building in the Downtown Historic District of Nauvoo, Illinois. Recognized in the National Registry of Historic Places, the Temple House is among the city's early historic landmarks.
The Mercantile offers a really fun & unique line of products that are reminiscent of Nauvoo's history and the pioneer era. The Mercantile building was rebuilt in 2006 by Matt & Dena Kennedy, founders & owners of LDS Living Magazine, along with several business partners. Modeled after the historic Heber C. Kimball home in Nauvoo, the Mercantile has become a mainstay of Nauvoo's business district.
