“It was the old general store of Victoria. So I mean, this was pretty booming spot, actually.” – Emma Gilbert, Victoria By The Sea, PEI

“Miner’s Store. It was a very big old store. It had a pot-bellied stove. And oftentimes, people would sit around and talk and gossip.” – Joan Boulter Crighton

“…after church service, we would go over and, as kids, we would be either given 5 cents or 10 cents and you could pick one thing to buy. And he had penny candy or he had like small bags of chips.” – Diane Dowling

“The Freak Lunchbox. It’s a candy store.” – Colin Vautour

“It played a big part in the second world war because, there wasn’t the television, but there was the radio and people would go to the Goody Shop to listen to the radio and gossip about the war.” – Alison Briggs