Country Bookshop

5 reviews

+1 (802) 454-8439

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A ringing endorsement of The Country Bookshop.

The Country Bookshop with its ramp for the handicapped.

Barry Manilow's picture hangs over the door. We think he'd like The Country Bookshop!

35 Mill St

Plainfield, VT 05667

+1 (802) 454-8439

http://www.thecountrybookshop.com

30,000 books in all subject areas, conveniently located on one floor of a hundred year-old country home. We also stock old postcards and other paper ephemera. Our specialties include folklore, folk music, and books on bells and carillons.

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4.05 reviews

Mar C.

9/24/2016

This place is a hidden treasure. There are thousands of books on every possible subject imaginable, and it is much more organized than it looks initially. I could spend all day here! The staff...

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Bungalow B.

4/6/2011

This used bookstore occupies the entire first floor of an old home in downtown Plainfield. It features every subject imaginable and has one of the most impressive selections of books that I've...

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Alicia W.

12/29/2019

One of the best bookshops I have visited in all my travels across the country. Great owner who really cares about the stock and good staff. The old house provides a wonderful setting of...

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C K.

8/24/2016

This used bookstore is a jewel. It is a jewel because it has an excellent selection of just about everything, and major finds can be made here. And it is a jewel because bookstores like this don't...

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Zen F.

6/22/2011

This place is actually kind of enchanting. A place you'd half expect to take a wrong step and accidentally knock over a thousand-year-old translation of the Voynich Manuscript. Well okay maybe not...

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