These 10 Charming General Stores In Texas Will Make You Feel Nostalgic

If you grew up in a very small town, you probably remember taking trips to the general store, where you could find pretty much whatever you needed all in one place! We've gathered up photos of a few general stores in Texas, some that are still in operation and others that are closed for business, which will surely fire up the nostalgia within you. Check 'em out!

1) Nix General Store, Nix

This general store has been open since 1883 as a store and post office and was started by Elizabeth Wallace who served as the town's first postmistress. The post office ceased operations in 1906 but the business continued on as a store for decades after. There are reports that it's still open.

2) Jefferson General Store, Jefferson

A trip to Jefferson just isn't complete without visiting one of the most charming country stores in Texas that's full of antiques and collectibles. It's been open since 1870! Read more in-depth coverage on the Jefferson General Store in our previous article.

3) Luckenbach General Store, Luckenbach

Opened in 1849 as a trading post, it's still up and running today as a gift shop, complete with souvenirs and a wide variety of western items. Plus, there's even a small bar at the back! Why not have a cold beer while you shop? Read more about Luckenbach General Store in our previous coverage.

4) Fischer General Store, Fischer

Fischer is a very small community in Comal County, and its general store was started by Hermann Fischer. Today, his descendants run it all while preserving and sharing its history. Shopping here will make you feel nostalgic! Read more about this general store in our previous post.

5) Troy General Store, Troy

Just 10 miles north of Temple, you'll find the small town of Troy. While the general store is now closed, it's nice to take a ride and reminisce about the good ol' days.

6) Colliers Store, Mumford

Though no longer open, the back of this small town general store is now serving as the town's post office. Mumford is 20 miles north of Bryan and College Station.

7) Key Mercantile, Key

Key is 52 miles west of Snyder, and while its general store is closed for business, the shabby, antique vibe certainly takes you back to days gone by!

8) Cleo General Store, Kimble County

This town dried up in 1974 when the main highway bypassed the town to the east, and now little remains here except for the closed down general store and a few other abandoned buildings.

9) Rosston General Store, Cooke County

This is one of the oldest vintage stores in Texas still in operation today and sells animal feed, supplies, and other odds and ends. It also operates as a post office and museum, so definitely stop by if you're driving through and learn some history from the owners! For more information, visit the Facebook page.

10) McNeil General Store & Post Office, McNeil

This former general store now operates only as a U.S Post Office. Stop by this historic building for some nostalgia and stamps!

Do you remember visiting any of these as a child? Do you know of any other charming general stores inTexas? Please share your memories and comments with us below!