You
could easily spend your whole day shopping on Roanoke Island.
 Shopping opportunities have greatly expanded in Manteo in recent years, especially in the historic waterfront area. Nowadays you’ll find several antiques shops, art galleries, fine apparel shops, fun gift shops, a classic bookstore, a day spa/salon and a wonderful general store with a great wine selection, among many others. In the waterfront area, you can park the car then stroll around from shop to shop. The other area to do some shopping is on the main highway, U.S. 64/264, where you’ll find several other great locally run shops including a new location for Front Porch Café, a favorite place to grab a cup of java at two beach locations. On the highway, you’ll want to drive or bike between stores. Most of the necessities you’ll need — groceries, sundries, prescriptions, dry cleaning, gasoline and the like — can be found on the main highway. Shopping in Wanchese is very limited, but we lead you to a couple of shops with true local flavor.
There are several small parking lots in the historic
Manteo waterfront area plus a lot of on-street parking spaces. Oftentimes,
especially when there are a lot of tourists milling about, all the spaces
near the waterfront will be full. If you can’t find a parking
space, don’t worry. Just head over the little bridge to Roanoke
Island Festival Park, where there is more than enough free parking.
Or you can just drive a few blocks up one of the side streets and park
alongside the road. The one or two block walk back to waterfront area
will be an enjoyable one.
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Outer Banks Nut Company
105 Budleigh Street
(252) 473-6771
This shop features more than 160 nutty goodies to choose from, including diabetic delights, low-sodium treats, chocolates, hard candies and fresh-roasted peanuts. They specialize in gourmet flavored peanuts, pecans, cashews and almonds, and they ship gift boxes and baskets anywhere in the USA. Visit this 1950s-era store to see everyday mid-century antiques and help yourself to free samples throughout the store.
His Shells by Brenda
Magnolia Market Square, off Queen Elizabeth Street
(252) 473-4000
His Shells by Brenda features elegant nautical gifts — all handmade right here on the Outer Banks by the owner. You’ll find furniture, mirrors, ornaments, wreaths and picture frames, all artfully adorned with beautiful, natural seashells. All of Brenda’s creations are one of a kind and guaranteed to last a lifetime. While you’re browsing, check out the selection of loose shells and decorative garden accessories.
Nest
Magnolia Market Square, off Queen Elizabeth Street
(252) 473-5141
Refine the art of nesting at this Manteo shop, which offers goods for fine living. You’ll find high-end home accessories plus special gift items, bath and body products and sumptuous linens.
Something Special
Phoenix Shops, 107-A Budleigh Street, next to
the Pioneer Theater
(252) 475-1594
This shop is filled with distinctive treasures from all over the world for the home and you. It does live up to its name. The shop offers unique, hard-to-find pieces, real sterling silver and watches. They have fun faux accessories for men and women. This is a shop where visitors love to return often.
Inspired by the Sea
Phoenix Shops, between Budleigh and Ananias Dare Streets
(252) 473-9955
The furniture and decorative accessories at Inspired by the Sea are hand-crafted, hand-painted works of art. Everything is built by hand and painted in their Outer Banks studio with scenes like lighthouses, seascapes, covered bridges and rural-scapes. Each painting is an original and signed by the artist. The artwork is protected with a clear acrylic varnish. These pieces make great home accents.
Georgie's Place
Phoenix Shops, between Budleigh and Ananias Dare Streets
(252) 475-9895
This gorgeous store will remind you why you’re glad to be a girl. It’s fancy, frilly and romantic, full of ruffles, lace and luxury. Georgie’s treasures include accents for the home, such as hand-made Victorian lampshades, vintage stained glass, hand-painted furniture and embellished linens, among many other things. This is a great place to find a special baby gift, including chenille stuffed animals, crocheted baby items and handmade smocked dresses. You’ll also want to pamper yourself with jewelry, vintage-style garden hats, lush robes and much more.
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Fine Yarns at Kimbeeba
Phoenix Shops, between Budleigh and Ananias Dare Streets
(252) 473-6330
Kimbeeba is an amazing fiber arts supply center. The owner, Sybil, is an experienced artist who enjoys working with fibers and teaching classes in weaving, spinning, knitting and crocheting. You’ll find specialty, novelty and fine yarns of all sorts here as well as supplies, books, patterns and lots of enthusiasm. You’ll also find finished works by local artists for sale, like handmade scarves, hats, shawls and socks. |
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Puparazzi – A Pet Bow-tique
Phoenix Shops, between Budleigh and Ananias Dare Streets
(252) 473-2094
At a boutique for dogs and cats you expect to be greeted by a four-footed friend. Puparazzi has Dusty, a beautiful Australian Shepherd-Labrador mix, who’s friendly and gentle. His shop sells toys, food, clothing, supplies and gifts for dogs and cats and specializes in gift baskets for pet owners. Puparazzi features Lupine leashes and collars, which are guaranteed for life. |
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Lady Banks
Phoenix Shops, between Budleigh and Ananias Dare Streets
(252) 475-1212
Lady Banks is the place to go for fashionable, fun and feminine clothing and accessories. Here you’ll find stylish apparel, hats, handbags, gifts and jewelry. Visit the upstairs shoe lounge with a great selection of sandals for women. You’ll love the personalized service offered here. |
The Stock-Aide General Store
Phoenix Shops, on Ananias Dare Street
(252) 473-4033
The Stock-Aide brings a much-needed convenience store to the Manteo waterfront, but with all the charm the historic district deserves. This is an old-fashioned, family-run store that sells candy, drinks, ice cream, beer and wine, ice, cigars and cigarettes, medicines and limited groceries like eggs, bread, milk and other items. The Stock-Aide also sells gift items, like classic toys, Burt's Bees and really cool bird houses, among other things. An ATM and movie rentals are also offered. While you're here, check out the rows of glass jars filled with varying amounts of money. These belong to local kids who keep their personal banks here to be able to buy goodies while they're out and about … this kind of local touch is the epitome of Manteo.
Lynn Atkins Custom Framing
105-C Budleigh Street
(252) 473-9993
Perched in a little second-story shop in the Fearing Building, Lynn Atkins does only custom framing. Her specialty is high-end conservation and preservation framing, but she can do anything – and she does it with absolute perfection. In the business for more than 30 years, Lynn is an expert at her craft. Look for the stairs leading up the side of the building that houses Endless Possibilities.
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Endless
Possibilities
105 Budleigh Street
(252) 475-1575
This shop offers a truly unique concept in creativity and fund-raising. The goods sold here — rugs, purses, pillows, boas and more — are hand-woven and handcrafted out of recycled clothing that was donated to local Outer Banks Hotline thrift shops. The creations are amazing, colorful and original. The shop also offers the work of talented artists on consignment. The knitters, jewelers and sculptors who display their wares here all work with other found or recycled materials. Proceeds of the goods go to Outer Banks Hotline, a local nonprofit organization, to help local women and families on the Outer Banks.
Weavers are at work on the looms right in the store, and they welcome volunteer weavers. (They’ll teach you what to do.) You can also come in and pay a fee to make your own woven items. This is a great activity for young and old alike — just call ahead to check for loom availability. See Attractions.
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Nancyware
Pottery
402 Queen Elizabeth Street
(252) 473-9400
This is the potter’s studio as well as her exhibit space, so you can often see her at work at the wheel. Nancy’s functional ceramics are made of high-fired stoneware that is dishwasher, microwave and oven safe, including pie plates, colanders, dishes, tumblers, vases and spoon rests. She also makes odds-and-ends jars, beaded jewelry, small collectible mirrors and tile murals. Nancy can create personalized, special orders, which make great wedding gifts or wedding favors! Ceramics classes are offered in the off-season.
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Roxie’s
101-A Budleigh Street
(252) 267-5208
“Stylish Little Indulgences That Won’t Break the Bank.” That’s how Roxie Pritchard describes her downtown Manteo boutique, which is housed in a former bank that still contains the old vault. Roxie, a native of Manteo, has filled her store with the things she loves: jewelry, pocketbooks, stylish accessories, home accents, some beachy items and seasonal surprises. You never know what Roxie is going to have next, so as Roxie says: "Come on by, you'll love it."
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Gallery 101 Main Street Studio
101 B Budleigh Street
(252) 473-6656
Visit this open studio and gallery to watch local artist Scott Stockdale at work. The gallery displays artwork of all kinds from North Carolina artists (many of them local). The focus here is ceramics, both functional designs and fine art pieces. Stockdale uses raku, a 16th-century Japanese firing technique, to create his ceramic artwork. Private classes and weekend ceramics workshops are held here, including special workshops in raku and pit-firing on the beach. |
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Roanoke
Island Festival Park Museum Store
Roanoke Island Festival Park, Across from
Manteo Waterfront
(252) 475-1500
The Museum Store at Roanoke Island Festival Park is more than your typical museum store. Historically themed gift merchandise is categorized into an Elizabethan section, a nautical section, a Civil War section and a Native American section, but there’s so much more than that. Fun toys, jewelry, candy, fine teas, food items, soothing music, fancy journals and much more will delight you. They have a large selection of fascinating local interest books by local authors as well as some wonderful cookbooks. |
Kitty Hawk Kites
307 Queen Elizabeth Street
(252) 473-2357
Kitty Hawk Kites sells all kinds of garments and gear for adventurous types — sunglasses, hats, clothing by Columbia and “Life is Good.” You’ll also find lots of Outer Banks T-shirts and sweatshirts. They have children’s clothes, sandals, kites, windsocks, toys and tons of pirate stuff. You can pick up vacation necessities here like sun block, bug spray, batteries, film and disposable cameras. You’ll need a camera if you decide to take part in the recreational opportunities available on the island, like dolphin tours and parasailing. See Recreation.
Charlotte’s
The Waterfront Shops, Queen Elizabeth Street
(252) 473-3078
Charlotte’s is a women’s boutique selling fine apparel, jewelry and accessories. The very friendly staff will help select just the right clothing and the perfect accessories to pull it all together. If you’re looking for special outfits, evening wear or separates, Charlotte’s is the place to find them. Shoes, bags and luggage are also available.
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Sleeping In, Ltd.
The Waterfront Shops
(252) 475-1971
Sleeping In, Ltd. is a luxurious shop filled with all kinds of things that will make you feel pampered and look terrific. You’ll find sleepwear and lingerie; fine linens that will enhance any bedroom décor; Vera Bradley bags and accessories in a variety of colors and styles; bath and body luxuries; and baby items that are just too cute. Of course, that is not all; stop in to discover more. |
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The Andrus Gallery and Studio
The Waterfront Shops
(252) 305-5411
This gallery provides exhibition and work space for painter Steve Andrus, who creates masterworks of watercolor. His craftsmanship is stunning; he has a flair for capturing light and reflection. A seasoned sailor himself, much of Andrus’ subject matter is nautical, focusing on beautiful sailing vessels on a stormy sea or docked in a peaceful harbor. His first-hand wilderness experiences in Taos, New Mexico, also bring some decidedly Western subjects to the gallery as well. Stop by to talk to Andrus and view his artwork. |
Roanoke Marshes Trading Co.
The Waterfront Shops
(252) 473-3377
This shop is a great find for Outer Banks paraphernalia and home décor items. You’ll find nautical home décor, beach gifts, toys and clothing for men, women and children. The shop also features hand-crafted items by Outer Banks artists, such as shell candles and hand-painted glassware.
Island Accent Gifts
The Waterfront Shops
(252) 473-6055, (888) 266-7066
In this shop you'll find fine gifts and beach décor, like beautiful glass sea life creations, John Perry sea life sculptures mounted on Mazanita wood, lighthouses embedded in laser cut crystal, metal art jewelry and pottery.
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Dare County Arts Council Gallery
104 Sir Walter Raleigh Street
(252) 473-5888
This great little gallery showcases the work of Dare County artists, and artwork for the General Member Art Shows is refreshed monthly. You'll find paintings, prints, pottery and jewelry. There are bins of local artists' unframed art too. You have to check out the cool Art-o-mat machine where you can buy cellophane-wrapped packages of original artwork by North Carolina artists. This is the place to get any information you need about the arts in Dare County as it is also the office of the Dare County Arts Council. |
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The Coffeehouse on Roanoke Island
106-A Sir Walter Raleigh Street
(252) 475-1295
When you’re out shopping in downtown Manteo, you’ll definitely want to make a stop at this neighborhood coffeehouse for expertly prepared coffee and espresso drinks, tea, smoothies and fabulous baked goods. But the Coffeehouse is also a shopping destination, selling items like coffee beans, tea, regional honey, candles, T-shirts and handmade mugs and tea pots.
Full Moon Art Gallery - Pure Island Art
Corner of Queen Elizabeth and Sir Walter Raleigh
(252) 473-6666
This one-of-a-kind gallery features the finest of local arts and crafts — by Outer Banks artists only. Sharon Enoch, owner of the Full Moon Café & Grill next door, is a restaurateur by day and a potter by night (though we’re sure those timeframes interchange!). You’ll find her beautiful stoneware pottery creations in this funky shop, along with local handmade jewelry, fused glass vases, sea glass earrings, prints, cards, textiles, original watercolors and garden art. Support the local artists and take home a true treasure from the Outer Banks.
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Muzzie’s
101-A Fernando Street
(252) 473-4505
0ffering an extensive collection of Victorian, antique and fine jewelry, Muzzie’s is a ladies’ favorite in Manteo. The selection includes diamonds, platinum and precious gems. Muzzie’s offers the following jewelry collections — Elements by Jill Schwartz, Extasia, and Mars and Valentine — which feature antique findings created into contemporary designs. You’ll also find antique and new linens, Aubusson pillows, garden statuary and hand-painted furniture. This is the perfect place to shop for a special gift. |
The Waterfront Salon & Day
Spa
103-A Fernando Street
(252) 473-5323
The Waterfront Salon is an upscale salon offering hair services of all kinds, including coloring and foils. When you need to be pampered, take advantage of the day spa services, including manicures, pedicures, facials, microdermabrasion, massage, body wraps and La Stone therapy. Ask about the full line of day spa packages.
John Silver Gallery
105-A Fernando Street
(252) 475-9764
John Silver Gallery provides an inviting and intimate setting for 12 American painters. The artists, including Roanoke Island resident John Silver, are plein air and studio painters working in oils, acrylics or watercolors. The owners and experienced staff are happy to assist you with a selection, and as art connoisseurs they are glad to share with you their love of painting and the artists they exhibit.
Roanoke Heritage Extended
109 Sir Walter Raleigh Street
(252) 475-1442
This shop has a distinctly nautical feel and a respect for the seafaring heritage of Roanoke Island. The store owner, Jeremy Bliven, is the author of two local favorite children’s books about Stumpy the Pirate Cat. His store also features framed artwork by his father, local artist Herbert Bliven. You’ll find decorative duck decoys, sea shells, fossilized shark’s teeth and nautical gifts. Check out the driftwood room where you can create your own driftwood sculpture.
Manteo Booksellers
101 Sir Walter Raleigh Street
(252) 473-1221
Manteo Booksellers is a classic bookstore, the type that makes you want to ban the words “dot com” from your vocabulary. Patrons are known to spend hours here browsing among well-chosen fiction and literature, best sellers, poetry, cookbooks, audio books, nonfiction, biography, local and regional topics and children and youth selections. The bookstore holds frequent author readings and book-signings. Locals consider this one of their favorite places on the island. Manteo Booksellers also features the pottery, jewelry and hand-woven baskets of artist Jim Fineman.
My Secret Garden
101 Sir Walter Raleigh Street
(252) 473-6880
My Secret Garden is a longtime gift shop in Manteo. It features a variety of beautiful gift items and home accessories including garden statuary and ornaments, birdhouses, water fountains, stuffed animals, pet accessories, cards, painted glassware and furniture, decorative signs, linens, pottery and jewelry. The jewelry selection is also a draw.
Outer Banks Quilts and Antiques
108 Sir Walter Raleigh Street
(252) 473-4183
This shop carries fabrics and quilting supplies. If you don’t have the time or the patience to make a quilt of your own, there are many beautiful, already-made quilts here too. This is also an antiques store, with the goods of more than 12 dealers, so there’s quite an assortment to choose from. The variety includes lots of furniture, home décor items and more collectibles than you could imagine.
Wanchese Pottery
107 Fernando Street
(252) 473-2099
In the red-roofed building across from the Maritime Museum, Wanchese Pottery features the handcrafted pottery of local potters Bonnie and Bob Morrill. Their work is beautiful as well as functional. Well-crafted bowls, pitchers, coffee mugs, dinnerware, oil lamps, bird feeders and more are stacked on the shelves in this quaint shop and studio.
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Art Glass n’ Fire
200 Sir Walter Raleigh Street
(252) 473-6734
When you’re looking for something cool to do beyond the beach, Art Glass n’ Fire is a paint-your-own-pottery studio that’s fun for all ages. Besides painting pottery, you can work on beading, mosaics, glass fusion and silver clay jewelry. You can also buy gifts here, including pottery and custom-ordered painted pottery and signature wedding platters that make for an out-of-the-ordinary wedding gift (all the wedding guests sign the platter, Art Glass n’ Fire fires it in the kiln, then the bride and groom have a useful keepsake). Art Glass n’ Fire always has something going on — summer camps, after-school camps, birthday parties, scout badge requirements, art classes for home-schoolers, kids’ nights out, ladies’ nights out, story time and art time for preschoolers on Wednesday mornings (10:30 a.m.), ornament parties, painting classes and so much more. Drop in or call to ask about special events. The studio is open daily year-round, except for Monday mornings in the fall and winter. |
Manteo Furniture Company
209 Sir Walter Raleigh Street
(252) 473-2131
If you’re looking for big-ticket home items, like furniture and appliances, head to Manteo Furniture for a large selection. Specially trained staff can help you select the right items for your home or beach cottage, and they deliver from Corolla to Ocracoke. Beds, lamps, accessories, televisions, VCRs and carpet are also available.
400 Budleigh Street Antiques Mall
400 Budleigh Street
(252) 473-9339
This Antiques Mall has 25-plus rooms of antiques offering furniture, vintage clothing, primitive items, glassware, collectibles, antique toys, kitchenware and just about anything else you can think of. The Antiques Mall is open year round, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday.
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Pirate’s Cove Ship’s
Store
Pirate’s Cove Marina, Nags Head-Manteo
Causeway
(252) 473-3906
Geared to the sport-fishing community, The Ship’s Store at Pirate’s Cove Marina offers high-end clothing and outdoor gear for men, women and children plus fishing T-shirts galore. There are also polarized sunglasses by Maui Jim and Costa del Mar, marine tackle items for the sport anglers and gift items such as mugs, tumblers, prints and candles. In the same space, the general store sells beer, soda, plates, napkins and snacks for onboard fishing adventures.
CVS Pharmacy
Corner of the Nags Head-Manteo Causeway and U.S.
Highway 64/264
(252) 473-5056
CVS offers photo developing, and the pharmacy has a drive-through. CVS is open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. every day, but on Sundays the pharmacy is only open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Silver
Bonsai Gallery
905 S. U.S. Highway 64/264
(252) 475-1413
Silver Bonsai Gallery features original art, fine jewelry and unique gifts. As you wander the gallery, Bonsai garden and the water garden, you’ll find an impressive collection by a variety of artists who excel in their crafts. You can look on as owners Ben and Kathryn Stewart use heirloom-quality techniques, such as hand engraving, to create jewelry in their open studio. Their unique designs are crafted from gold, platinum and silver with precious and semi-precious stones. The Stewarts have more than 20 years combined experience in jewelry making and art and design to help you find that perfect piece to add to any collection, and they are exceptionally generous with their time and ideas. |
Island Produce
S. U.S. Highway 64/264
(252) 473-1303
Open in the warmer seasons only, the outdoor Island Produce sells a variety of fresh produce plus house plants, annuals, perennials, trees, shrubs, herbs, vegetable plants and garden statuary and accessories. The staff is helpful and knowledgeable about planting. Landscaping services are available.
Island Gallery and Christmas Shop
U.S. Highway 64/264
(252) 473-2838
It’s back! Roanoke Island’s famous Island Gallery and Christmas Shop closed in 2006, but the owners are now reopening and recreating the shop that everyone knew and loved. In this sprawling building you’ll find a little bit of everything. For Christmas there are collectibles, decor and ornaments. There are also art and gift galleries, antiques, a T-shirt store, an old-time candy store and even a bakery. A glass-blower does demonstrations on site. The store will return in the summer of 2008.
Dare County ABC Store
U.S. Highway 64/264
(252) 473-3557
In North Carolina, liquor and fortified wines (greater than 17% alcohol by volume) are only sold in ABC package stores. The store is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. It is closed on Sundays.
Shallowbag Bay Club’s
Ships Store
90 N. Bay Club Dr.
(252) 473-4946
The Shallowbag Bay Club’s Ship’s Store carries many of the things the transient boater, vacationer or recreational fisherman needs. There’s tackle and ice for the sport anglers, outdoor gear and T-shirts and a few groceries for stocking up for fishing charters or other voyages. Diesel and gas are sold to boaters.
Brooks at Vista Florist Gifts & Greenhouse
Nature’s Harmony Garden Center
600 S. U.S. Highway 64/264
(252) 473-3491
This shop is brimming with home and garden items with a tropical flair. You’ll love the fresh flower arrangements, and they will do custom fresh (perfect for weddings) and silk flower arrangements too. The owner, Brooks, is a horticulturist who also does interior design, so they have the items you need to accessorize your home both inside and out -- glass vases, nautical gifts, lamps and artwork including original oil paintings and prints. Nature’s Harmony, a popular local nursery with their main location in Manns Harbor, has a garden center here as well. They’re known for their expert and friendly help.
Chesley Mall
210 S. U.S. Highway 64/264
This strip mall houses a variety of convenience and necessity stores. Advance Auto Parts, (252) 473-9449, offers supplies and parts for vehicles. Food-A-Rama, (252) 473-2924, is an IGA grocery store, Roanoke Island’s largest. The Video Store, (252) 473-3278, rents new and classic movies; The Hallmark Shop, (252) 473-5141, stocks the usual Hallmark variety of cards, wrapping supplies and gifts; Family Dollar, (252) 473-1834, sells inexpensive clothing, house wares, cleaning supplies, toiletries, toys and items for the beach; and Island Pharmacy, (252) 473-5801, is a locally owned pharmacy and old-fashioned drug store, which also houses the local Division of Motor Vehicles license plate office. Also in this strip mall are a U.S. Post Office, a Subway sandwich shop and Top China (see Restaurants).
Ace Hardware
300 N. U.S. Highway 64/264
(252) 473-1444
Ace Hardware sells everything for the home, garden and yard. Most people know Ace as a traditional hardware store, a place to find tools, paint, hardware and lawn and garden supplies. But you may not know that they also sell deck furniture, cleaning supplies, kitchen items, bathroom accessories, beach good, pet supplies, holiday decorations, fishing tackle, grills, gifts, home accessories, art supplies, Carhartt clothing and much more.
Roanoke Heritage Art Galleries
& Military Museum
543 Ananias Dare Street Ext.
(252) 473-2632
This little shop is behind the home of the owner on Ananias Dare Street across the main highway from the downtown area. Herbert Bliven runs a frame shop, offering custom framing and a variety of original artwork, photographs and limited edition prints, all complemented by his handcrafted wooden frames. A small museum on-site houses Civil War artifacts found on Roanoke Island. You’ll also see World War I and II, Native American and Korean War memorabilia as well as antique hunting decoys.
Times Printing Company and Burnside
Books
610 N. U.S. Highway 64/264
(252) 473-3311
Times Printing Company sells a variety of office supplies from paper and pens to filing cabinets and fax machines. A limited selection of art supplies is available. Burnside Books sells new and used books of all sorts with special sections on local topics and for children.
Outer Banks Hotline Thrift Shop
602 N. U.S. Highway 64/264
(252) 473-3127
Outer Banks Hotline is the local women’s shelter and crisis intervention center, and the Thrift Shop is one of the ways it raises money. The Manteo location (there are several throughout the region) is in a large building near the Elizabethan Inn. If you love hunting through thrift stores, you’ll go crazy for this one. You’ll find clothes, furniture, books, records, house wares and a lot more.
Kellogg Supply Co.
917 Burnside Road, Manteo
(252) 473-2167
Whether you're a handyman or a serious builder, Kellogg Supply offers all the lumber and building supplies you could need. The store also sells hardware and electrical and plumbing supplies. For decorating a home, Kellogg's interior design center (there’s another location for this too in Nags Head) can help you select carpet, paint, tile, cabinets and other features. Kellogg's is open Monday through Saturday.
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