Old Number Six Book Depot

Finding used book stores like this in 2025 is a dream come true, most of them are gone by now. This store is amazing, stacks of books from the floor to the ceiling in every row, every aisle. There is an upstairs that has an extensive collection of historical and cultural books. I made a few nostalgic and vintage finds but I will say that I was a little surprised at the prices on some of the books (they were high). Overall a great store though, I hope to visit again soon!

A truly unique experience. Get lost in a sea of endless books, all categorized nicely in sections that extend floor to ceiling, downstairs and upstairs. From leatherbound classics to old first editions to kids books, it’s all here. Also a fun way to get small kids excited about books as the multi-story barn is like an adventure for them.

One of my all-time favorite bookstores. It’s everything a bookstore should be: overstuffed. Filled with little surprises. The humor section is great. The fantasy and science fiction section is full. I run out of time before I run out of books, every time I go.

???????? I never heard of it my nephew and his girlfriend heard of it and we decided to check it out. It's like a maze and it's huge 2 levels and so many books!! Everything is labeled so you know where to look and their exist sign so you don't get lost & ladders hard to reach. There are chairs and stools & area rugs and a wood stove and a bathroom and fans and is not dusty or dirty because I'm allergic to dust and it's fine. It's located an unusual location and you never find it cuz it's not standing out. Parking not that great but than again it's difficult place to find so it's not a big deal.

This book shop has a huge selection of used books, arranged by topic. The main floor is jam-packed with all sort of volumes: fiction, classics, beautiful tooled ornamental vintage books, sets, poetry, cooking, children's books, and so forth. The upper floor has higher ceilings and the books are packed to them! This floor is nonfiction, mostly history of all types, and has smaller rooms full of engineering, science, radio, and so forth. There are chairs to read in, and some kids' toys to keep them entertained. I also found a small stack of graphic novels which was awesome! I wish they had a whole section of those, though I know they sell fast. It was strange to just find them in a pile instead of on a shelf someplace. The owner was very helpful and friendly, while letting visitors explore at their own pace. There is a friendly cat in residence, so keep in mind that you may want to take allergy meds if that's useful for you. Books are moderately priced - they are relatively expensive for things like first editions, though most books are in the $10 range that I found, so still quite affordable. Come with an idea of subject areas in mind, not particular books, and you'll leave with a few (or a lot!) more treasures!