This little gift shop offers a potpourri of New England–produced fair-trade stuff like honey, syrup, jewelry and candles, but perhaps its most fascinating attraction is New England's oldest pet cemetery, dating to the late 19th century. Located in the back garden, it's the resting place of Folly, Harry and of course, Good Galusha.
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