I own Timeshares outside Harrisonburg but am very familiar with the Crossroads Country Store. I spend literally hours there buying merchandise and being involved with both the owner Rex Miller and his employees as well as his son this past February and love the place. There are Confederate History items you will rarely see anywhere else and the location in the Shenandoah Heritage Farmer's Market is a plus as the whole complex provides a most unusual shopping experience from the restaurant to the Country Canners sales shop and a variety of unusual businesses you don't find in a lot of other places and all, under one roof! The candies from the shop devoted to chocolate and other candies run by Mennonites with a heavy presence in the building are to die for! I cannot say enough positive things about Rex and his staff and the enjoyment of the articles I have purchased there over the years or the conversations I've had in the place. I highly recommend a trip to the Crossroads Country Store in particular and the Complex at large, to anyone visiting the Harrisonburg area; especially people with first year students at James Madison University who will likey find the place far different from that to which they are accustommed and I am sure they will have it on their agenda for every visit to Harrisonburg they make thereafter. I am from Massachusetts but prefer Harrisonburg. You may find you will too, Especially, the Crossroads Country Store. Brian A. Rich - Gloucester, MA 01930