collector corner museum

the owners are the sweetest couple and they will walk you through everything. They have many interesting stories and it was pretty fun!

This museum is a must for the whole family, there are things in this collection that will interest everyone, I can't believe two people could have collected all of these things, but the majority of items are the two owners. There are Barbie Dolls, coins, military, car items, dolls. They do periodical themes in one display room. Christmas is a real joy to see, then the military is also a great one. It is just a fun place, but plan on staying a long time to enjoy it all.

Collector's Corner Museum is the brainchild of Jim and Nida Gyorfy. They both have been avid collectors since childhood, and were fortunate to find each other roughly 55 years ago! They run the place themselves, and I spent a fascinating hour looking at what they've collected and sharing stories with both Jim and Nida. Apparently not a week goes by that someone doesn't offer to donate to their constantly growing collection. There's a room dedicated to Barbie dolls and related paraphenalia. Another room is used for a rotating exhibit which changes every 3 months. Depending on your personality and interests, a person could easily spend a couple of hours here and still find things of interest.

This place has interesting antiques, and the host are very knowledgeable what they have. It's a very low keyed place, but you learn a lot and there is a lot to see. No to be missed.

This museum is just what it says it is--a collection of collections! Jim and Nida Gyorfy have been collecting for over 50 years and are now sharing their collections. The museum is small but packed with different collections all organized and displayed. There is a feature room that changes every 4-6 weeks so it is worth a return trip. Minimal entry fee but worth the price of admission.

This museum is a great place to spend a couple of hours. Collections of all kinds (Barbies, dolls, coins, trains, figurines, toys, paper dolls, knives, guns, etc). Charming owners.

We had a wonderful time checking out all the displays in this wonderful place. The owners gave us a guided tour and we had a great time visiting and remembering the past. We were there at least three hours going through everything and checking every corner for some new discovery. They spun wondrous tales of how they acquired items and how many years it took them to find some things they had on display and other items they are still trying to find. This is a wonderful place for young and old alike. It appeals to the child in all of us and brings back so many memories of treasures long past. Check it out and travel back to a simpler time.

This museum is a bit cluttered for my liking. I feel awful giving two stars since the curators are so nice but I would not recommend stopping by this museum as it is more a collection of toys and trinkets.

Jim and Nida Gyorfy have been collecting collections of about everything for more than fifty years. To house these collections and be able to share them with the word they categorized and catalogued their collections to create this very personal and special place. It's really a museum of collections. Whatever your niche is, it is probably here. They take time to tell you the history of each area you choose to investigate to be sure you can feel the history and value of each area. I'm a wood worker fan, Vern is more military oriented. There was a huge room the length of the building of just Barbie dolls! I took sample pictures so as not to give away the extent of what we saw. It is Packed! They also have a gift store inside with things that are duplicates or otherwise for sale. We paid $4 ea, as seniors, but that entry fee and what they sell is their income. If you like antiques, bears, coins, dolls, military, miniatures, oriental, stamps, tools, toys, trains I really hope you stop in. It made their day to share these treasures with us, and it made our day seeing things we had either never seen, or not seen since we were kids. (ps: pictures would not load, I'll try after this is posted to add them)