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Craft Company No. 6

Housed in a converted firehouse, this store is unique and probably one of the most unusual stores you will ever go to. Everything is handmade and for sale. Very artsy and not mass marketed.

Address: 785 University Ave
Hours: Mon-Thu 11AM-6PM, Fri Sat 11AM-7PM, Sun noon-5PM
Website: craftcompany.com (opens in a new tab)

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