The Olde Country Store

Established in 1849. The Olde Country Store and More - 1849 is a journey back to your sweetest memories with over 180 candies, a large selection of local crafts & goods and our Olde World twist of original glass ornaments and authentic German treats to tease your pallets. Located on the crossroads to Naples, Wayland and Cohocton, in the Green Heart... of the Finger Lakes. The Wetmore Bros. had a store in North Cohocton (Bloods Corners) as far back as 1849 1873 Present Store was built by Nelson Wetmore 1898 Store owned by Henry Wolfanger & Henry Pierce. Called the "Store of the two Hanks". 1913 Henry Wolfanger owner and store is then called "Wolfanger's Store". 1951 Charles & Marion Briglin take over the store for Henry Wolfanger. When Charles Briglin died, his son Robert Briglin became part owner and the name changed to "Briglin's Olde Country Store". 1977 Frank and Kathleen Duserick became owners and named it "Duserick's Olde Country Store". 1983 Thomas and Ellen Park are the owners and call the store "Park's Olde Country Store". 1993 Susan Carmen Wissick is the owner and changes the name to "Kinfolks Olde Country Store". 1996 Judith Coats owns the store and keeps the name "Kinfolks Country Store". 2011 Jack Bolster and James Conrad purchased the store and repaired it. 2015 The Wells family, Jeffrey H. Wells with daughters Jenny and Denise reopened.Read More