This Old School Novelty Shop In Missouri Will Take You Back In Time

Hartley served in WWII and following the war, he moved to Chicago where he gained experience in working in retail. After working at another store in Oklahoma and getting married to June Spickard, he expressed interest in opening up his own nickel and dime shop. The pair then moved to Branson in 1961 and opened up their own store. The 1, 500-square foot store saw steady growth and in the early 1970's, Hartley moved his shop to a bigger space on Main street. Though Hartley passed in 2006, his wife, son and son-in-law still keep the business running.

The collection features Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Ty Cobb and many other baseball greats.

There are 1,100 different types of candy and snacks. And just like the good ol' days, you can even purchase select candy and taffy for 10 cents a piece!

From nostalgic flavors like cream soda to off-the-wall flavors like "Bacon Soda", there's something for everyone here.

We're living in a time where most kids are playing games on their parents' phones and iPads. It's nice to turn back the clock and return to days of playing stimulating board games or building Model T cars. When you walk down the Fun Aisle at Dick's 5 & 10, you'll find lots of classic toys and games that have stuck around for years and years.