The Brick Store opened in 1790 and has been in business every since then, making it America’s oldest general store. One of its most fascinating features are its slant-front counters, designed so that ladies wearing hoop skirts can step close and examine the merchandise. It truly smells old, in the nicest possible way, its air filled with the piquant aromas of thick-sliced bacon, aged cheese, maple candy, and cake donuts. The most alluring odor, and one that permeates the very fixtures of the store, is that of the smokehouse, which produces the vividly-flavored bacon, Canadian bacon, and cheddar cheese. Also enticing is the scent of sweet fudge, made in flavors that include maple walnut, Creamsicle, Heath Bar crunch, and vanilla rum raisin.