Crouses Mill True Value in North Lima

Crouse Mill, located in and adjacent to a True Value store in North Lima, Ohio, is a fun place to visit, especially during the holiday season.  Most of the trains are in two walk-through prototype boxcars parked on a siding adjacent to the store.  Lots of starter sets and low- to mid-range Lionel (especially) trains and accessories.  No real bargain pricing, but they have been around for many years and seem to do quite well.  Kind of a local area attraction and a fine hardware store as well.

I stop by there frequently these days, mostly just to browse, since it's along the route from my home to the animal shelter where I volunteer on Saturdays.

Are these the fellas who run North Lima Trainworks?  If so, I am sure the store is nice but I would avoid ordering anything from them online.  Customer service is spotty and it is difficult to speak with a human being.  If you search the archive, you will find I am not the only one who experienced this issue.

North Lima Trainworks is a separate entity and not directly connected with the store being discussed here.

My first question was:  Is NORTH Lima a suburb of Lima, home of Shays, and site of a couple on display, in and near,  and the answer is a resounding NO!, it is clear across the state, south of Youngstown.

Yes, North Lima, Ohio, is south of Youngstown, just a mile or less off the Ohio Turnpike.  It's a small, rural community.