Deluxe Toy & Hobby

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Mon-Fri 9:30-5 Sat 9:30-4 Sun Closed

740-633-2875

lat: 40.096884 long: -80.724581

In the city of Martins Ferry, at the corner of Hanover and 5th Street, sits a three-story toy store that you have to see to believe! Currently owned by Michael and Constance Yeso, Deluxe Toy & Hobby is possibly the largest, continuously owned toy store in the nation, having been started by Contance’s parents, William and Angela Tolbert in 1955.

The toy store was moved to its current location in 1978, quickly filling up all three stories with toys. The Yesos put a lot of time and attention into selecting the toys for the store, attending the American Toy Fair in New York City every year. The toys run from simple and nostalgic to new and unique.

Deluxe Toys in Ohio near the Lewis and Clark Trail

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