Bradley's Country Store Complex, Country store complex in Felkel, Florida, US

Bradley's Country Store Complex comprises 17 mostly frame-vernacular buildings on 31 acres along Centerville Road in Felkel, north of Tallahassee. The 1927 store stands among a cane press and syrup furnace from 1915, a syrup house, a 1922 commissary, a grist mill, a smokehouse and a sausage processing plant, each built for a step in making and selling sausage, grits and cane syrup.

In 1910 Mrs. Bradley began selling sausage made in her kitchen to neighbours in Felkel. A cane press and syrup furnace followed in 1915, a syrup house for bottled cane syrup, and a commissary in 1922; the store itself was built in 1927, with a grist mill, smokehouse and sausage plant added later. The store was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in April 1984.

The site shows how rural communities operated and organized daily life around small-scale food production and local commerce. Visitors can see the tools and spaces where families prepared goods they relied on, reflecting the self-sufficient traditions of farming communities in early Florida.

The property is in a rural area and easiest to reach by car on county roads. Visitors should wear sturdy shoes since paths are unpaved and can be muddy, especially after rain.

The cane press and syrup furnace built in 1915 still stand on the grounds, and the syrup house that followed was raised to bottle the cane syrup produced there. Bradley's Country Milled Grits have been ground on site since the 1920s, so the milling equipment predates most of the other structures in the complex.