01 — In person
The shop
Records on old church pews, a listening station with headphones, a shop cat, and $1 drinks. Families and kids are welcome. We do not sell record players.
Hours & mapOpen Wednesday–Sunday · noon–6pm
207 Clayton Street, Rivesville, West Virginia 26588
We buy, sell & trade vinyl
Call (304) 278-2408
Three ways in
01 — In person
Records on old church pews, a listening station with headphones, a shop cat, and $1 drinks. Families and kids are welcome. We do not sell record players.
Hours & map02 — Mail-order
Browse our mail-order inventory on this site and check out with PayPal — calculated domestic shipping or free store pickup. Also listed on Discogs and MusicStack.
Shop online03 — Cleaner
Record cleaning solution formulated by Noelle. 8 oz. bottle with a microfiber cloth, $16 postpaid. USA orders only.
Order cleanerRivesville, West Virginia
Assumption Records is run by Noelle and Patrick Kolb at 207 Clayton Street — the former Assumption Catholic Church. They started selling by mail around 2010 in Richmond, Virginia, moved to West Virginia in 2013, and opened the shop in 2014.
Inside: used and new vinyl, Assumption and band t-shirts, and Pristine Platters. In April they host Record Store Day in the shop. The store appears in Bob Tinnell’s movie Feast of the Seven Fishes.
From the shop
Noelle’s record cleaning solution. An 8 oz. bottle ships with a microfiber cloth for $16 postpaid. Wholesale 5-packs and 20-packs are on the order page. USA orders only.