Temecula Valley Historical Society Antique Store

I need to flag a mismatch: the input categorizes this as "Big Box & Department Stores," but the business name is "Temecula Valley Historical Society Antique Store" — which is an antique/thrift operation, not a big-box department store like Target, Walmart, Kohl's, or similar. The BIG-BOX/DEPARTMENT STORE lens you've provided is designed for national or regional chains with standard assortments across multiple locations. It assumes geography-based differentiation (which side of town, which shopping center, versus the same banner elsewhere). An antique store — especially one tied to a historical society — operates on an entirely different logic: inventory is curated and unique, the appeal is the hunt and discovery, location matters for foot traffic and walkability rather than "which side of town has this banner." The editorial lens doesn't fit the business. **Before I write, I need clarification:** Should I: 1. **Apply the BIG-BOX lens anyway** and treat this as a department-store location (which would produce inaccurate framing)? 2. **Switch to an ANTIQUE/SPECIALTY-RETAIL lens** that focuses on inventory character, the browsing experience, what kind of shopper this draws, and what it funds (the historical society mission)? 3. **Confirm the category is correct** — or is this mislabeled and should be "Antique Shops" or "Thrift Stores"? Which direction would you like me to take?