This is the cutest antique shop located in a great location (look for the red telephone booth)! It…read moreis filled with gifts and decorations for people of all ages (bobbin-spool jump ropes, marbles, candles, posters, and lamps - just to name a few). What started out with mostly bobbin-inspired decorations, Milling Around now sponsors many local artists selling their items. I am always so excited to go into the store to see what new items they are carrying. The shop has beautiful views of the Damariscotta River and is a quick walk to the rest of downtown. The owners are very friendly and are very knowledgeable about the items they carry, local artists they help support and the Boothbay-Damariscotta area in general. Ask them anything! If you get hungry, Que Rico is right outside too!

I love the fact that a store can succeed selling bobbins! The owners are great, and the history of…read moretheir business is cool. Everyone should own candlesticks made of antique bobbins!

Great place. I called the owner on a Sunday in winter when the store is generally closed. You can…read morecall for an appointment and sometimes he just happens to be at the store. The owner told me he will be at store in 1/2 hr. We came back and he opened the store for us . What a nice owner. You have to come to this store lots of nifty things and the vintage sign that he carries are uniques ones. He even has a vintage truck and motorcycle for sale. Def worth a visit. Call ahead to make sure they're open in the winter months or make an appointment.

On our July vacation, while visiting Freeport, Reid State Park we stopped and did a little antique…read moreshopping at the Wiscasset Antique Mall. I was impressed with the helpfulness of the staff as I had questions regarding my purchases. In conversation they recommended Indian Trail Antiques as a "Mantiques" location. They were spot on! We programmed the GPS and were off, two 14 year olds, my wife and I. We arrived to find out that they are closed on Monday's and Tuesdays, however, Charles was working in yard/barn and invited us in, turning on the lights on all 3 floors of his large barn. We had a tour along with the stories of how he acquired some of his collection. The barn was neat and orderly and reminded me of the show American Pickers Antique Archeology store.

There was a large variety of art, sculptures and jewelry on display that surely will capture one's…read moreattention. The gallery itself, housed in a former bank building with vaults and safes, is interesting to this former bank examiner. I particularly enjoyed the contemporary sculpture on display both inside and out. .

Nestled in a row of gift shops, overpriced clothing boutiques and artisan markets, this former bank…read moreturned art gallery showcases an enticing range of styles - from bronze sculptures and pointillist paintings to prints, furniture and jewelry. The majority of the art is for sale, averaging $1K-$25K. A few pieces fall within the $100-400 range. The Muir roof deck garden is a delightful place to sit, relax and enjoy the sound of windchimes. Exploring the vault rooms on the ground and lower levels is also a great way to spend time. There is a public restroom available on the second floor, and a friendly curator on hand to answer questions. If you find yourself downtown, this gallery is well worth a visit.

I was looking to expand my collection of rare coins. The store owner was EXTREMELY helpful and…read moreknowledgeable about what he was selling, and he was willing to discuss the market value and the history behind some of his pieces. The selection this store had was outstanding wether you are looking for Tiffany Jewelry, Vintage Clocks, Fine Silver or Gold Jewelry, War Relics, or Coins. Additionally, he was willing to give me a great deal on the coins if I bought more than one of them. I would highly recommend going here if you are looking for rare and vintage coins, or just browsing around looking for something to do.

Actual message from this store operator via eBay:…read more "estatejewelryemporium395: I think you should take those earrings and stuff them up your BOX... :)"

Such an awesome consignment shop with so many good vintage finds…read more Men's clothing upstairs, women's clothing downstairs. Clean and organized aesthetic, so it's not overwhelming when you walk in like a lot of consignment shops are. And the racks aren't overflowing and hard to sift through... we love to see it. So many jackets and sweaters, shoes, hats, shirts, dresses, etc. for solidly decent prices. I got a vintage patterned LL Bean sweater for $25. PLUS, incredibly sweet employees. The woman who checked me out was so nice and excited for my find. Great for validation if you need it lol. Will for sure recommend to any friends living in or visiting Rockland, Maine.

Wow! What a wonderful experience. The owners were clearly enjoying what they do. The space was laid…read moreout perfectly and so interesting. We were the first customers and shopped for an hour! By the time we left there were a lot more! While I spent way too much money it was well worth it. We live in Ct. but will definitely be back when we're in the area!

If you pass by New Harbor on your way to the Pemaquid Light House you must stop in. They have lots…read moreof neat items all made by local craftsmen. They young lady who owns the store is friendly and very helpful. We have purchased many items.

This is the top echelon for real Down East Maine Americana lifestyle and artisan products. I go…read moreevery year on my summer vacations away from New York City. Worth the trip if you are looking for a slice of authentic Maine spirit. The youthful and naturalistic retail venue of the barn they are located in is immaculately styled. They also beautifully wrapped all of my holiday gifts they sent out for me last year.

Cute little artist shop with some supplies and some original artwork. Good variety of prints and…read morelocal stuff as well

I am not usually one to go to art gallery's however me and my girlfriend both enjoy art so I…read morefigured let's go in! The building looks very nice from the outside and when I entered I came across these awesome map drawings that I found very awesome. Had a great talk to the man working the gallery at the time and he explained how he made them. About our mutual knowledge as our degree's and school experiences were similar. I bought a book and would love to buy art in the future.

While visiting any area my wife and I have a list of type of places we love to check out. Near the…read moretop if not the very top for my wife has bookstores. While visiting Damariscotta the first bookstore you may stumble upon will be Sherman's. While exploring the town afterwards we spotted signs mentioning a used bookstore that lead us to this spot. They have lots of parking available right by but also easy to walk to from Main Street too. Inside honestly feels very much like an old school library. The staff also made us feel welcome and the vibes were comfy. While we did not browse through every single book, the space is so large you could spend hours upon hours to find that hidden gem! They also had some sections where books appeared to be very cheap. I did overhear and saw online that everything is donated and all proceeds support the Skidompha Public Library located in town. What a fantastic way to support the library while also giving those visiting here a chance to get some good book deals! I would certainly call this one of the better used bookstores I have visited. We did not buy anything but love the fact it's all by volunteers and use it as a way to support the public library. Worth taking the small detour off the beaten path!

Always a highlight of my trips to maine; pretty good selection. it's got a large section on the…read morehistory of the area