We went on a lovely fall Saturday and visited Annie's shop, the antique area, Juniata Valley…read moreWinery, and Edelholz. In all, we bought some apple dumplings, fudge, a desk (which was priced very well), and a few bottles of wine. Annie and Miss Betty were so wonderful to chat with, and the gentleman at Edelholz and the guys moving the antiques in were very nice, too! They were also having a rummage sale in what usually is the greenhouse (but is closed for the season) and my husband found a beer growler to add to his collection. It seems like they have a lot of stuff constantly coming in for the antiques section so it may be worth a second look. It's definitely worth a stop and is one of those places where you could spend either a few minutes (if you know what you're stopping for) or an hour or so (if you are just browsing)! All in all, I'd recommend stopping!

Lovely little store, quilts, antiques, lots of Amish made purses, table cloths and jams and jellies.read more

3 floors of stuff. Nicely organized!…read more Good prices. Area for 45 (records, kitchen area, magazine area, furniture and nicknacks galore! Staff was nice enough. There is an area for items prices at one dollar. Port-a-potty. ( restroom is located out front )

While checking out the Leesport Farmers Market Sunday Flea Market, we decided to explore the area…read morewhile heading towards Allentown. We couldn't find much about Fleetwood Antique Mall during our initial web searches, but wanted to give it a chance. It's easily accessible off of U.S. Route 222. Parking is an informal affair with no marked lines; we ended up parking near one of the back buildings. Even before entering Fleetwood Antique Mall, you can tell this place is different with several old vehicles on display out front. Random statues also are on display everywhere outside. Fleetwood Antique Mall is three floors with several rooms on each floor, and several outlying buildings. First floor of the main building is handicap accessible, but others do not appear to be. The Antique Mall has a solid variety of unique items, is clean, with little junk. First floor has a large amount of antique and retro furniture. Statues that look like they came from restaurants or bars are everywhere and stand out. This place is so loaded with items; you have to look up as they are even hanging from the rafters. Second floor is similar to the first; we found unique video game systems in one booth. The third floor has a low ceiling and as we are tall it was a challenge to explorer, but it mostly contained furniture. Outlying buildings contain items including but not limited to office furniture and mattresses. One building contains the $1 budget section, and in the basement were old trunks and hubcaps. This store does something that many other Antique stores don't: they have tape measures, pens, and paper on every floor, a simple but smart idea. The front desk employee was helpful and asked how we found them. She also provided us with information about their sister location, The Shoppes at Kirbyville, located just down the road. Overall, we were surprised by the lack of reviews as this place was great. Fleetwood Antique Mall is totally with a stop when in the area.

Awesome high end industrial salvage. Lenny drives a blue van and said to stop in anytime he's…read morethere. He also has another property full of industrial salvage up the road. Truly amazing place. Owner lived in the Bronx where he founded this type of industry back in the 60s!! Now living in berks county this is most definitely the premiere spot for found objects! This is not for casual antique collectors. Items are expensive and authentic but definitely worth stopping by. He had an armored snow tank parked out front for a couple years that has now been moved to Adamstown.

11/18/23 went and visited this store for the first time which just so happened to be next to third…read morest cafe. The shop keeper, Carolee was very friendly and willing to negotiate. I didn't find anything here on this trip but if you're in the area it's certainly worthwhile going to shop. There were plenty of interesting antiques. I especially liked the cookie jar collection. Furniture, jugs, kitchen items, glassware, dolls, magazines, books and much much more.

From the owner: We are a new addition to Hamburg, Pa. Our store offers a great selection of Antiques, Vintage &…read moreCollectible items. In addition, our General Store offers a wide variety of scented candles, jams, jellies candles & more. We try to have something for everyone to like. Come in and browse--you will like us!

So much fun!! We were driving through and HAD to stop. I'm so glad we did! I found a vintage…read moreGarfield Birthday card and a beautiful vintage Barbie accessory carrier that I'm gonna use as a purse 10/10. Lots of vendors and varieties to shop!

American Daydream Antiques & Miscellanea is an interesting semi-booth style antiques store located…read morein a former barn. Parking at time's can be a little tight due to the lack of spaces, but generally shouldn't be an issue. American Daydream is two floors of antiques, books, collectables, comics, retro items, toys, and various other items. The selection of items gives American Daydream a more curated feeling then other booth style antiques stores I've seen, and also leans toward being slightly nerdier. They carry less traditional antiques in some areas such as furniture. Upstairs has perhaps one of the most interesting features of the store. They have an old school looking video store that primarily specializes in horror VHS releases. It also has other Blu-ray/DVD/VHS items for sale. A retro toy store's booth has an interesting variety of figures and playsets. Throughout both floors there are interesting homemade items including jewelry. Helpful and pleasant staff help round out a nice antiques store. It's absolutely worth a stop if in the area.

Dogs are only allowed if they are carried. There is nothing unique about this antique store…read more Just the usual vintage stuff.

My favorite antique shop in Central Pennsylvania, this shop has something for everyone. Many…read moredifferent vendors within a former schoolhouse building, this shop is extremely well curated. You will find everything from cast iron frying pans to baseball cards, Pokémon cards, vinyl records, and other knick knacks. Highly recommended and well worth a visit.

Definitely not on the beaten path, looks like an old warehouse and dirt driveway to the back of it…read more That said worth a day trip in the middle of the state . Widely varied selection of items. Brightly lit most stalls are neat some are jumbled. If you wish to see and item that is locked staff is very willing to assist. Seasonal items seem to change with regularity. Prices also vary, some deals can be found but specific items may have better prices online ( you pay shipping online and fragility is an issue) Lovely for a rainy day adventure looking for deals or just browsing. Will do it again definitely.

I've been here several times and always seem to find something special. Pricing is fair, depends…read moreon the vendor, which is typical for most places. Large building, plenty to see. Worth the trip.

11/18/23. Had a wonderful time here at Hamburg Antique Center. Shop keeper was lovely and friendly…read more There was so much to see here! Stunning selection with a focus on Christmas! I had a wonderful time looking at yesteryear blow-molds, truly vintage Santa's, Milk Bottles, all of those incredible items. The store is large and extends pretty far back with an emphasis on a lot of glass, ceramics, crystal. There were wood items too that were quite rustic as well as some of the old fashioned jugs-crocks. To me, the prices were quite high. I'm sure there may be some bargains plus I'm certainly not an antique expert. The wade figurines offered by red rose were 3$ a piece but where I normally go, they are 1$- just one example. I would definitely go back and it was enjoyable seeing the history and walking down memory lane.

Stopped in while shopping in the vicinity. I had my young granddaughters in tow and immediately…read morerealized that might be a mistake. This place is saturated with glassware, all placed low at their level. While the configuration is nice and wide, I wouldn't recommend bringing kids or a stroller. Thankfully (and after a lecture from me) they kept their hands to themselves. I love putzing around antique and thrift stores, however this one didn't really capture my attention. The items weren't unique, were overpriced, and as my girls said "had a funny (musty) smell". Most of the inventory consisted of glassware and dishes, although they did have some other items, but nothing worth a second glance. We weren't greeted upon entry and honestly I don't even recall seeing anyone working the counter. We were the only customers in the store. On the plus side the store was clean, and like I mentioned early spacious to walk thru without knocking anything over. It just wasn't for me. 2 hour street parking is out front with a large two story antique store across the street, so although this wasn't for me, if you like to hunt it's worth a visit.

If you're a true antique lover, Vintage 61 might disappoint. Much of the furniture is painted over…read morewithout care, stripping away its original charm. While the back section has more authentic vintage pieces, they're often overpriced. The shop doesn't accept offers, and staff can be overheard gossiping about customers.

FANTASTIC STORE! Melissa (the owner) is not only kind, she knows her stuff! Hence, I know I'll get…read morethe best eBay price for my treasures. Thank you, Melissa, you're the best!

Some great finds here, lots of vintage items, well displayed, organized and priced. Store is much…read morelarger than it appears from the front entrance. Something for everyone

Cute little shop run by nice folks who do animal rescue. I also do rescue so I am all for…read moresupporting mom & pop businesses that are run by people who care. Hidden among lots of tchotchkes are some cool vintage and antique items. Definitely worth a look; we did not leave empty-handed.