This place is filled literally to the rafters with stuff!! I dont know if I would call it a mall-…read moreits more of a junk store. I say that in a positive way

Wow, this place has a ton of really cool and unique items, kind of like a kitschy museum of sorts…read more There are fun old fashioned games, vintage clothing, records, CDs, knick-knacks, lamps, signs, etc. It should definitely be on that show American Pickers. If it hasn't been on that show, not sure why it hasn't. I actually didn't know that there is three floors, so I will have to come back again and check out the other floors. I literally just strolled through the first floor, ha. It was pretty cold in the store on this winter day. So, not sure if the heat works too well. The store clerk was very helpful and attentive. The prices are very expensive. I have no idea what this stuff is worth because I don't but a lot of antiques. It is certainly fun to look at this crazy collection of stuff though.

This place is so charming and fascinating. It is like a museum. The items are so interesting and…read moreamazing outdoor and indoor, and from floor to ceiling. Do not forget to look all they way up the wall to the ceiling. I have shopped many places, spent plenty of dinero and wasted ALOT of money in my time at different places on foolish items, but no matter what I got and how much I spent...never wasted a penny at Tims Secret Treasures. I can honestly say I have never bought a thing here that I don't get excited about every time I look at it or wear it and I could never find these pieces anywhere else. The owners are so very helpful and down to earth. The The Something fascinating in every square inch of this place. Even if we do t mean to shop, we will just come here for fun and pick up a souvenir like cool salt n pepper shakers or something. We just love it there...Up down left right....AWESOME everywhere in sight!!!

My wife and I happened to be in Charleroi and were intrigued when we drove by Tim's shop. The…read morestatues out front of course grab your attention. We talked to the fellow working there - was that Tim? - and he was very kind. He told us the history of the house (a former funeral home) complete with some anecdotal ghost stories. The shop itself is huge. Despite its size it is easily navigable. There is an impressive collection of lanterns hanging from the ceiling on the 2nd floor that I found particularly neat. Sadly, while I did find some items that would've worked for what I was looking for, nothing was reasonably priced. I didn't know if haggling was acceptable so we just decided to move on. In any event, there is lots to browse through. If you're planning a visit set a side some of your time!

I like this antique store a lot, always a good dig. I always come here before Christmas to hunt for…read moreold, pink bulbs. Most prices are reasonable, but some booths are pricier than others. Sometimes there are sales throughout the whole store which is a bonus. I've found some amazing stuff here over the years, including snowflake pyrex which my dad collects. Some parts of the store are so crowded it is hard to walk though.

I've done my fair share of antique shopping and Route 19 antique mall has the greatest selection…read morethat is continually updated! The dealers have great eyes for great pieces. Prices are very competitive and staff are friendly. I particularly love following them on fb; showcasing great finds! love this place!

Bros wed around this circus 1867 house turned antique shop on a Saturday afternoon. The two men…read moreworking were very friendly and provided information and details on the history of the town and the house itself. There are several rooms spanning across 3 floors. There is plenty of space in each room, not crowded at all. They had a good variety from clothing to jewelry, housewares, toys, and a little bit in between. I wouldn't say they had a large quantity of product, but the fact that they weren't crammed with inventory made it easier to navigate around. The prices seemed more than fair on a lot of the items I browsed.

Not a huge selection despite the store being three floors. Prices are good. The two guys working…read morewere very nice and helpful, even though the store didn't have anything I was looking for. Definitely is a "grandpa's attic" type of vibe

Decent sized antique store. The kind where multiple dealers are on display each having their own…read morespace. Interesting array of items. Decent prices. A few parking spots. I only walked out with 2 specialized lego mini figs.

SOOOOO many booths with unique items! Definitely something for everyone here. Very reasonable…read moreprices. Easy to check out and get things out of locked cabinets with assistance from the front. Really a lot to look at.. We were here about 2 hours. Will definitely be back!!

This is an awesome spot with super cool finds. We loved browsing and found rare things that you…read moredon't find in typical antique shops. The owner was so friendly, helpful, and welcoming. Prices were fair and affordable. We will definitely be returning - thanks!!!

Interesting and unique place that we stopped by after lunch. This place is full of rare finds. Our…read moregroup ended up purchasing some interesting things. They can also ship items if needed.

Ok I'll give it 5 Stars because there are lots of antiques and collectibles stuffed everywhere and…read morethey will negotiate. Lots n lots of antiques only a path through the middle but I bet there are some great deals in there. I like the old antique musty smell.

TONS of old tools and hardware store items. Tons…read more Eccentric store with quite the collection of useful and interesting items. Would take me years to look at each item individually.

I stopped in this charming shop during my visit to Aspinwall. I had the opportunity to talk with…read morethe owner Madeleine Byers about what this small business has to offer. It is basically an antique shop however, they sell jewelry, gardening rods.and they specialize in furniture refinishing. She is also into estate sales and along with her assistant are able to transform a lot of "hard to part" with items into something reusable for an interested buyer. She showed me some of the wood pieces they had refinished and they also sell chalk paint if you wish to do the job yourself. She told me it was a good type of paint and she used it to paint her floor. She also does custom orders so if you aren't handy with refurbishing that old piece of furniture they will do it for you. She showed me some perfume bottles that were once sold in the old Kaufmann's department store. She sells a lot of brass items as well. I loved browsing and looking at the artwork made on some of the pieces and even some of the lamps they were selling. I was taken aback by a lovely picture frame that was made out of unwanted estate jewelry. I thought the frame was beautiful but I didn't want it to be overbearing. We tested it with a picture she had in the store and it really added to it. The one they had was 5x7 which she measured. I told her I had an 8x10 of my late mother but I have disposed of practically all her jewelry some time ago. She told me she could make a frame for me if I brought the photo in and custom design it. I also loved seeing the old hanging monkeys around an adorable rocking horse. Depending upon what you buy it can get to be a bit pricey. She told me the price is contingent on all the work put into it. The most important thing is that everything is final sale. I must stress that so know before you go. She told me that they got a lot of business before mother's day with families buying refurbished vases. There were only a few left and they were absolutely breathtaking! This shop is at the end of a one way street near Luke and Finch. You can either pay park in the metered lot or you get one hour free parking on the next street over which is one way the other direction. It is worth a visit and a good contact in the event you need handle an estate.