I heard about Burning Bridges Antique market from a family member and independently from a hotel…read morepamphlet and decided to take my parents along with me for a visit after dining at Hinkles. The market is in an old brick building with plentiful parking. As many have noted-it is massive. There is just so much to see on all the three floors-there really is something for everyone here. Glasses, plates, toys, Christmas decor, old electronics, telephones, and so, so much more. We had a wonderful time exploring, and I picked up a few things I had long been wanting. I'm not an expert in antique pricing, but it all seemed reasonable to me. I definitely plan to visit again when in Pennsylvania. It was a fabulous way to spend an afternoon, and afterwards we all remarked on what a great time we had there.

After a lovely lunch at Hinkle's Restaurant, walk down the street to the Burning Bridge Antiques…read moreMarketplace. You won't regret it. Explore American history before your eyes with floors full of display cases or areas showcasing life, furniture, accessories, and house decor over the last 100 years. The Burning Bridge Antique Market has a lot of value and craftsmanship, and most of its products are probably made in America. Cut glass, crystal, silver, old magazines--there is too much to name what's available at Burning Bridge. Staff/Service is available if needed. Even if you don't make any purchases, Burning Bridge is worth the visit for the history lesson and a must-see when you come to historic Columbia.

I love this antique store and can't wait to go back. I want this and that, and the dial up phone,…read morethe vintage formica kitchen table, roll top desk; there's just so much to see. Lots of lamps to choose from - 70's hanging stained glass lamps, something a bit more modern. I can seriously see myself decorating my new home, with goodies from Toolbooth. I'm unsure if it was a holiday thing, but someone was actually playing holiday music on their piano, as my husband and I were strolling through the different, beautifully displayed booths.

Cool warehouse of antiques in Columbia. Be careful to park in the correct lot, as the one I parked…read morein (accidentally!) had a sign that warned of towing! Upon entering, you're in a huge warehouse space with larger items and some tight rows of assorted insanity. My friend purchased a 3-foot tall nutcracker figurine from this area for $29. She was thrilled. As you wander back into other areas you find more curated collections of items for same, including one magnificent area of mid-century modern furniture where every items wanted to come home with me. I ended up purchasing some adorable pineapple salt and pepper shakers and one of those ubiquitous milk glass nesting chickens. We didn't even make it to the basement area.

Always an eclectic and ever changing mix of vintage, mcm, pop culture, oddities and more! This…read moreplace should not be missed. Not a stodgy antique mall rather a hip curated shop full of absolute amazing-ness!!!! Prices are great and as I mentioned the variety of this shop has something for everyone!!!

One of our newest favorite antique shops and now will be a MUST visit when we are in the area! The…read morebuilding itself is absolutely awesome, you'll love it!! Two huge floors to explore. Seriously, just wow. Something for everyone! They have packed glass cases with unusual items to the norm (most upstairs), plus items on shelves & in booths. Soooo many unusual tins and cool antique carnival/game items found at our most recent visit. All price ranges, too. The people that work there are great... helpful & sweet. We were looking for a specific item and the gentleman took it upon himself to search their stock for something that might work. He walked up to the attic and brought it down to show us. It didn't quite work for us, but close!! What a nice guy. We will be back. We had just spent a small fortune elsewhere, or else would have bought more here. Great place and a must visit. Can't wait to go back!

We drove over two hours to get here. Their site said they were open Wednesday until 5. They were…read moreNOT open and in fact there was a sign saying that they were closed for the day! Holiday or not, leave word on your website or on the google site where you list your hours and let people know. As a shop owner you should take some responsibility in relaying that info to your customers. Not too much to ask to leave accurate hours to your shop. This is the second shop that was randomly closed with no regard to their customers. Go to burning bridge or tollbooth antiques.. at least they were open on a Wednesday and their hours were reflected accurately on their site! Why these people can't get it together is pure laziness and bad business.

A nifty little shop tucked away In the historic town of Columbia Pennsylvania. I've made this a…read moreregular stop when shopping, The stock is ever changing and in ever changing and intriguing! The prices are fantastic, so a word to the wise, if you see it and love it buy it without hesitation because it won't last!

A vintage collection of stores in an old time theater? Yes please! We saw a listing for one of the…read morevendors on yelp and decided one Saturday to stop in. What we found wasn't just one vendor, but a collection of various vendors all specializing in any and everything you could ever want! Vintage toys, anime and Japanese collectables and candy, video games, VHS and laserdisc, vintage décor ranging from Halloween to Christmas and beyond, clothing, Japanese Gundam and model kits. If something was missing a price or you weren't sure it was for sale, the guys up front will be more than happy to contact the owner of the stall and get you a price. We had the pleasure of meeting some of the owners/employees, all really cool guys passionate about local business and vintage goods. Its a little confusing as how it all works for a newbie, but basically you walk in, pick up a basket, and just peruse the site, which is a historic theater! What better setting for this place! Pick up what you want and head back to the front and they will ring you out there and answer any questions you have. The guys were knowledgeable about everything they had and went above and beyond to answer our questions. Prices were pretty reasonable based on the market now. Best advice I can give is don't come looking for anything in particular. Just peruse and enjoy the treasures you might find! Also BRING QUARTERS FOR THE PARKING METERS! I cant stress that enough. We talked to several shop owners and saw meter readers ticketing cars who were minutes within their spot expiring.

Stopped by state theatre while traveling in the area, they have a huge selection of vintage and…read morehard to find toys , records, clothing, Midcentury furniture, anime items , Japanese car ephemera, vhs, video games, magic the gathering and more! The nice couple at the counter were easy to work with while i was on the hunt for a vintage blow mold display which i found cheaper than anywhere else.

This place is so comforting and welcoming! The staff is always super friendly, and the pricing…read morekeeps me coming back weekly. They have a wide variety of clothing and accessories, but I only wish they had more home decor!

Loved this thrift store! There are so much to choose from. We were able to get everything we needed…read morefor skiing. Too bad the place closed down on Jan 11.

Yes they have nice antiques, but their customer service is absolutely disturbing. I witnessed the…read moremanager (a man) assault a customer (a woman) with a basket. The reason? Because she had apparently but a deposit down on something there and she asked for her money back because she changed her mind and they refused to give it to her. I'm appalled. If you are in columbia antique shopping, there a plenty of wonderful shops that treat their customers with respect. I think it's safe to say that I myself will never return to this place again.