This is a huge space filled with an eclectic assortment of vintage and antique. It is set up booth…read morestyle. It is a bit crowded in spots. There is a lot of merchandise! Employees are helpful. There are clean bathrooms available.

If you do not have a couple hours to spend here come on a day when you do. There is so much to see…read morein this 3 story building. There is a main floor, a downstairs and an upstairs. We stayed on the main floor (not enough time) so there could be even more floors, who knows. Staff were wearing masks, no sanitizing in between people or the pens we used to sign but there is hand sanitizer at the pick up counter. There are public restrooms on the main floor. Many vendor booths with actual antiques, memorabilia, vintage jewelry, kitchenware, tools, comic books, records, train stuff (lots of O scale) - definitely something for everyone. There was also a room of cases and cases in other spots too. We bought several comic books, a vintage pin, a Hess truck, an HO train car, a book (100 yrs old) and a few other things. We definitely needed more time and will be back.

Daniez has a great variety of both new and old items. Dana is very welcoming, kind, and helpful…read more I highly recommend stopping in to see her! You won't regret it!

I grew up in PA and when I return I come to Vernas for all my sewing needs. Very affordable and an…read moreextensive selection of fabrics. Staff is knowledgeable and professional.

She's got everything from fabric to notions to sweets! Lighting isn't great so you might want to…read morebring a flashlight if that is a problem telling shades of fabrics!

Personal Experience and Opinion: If you want to bid on authentic merchandise in silent auctions, do…read morenot bid here. They do not authenticate anything or display items with import tags prominently displayed! When you ask to inspect an item, no one has the time or "the key." Be certain what you're bidding on and buying. In fact, just don't bid here. You can't be a Christian business and cheat your customers. I doubt Jesus would approve!

Cash only. They have some good stuff but like thrift shopping in general, you need to be patient…read moreand look at everything. I got a cool shirt and one of my friends got a pair of jeans :)

Vera Bradley, spinning jewelry, Faceplant Dreamwear, Lizou collection, Elly Preston bracelets,…read moreLotus Jewelry studio, Lindsay Phillips, Robin Goodfellow designs, eclectic home decor items & so many other original home, bedding, kitchen and jewelry items.. I am very impressed that this precious store is in this quaint small college (Bucknell) town. The store has more of an urban sophistication and with a compilation of authentic elements. The store prices are reasonable. The jewelry pieces range from $30 -$200, dependng on the intricate detailing and the piece. Once you walk into the store you have a subtle olfactory aroma that makes your shopping experience a pleasure. The original pieces are wonderful and stand out. I love that the not-so-well know yet, up and coming jewelry makers have pieces that are not cookie cuter pieces. I purchased an original piece by Robin Goodfellow, from Michigan, that I have been eyeing for awhile. Love her simple yet unique jewelry, especially the necklaces. Will definitely be back here again.

Wonderful card shop with excellent selection of both vintage and modern…read more Extremely friendly and welcoming. I'll for sure visit every time I'm in town.

The situation here is essentially over and it's just a matter of what the next steps are…read more Susquehanna Valley Mall has lost too many stores to recover, including anchor store Bon-Ton, Books-A-Million, and Victoria's Secret among many others. The mall remains in relatively good condition, despite the lack of stores. We found out why no major changes have occurred; the previous owners were deep in debt. The mall went for sheriff's sale in August 2019 and is now owned by the bank. The only major developments that have occurred is the sale of the former Sears to Family Practice Center, who have been renovating it into a clinic. The future of the Susquehanna Valley Mall is a mystery. Until it's sold to a new owner, the mall continues to lose stores in "status quo" mode. I'd like to see the former Weis sold to Ollie's Bargain Outlet, who needs a MUCH better space. I suspect the mall will have to be redeveloped by new owners and it's a real question how much will remain a traditional mall. Finally, how will the Central Susquehanna Valley Transportation Project bypass affect the shopping strip when completed? There will probably be no happy ending at the Susquehanna Valley Mall.

Three stars because it is well maintained, and it does get some good pop-up stores. This area has…read moremany shoppers, some of whom like a splurge. Wouldn't a high- end store like Nordstroms or Bloomingdale's be good? Even a Nordstrom's Rack would be nice. Also, I don't think any of these would affect Boscov's, which is still essential.

Joe is very knowledgeable about arts and crafts furniture. He has a good eye and is very passionate…read moreabout the arts and crafts movement.. I wish I had found him earlier in my collecting career.

I just purchased a wonderful Arts & Crafts bookcase from Joe. I found it on his web site. He had…read moreit delivered for me 2.5 hours away -- I never had to leave my house! Overall, a very satisfying experience, and one that I would recommend. Joe is very experienced and knowledgeable in the Arts & Crafts field. I trust his assessments. The bookcase I purchased was just as he described, and I couldn't be happier. I need to make a trip out to Shamokin Dam to visit and see his offerings in person real soon.