great prices and wide assortment of plants,flowers and beautiful outdoor decorations.staff are very…read morehelpful in helping you find just the right plants to suit your needs

From the owner: Poorman's Potting Shed has a variety of plants to offer throughout the year. From spring plants and…read morebaskets to succulents, herbs and perennials. In the fall, we have fall mums and pumpkins and at Christmas, fresh wreaths and garland. The gift shop is always stocked with unique gifts and seasonal garden decor.

Awesome awesome awesome antique mall. So much stuff, it seems to really go on forever. I was here…read moreon a Saturday and it was PACKED. Found some amazing stuff at really good prices - a bunch of jewelry for 50¢ each! Lots of booths had sales going on too.

Awesome place, 3 Floors of antiques, deli with fresh sliced Amish cheese and meat,…read moreFresh sandwiches, homemade soups, fresh bread and rolls daily, Thursday and Friday fresh baked goods made right here! Lots of grocery deals too!

Ok wow I loved this place!!!! So much fun stuff in each of the different rooms. I found some fun…read morechristmas ornaments, both kitsch and antique-looking. They have a nice selection of antique items and decor items. Love the Christmas feel:)

I had no idea just how massive this place was from the outside. It is like one big scavenger hunt…read moreinside that seems to wind endlessly through vendors and just when I thought it was done, I discovered there was a whole lower level. The staff was so kind. I purchased one of those old time plastic popcorn holiday decorations that were massively popular in the 70s. My mom had many of these for the holidays and I've managed to uncover a few of them for my house. It always makes me think of her. On this visit, I saw a very unique one that was a hippie love sign. It was a little out of my price range, but my kids insisted I go back and get it. I reluctantly agreed, and the shopkeeper was so nice to let me get it despite actually being closed. She told me these signs used to cost $2 a piece. I definitely paid a lot more than that! But am so happy whenever I see it in our window.

This building houses approximately 159 vendors. The outside doesn't give any indication how huge…read morethe inside actually is. There is a downstairs too. There are unique gift items, hand crafted merchandise (clothes, art) and so many interesting items. Street parking is easy to find.

I have traveled 1.5 hours each way several times. Several seasons, different days/times. No-one…read more Please le me know when you're open. Thank you

Great people. I loved the shop and energy they have in it. It is a 3 hr. drive but will will make…read moreit again to visit.

Awesome spot right on Philadelphia St. I just ordered my usual summer iced americano. The barista…read moredid a fantastic job and was super friendly. Also loved that is an art gallery too. Created a very welcoming vibe to enjoy your coffee! I will be coming back

Amazing. Get the lucky hands sandwich it is the best. I always get the lucky hands it is so good…read more LUCKY HANDS IS THE BEST.

Stopped here on a way home from a wedding. Absolutely adorable with what seems like never ending…read moreChristmas and antique items. My boyfriend and I grabbed some hot spiced apple cider and ventured around for 20 minutes. Ended up talking to the owner, Ashley - who is the 2nd generation owner, during check out and had a great chat. The store, which clearly was a historical home, has an interesting history. Definitely recommend asking about it. Prices are fair, plus you get to support a small business. Looking forward to stopping by on our way home for thanksgiving.

From the owner: specializes in country décor and more. We are a family-owned and oriented store located on RT 51…read moreWe are located right before Randall's Restaurant When you enter our store you can anticipate a delightful shopping experience. Shop Locally Made Gifts and More Our primary purpose is to market beautiful unique items that no one else has. We provide a wide variety of merchandise including but not limited to hand crafted wooden décor, antique furniture, country items, primitive items, rustic Americana items, hand-sewn dolls, jewelry, handbags, essentials for the home, and woodsy cabin décor. Curtains, rugs and so much more You can expect to find lots of unique primitive country decor products where the imperfections make them perfect! Primitive country decor items such as handmade candles, chiseled tin, berries and florals, twinkle lights, and more. We also have seasonal homemade items for upcoming 4th of July, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. By purchasing products handmade in the USA, you are putting money back in the pockets of fellow Americans and are helping to keep small businesses alive and thriving. With our convenient 30-day layaway and friendly customer service -- you can rely on The Kountry Kottage for complete satisfaction. Come visit our store today!

Such a great little space! We stumbled upon this little craft haven on an alumni visit, and we…read morewished we lived closer to come here more often.

From the owner: At The Makery, we specialize in creative classes, parties and events. With 14 different…read moreinstructors in genres from sewing to painting, creaative writing to floral design, there is something for everyone! The Makery also houses downtown State College's ONLY 100% local artisan gift shop.

Even though the incline was closed, we stopped to look since we were going to the adjacent…read morerestaurant for dinner. It was constructed as a "lifesaver" after the Johnstown Flood of May 31, 1889, the Incline has more than lived up to its original lifesaving purpose. I read that flood waters again swept through the Conemaugh and Stonycreek Valleys on March 17, 1936 and July 20, 1977. During both floods, the Incline carried men, women, children and vehicles to safety and help. It is one of the longest and steepest hoists in the world and one of the few transportation systems of its kind still in existence and has its place in the Guinness Book of Records as "The steepest vehicular inclined plane in the world." The incline is closed for refurbishments set to be completed in Spring 2023. We were thrilled to see a large American flag flying above the incline. The flagpole is 125 feet tall and is on the highest point above the valley. I am sure that this flag can be seen for miles.

This was an enjoyable little trip up the mountain over Johnstown. Great views!! Gives you a great…read moreperspective of the city