Staff is always amazing and helpful especially the store manager. I always love this location this…read moreis a true non profit and a blessing to the community

If could give a zero I would. Sitting outside to donate things at 9:40. No one answering door. Made…read morefour phone calls with no help what do ever. Big sign outside saying Do not leave items violators will be prosecuted. Guess they really don't want you to donate anything

First time visitor. Great selection, prices and the best shop manager! I will be back soon!read more

Amazing collection of purses, jewelry, wall art, and so much more! The owner is super helpful 10/10…read morerecommend.

The Time Machine has it all ... A feast for the eyes, buckle in because you're about to take a…read moretrip through the decades! Pick your favorite decade's music, literally, and travel to the 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's, and the 90's! Time is curated with all the great pieces of nostalgia that made that decade memorable. Also, the softest (new) T's are available, along with posters, magnets, candy, and other fun, new items. You'll have a blast as you enjoy the past at The Time Machine

From the owner: Step into The Time Machine, a unique retro gift shop at 41 Washington Street in Haverhill, MA,…read morewhere nostalgia meets discovery. This immersive store offers a blend of vintage and new treasures, from quirky keychains and magnets to classic T-shirts, retro candy, plushies, and funny greeting cards. You’ll find home decor, art, electronics, games, and a rotating selection of furniture that brings history to life. Your journey begins in the Time Lab, featuring an interactive “time machine” panel that lets you choose a decade—from the 1950s to the 2000s. With a press of a button, the lights and music shift, immersing you in your selected era. This sensory experience sets the stage for your adventure through time. As you move through the store, each section is organized by decade. Step into the '50s for mid-century furniture and classic games, or visit the '60s, where bold art and vibrant decor capture the spirit of the times. In the '70s, you’ll find groovy lamps and vintage electronics, while the '80s bring iconic toys and timeless design. The 2000+ area adds a modern touch with nostalgic twists. With its eclectic mix of vintage finds and modern keepsakes, The Time Machine is more than a store—it’s a journey through decades of style, music, and memories. Perfect for every generation, The Time Machine is a destination for those seeking unique gifts, timeless decor, and a memorable shopping experience.

This shop is a hidden gem right on Main Street in North Andover. I have been shopping here for…read moreyears, and always appreciate Stephanie's bright smile and outstanding customer service. She does a wonderful job procuring only the highest quality and best condition contemporary clothing. I have lost count of how many times I have visited, and I have never left empty-handed!

From the owner: Upscale consignment shop featuring women's and young women's current fashions, shoes, bags,…read moreaccessories and gift items.

Very nice antique and vintage co-op . I always find some very unusual cool stuff when I go . Highly…read morerecommend!

Been in this shop several times. The owner is friendly. What I did not appreciate is she sizes you…read moreup when you walk in the door. Oh boy it is her, she will not be spending a lot of money. It is very RUDE. She also will remark I could not even buy a coffee with that purchase. Maybe a ten dollar purchase is better then nothing!

I had a blast shopping at Doris's Attic! Hidden out back at 121 Lafayette Square, beside Ruth's…read moreHouse thrift, Doris's Attic is crammed full of vintage housewares. Doris herself is a blast and talks your ear off but she is looking to sell and is happy to bargain with you. I do not think I had a more fun thrift experience in a long time. Thanks Doris!!

This place is good if you want small knick-knacks, serving-ware or maybe some glass ornaments. Not…read moreso great if you want furniture or anything bigger than small trinkets. It is very antique-y, so if you style is modern, you should look elsewhere.

Prices are way too high. They have Ebay prices . Their inventory has been on the self for 6+ months…read morefor many things. Friendly staff here. Also Christian music always playing at high volume.

I'm in love with this store! Amazing selection and prices! Owner is awesome! Vendors keep it…read morewell stocked!

My friend and I visited this shop recently, and upon walking in, we were greeted by the woman at…read morethe front desk. However, she then very sternly instructed us to put our purses in the locker behind us. I was honestly at a loss for words. My friend and I exchanged confused looks, and when she repeated the request, we hesitantly complied -- placing our purses in the locker, locking it, and taking the key. We both quietly shared our discomfort and confusion about being asked to part with our personal belongings. As we browsed, I couldn't shake the uneasy feeling of having my purse out of sight, so I decided to bring it back to my truck. I only carried my wallet, keys, and inhaler back inside to continue shopping. My friend spoke with the lady, who explained that the reason for the "purse in locker" policy was because another customer once knocked over a glass case of crystals. When asked if it was also due to theft, she replied, "Oh, yeah... I guess that too." First of all, accidents can happen regardless of whether someone has a purse on their shoulder or not. And second, theft can happen anywhere -- but you don't see Walmart or Marshalls requiring customers to lock up their purses before shopping. To the owner: please understand that this "purse in locker" policy is not going to attract or retain customers. Asking people to part with their personal belongings before shopping feels unwelcoming and distrustful. What's next -- cutting pockets out of our pants?