Five rooms with a variety of items. They have everything from clothing to random things like Boy…read moreScout patches, old pins, old school Maxwell coffee cans and old tools. I didn't find anything I wanted but it's worth a quick peek if you're in town.

Wide River Antiques has opened a 2300 sq ft antique shop in Blue Mountain Lake at Potters Resort!…read more They are open mid-May to mid-October. Pat and Francie have a fun place to chat, reminisce with pieces and enjoy a cup of coffee with beautiful views of the lake!

A wonderfully eclectic shop with more than your eye can take in. Lots of period pieces and ADK…read morecollectibles. Super friendly and knowledgeable staff. A must for antiquers and those who want to take a piece of the Adirondacks home with you.

We visited the Red Barn by accident but glad we did. I found an antique that I am very proud of and…read morehope to pass along in the future. Mr. Lonergan and his daughter was friendly and helpful. The selection in the store is amazing. If anyone gets the opportuity to visit should go. From a TEXAS customer. I wish I lived 1200 miles closer.

My favorite place to be when I'm in town. No better spot I've found so far. Always good picks and…read moreconversations with either Craig himself or family!

I thought the shop was awesome ! Spent 100s of dollars buying great items ! I bet that dealer was…read moresurprised to find their space emptied out ! Can't wait to go back !

From the owner: At The Curiosity Shop we repurose, reuse , reinvent, and renovate. A selection of antique ,…read morevintage , and new items as well as architectural salvage. Refinishing / chalk painting services available as well as carpet and upholstery cleaning. On site estate sales as well!

Great rustic interior design and outdoor and deck furniture store. The building has great signage,…read morewide open doors and eclectic and refurbished items like: beds, paintings, old art, tabletop memorabilia, kitchen utensils and bar stools, living room tables, canoes, corkscrews, beer coolers, ice skates, moose antlers, wood frames and napkins. As the store has a nifty name and swell sales - the staff was at least 2 short, way too cool and unhelpful. When I approached the hefty lady at the counter, she acted in her voice like it was the most obscene thing I could have done! She pointed, murmered and wave us uff.. guess she couldn't know that Yelp Elite was in her shop. It's a great experience. Expect the staff to be out back smoking cartons of cigarettes, constantly opening ancillary doors with cold drafts, and using time to move old cabinets around instead of actually making good reports with visitors and travelers. Review: 4

Very good customer service. Mike was very helpful is assisting me in buying a desk while I was…read moreremote from California. Thank you

This was a really nice antique shop that we visited on the way back to Lake Placid. He was very…read morefriendly and helpful. I picked up an American Revolution plate from 1973. I would like to visit again when we return to Lake Placid.

Was taking a stroll around Saranac Lake, and came across this gem. The store has a big, simple…read morelayout (no separate alcoves), so it was cool to be able to see things with ease. Owner is super nice.

Great little shop with authentic antiques. Wide variety of objects found in local estates and…read morehomes. Can't go wrong stopping in.

The owner Greg, is an old school dealer with a variety of specialties. Much of his merchandise…read morecomes from house calls and he is only open on Fridays or by chance. He has a great eye and his prices are generally very fair.

This was such a nice surprise addition to our hiking trip after stopping by for ice cream next…read moredoor. I did not expect to see such a well-curated shop in this small town. There are cute pumpkins and gourds on the deck, and the interior is like someone's house, only filled with creative--and yes, rustic--decorations. They have salsas, jams, sauces, fudge. The whole place is filled with tempting unique pieces of home decor. The bathroom had nice smelling soaps and body creams. They also have some antique jewelry near the front. I immediately bought a candle upon smelling it (log cabin, which smelled like the pine trees on our hike), and then realized there was a whole upstairs section I missed. Each of the rooms upstairs had different themes. One was bridal, there was one with 99 cent small christmas ornaments, and one with clothes and shoes. I would come again if I ever happen to be on this road. It would be perfect for some browsing even if you don't end up buying anything, or to search for a gift. Even if I don't return, this place has introduced me to A Primitive Glow candles, which I'm happy enough about.

This shop has something for everyone looking to add a treasure to your own home decor. These ladies…read moreput a lot of thought into everything they display and how they display everything. Room upon room is filled with very unique, some one of kind items. Love the Lost in the Woods candle company scents and wooden bowls filled with 3,5,7 or more wicks. You can special order bowl size and fragrance selections. Antique window frames, local items, antique kitchen items, jams and jellies, so much to see. The shop ladies give you all the attention you want or browse to your hearts content. You MIGHT have to wait a few minutes to check out with other customers, but they are focused on each customer, friendly and helpful. So look around another minute while you are waiting and enjoy your shopping experience the way it should be.