If you love primitives you have to visit Dusty Treasures. She closes for the winter but opened her…read morebuildings for me when I phoned her. A very pleasant visit, great finds and the owner is a great lady!!!

We're always on the look out for Hobby Stores on our travels and this one popped up in a random…read moresearch. Its hard to miss it, there's a HUGE train outside with the store name on it. It reminded me of the old school train shops my dad, uncle, and grandad always took me too as a kid. There's a HUGE variety of model trains, scenery, paints, parts, you'd be hard pressed to not find something you need here. The owner greeted us warmly, mentioned a sale they had going on and said to ask him if we needed anything. Besides trains he also had a decent stock of model planes and cars, a few Star Trek models from the 80s but again, the bulk of his stock is trains. We were in the market for Gunpla models and sadly he didn't stock those but I will be telling my uncle about this place when he needs supplies for his trains. A great small business to stop in if you're looking for model trains and parts and want to support local businesses. Owner is very knowledgeable and friendly, willing to go that extra mile to help find what you need.

The store is an older store with a good amount of train products especially HO but n gage and…read moreo-gage are represented. The staff was very friendly and we were immediately asked if we needed help when we walked in the door great way to start. I really didn't need anything but I ended up spending almost 100 bucks! The main man was very nice to talk to and my wife and I will be back again.He also told us about another place in town which had a lot Lionel itemsBut since we had other places to go in town we'll have to wait till next time to see this place but we will stop back at Tommy's Gilberts again cause it was a nice store.

Have been here a number of times and there seems to be more to see in here than you would think…read moreupon first glance. Nice selection of antiques, baubles, old tools, license plates ...a little bit of everything. Have usually stopped in in conjunction with visiting the nearby restaurants. This old building was once a shoe factory & there are several 'cul-de-sacs', so you want to make sure you cover everything ;) They also have fairly expansive hours (7 days a week) & we have stopped in when there was nothing else open around except for the nearby restaurant (which is good too;) Recommended visit if you are in the area..

Leave enough time to go through this mall. Lots of aisles with a variety of items. Found two…read moreJohnson Brothers plates for the collection. Nice man was kind and knowledgeable. They know their pricing but still a few bargains to find.

I love what the new ownership has done with this shop. They have been more welcoming, friendly, and…read morehelpful to me at each visit and the vibe is more upbeat and charming. I've gotten some great gifts at great prices, too. This is a hidden gem in a pretty rural area.

Unique & tasteful converted barn boutique offering; home decor, furniture, jewelry, candles and…read moremore! 2-story shop with a lot to look through and a variety of styles. The second floor had different booths featuring local artists work from macrame hanging planters to wooden artwork and signs. Definitely stop in & check this place out if in town or passing through. Super sweet staff, offering us coffee or tea upon arriving. Looking forward to going back during the spring time!

We have purchased a couple of times from them they have great prices and everyone is friendlyread more

Saved us a lot of money here instead of going through Ashley's Furniture. Saved $1,000! Very…read morefriendly and welcoming.

This was probably my favorite souvenir shop in Gettysburg. The selection was plentiful, and the…read moreprices were surprisingly reasonable compared to other shops nearby. Our teens found some super cute shirts, while the adults stocked up on fun keepsakes like knickknacks, magnets, and shot glasses. I did notice that some other shops in town carry higher-end items (at higher prices), so I treated myself to one splurge there. Service was fine - efficient but not memorable. But overall, this was the spot where most of our group found the best variety and value--and left with bags full of souvenirs. Highly recommend stopping here first.

Love this place, we shop at this place every time we visit Gettysburg. The prices are lowest…read morecompared to other Gift shops with similar items. Largest selection we've come across in Gettysburg.

In the area visiting family, saw store nearby and decided to pay a visit. Located on a strip just…read moreoff roads. Lots of collector items to check out including toys, figurines, cards and comics. There are lots of comics to browse through, but mostly 1980s and up. There are some older stock, several with certified grade and encapsulated in archival plastic cases. Laid out fairly well so browsing through the shop is easy. There is a lot to see in a small shop. If you are into collectibles, check it out.

Amazing shop. Found it while traveling the east coast and was amazed. Lot of comic books and board…read moregames. For me the best thing were MTG cards, I found a few cards for my collection and my decks.

Everything and all the staff! Sounds hard to believe but my friend from out of town had some…read morespecial estate jewelry needs to be looked at and I went along with her for the appointment. I didn't know what to expect from some calls she had made to other places before finding Scott & Co~ They treated her many questions with kind consideration answering them all and took the time to explain things about the pieces that we were not aware of. All the staff that we happened to see were genuinely kind to us and it wasn't that we were "rich" or looked so as we aren't and didn't it's just how they treat people. They are HONEST, fair and knowledgeable and that's what you want in a jewelry store. We will gladly be back for anything our families need in the future and we 100 % recommend them with all confidence to you!

My husband and I moved to the area not long ago. We've been looking for a jewelry store to have…read morethe same type of relationship that we had with the local jewelry store where we used to live. Scott & Co was hosting an open house gathering that gave us the chance to go in and meet the staff and see the shop. My husband collects gems and would take them to the other shop to have them set. This could result in a couple hundred dollars after the setting and service. We like when all repairs are done in house (which Scott's also does). Brock was super helpful and tried to go above to help us. The prices to have 2 items repaired was very reasonable. We were not however impressed at all with their gemologist. She was very stand offish, and unwilling to see the relationship that we were trying to build with the company as a whole. The other store we used, he could go in and the gemologist was willing to look at the stone(s) and quickly check them to advise if they were worth putting into a setting or not. She was able to give a ballpark on value before setting. Nothing was in writing or official but it gave us data needed to proceed or not. This relationship gave the store the business of setting our stones and then if needed, we'd pay for the official appraisal. This relationship lasted over 10+ years. What really was irritating was the receipt stated $45 for the appraisal, mapping, etc. this gemologist said that the price didn't include the appraisal because that's $100. The $45 only included mapping. First, it seems they need to amend their invoices to properly show the service because when I see appraisal, mapping the comma indicates it's both. He tried to explain the relationship we had with this other jewelry store and she wanted no part of it. They have the right to conduct business how they want. I get that, but she came across as "I won't do this" or "I won't do that". She never consulted with a manager or the owner to see if this could be something as a company they would do. I'm not so much faulting the decision as much as how snooty she was about it.