This is more of a consignment shop than an antique store. Yes, the items are old(ish) in here, but…read moreit's not a singular seller of those items. Each stall is assigned to a seller and each stall is extremely packed with items. Prepare yourself for a long, extended treasure hunt. Items that are attached to national brands and items that are attached to local businesses can be found in here. It's funny, we came in here to search for a single item and I walked out of here with a completely different item. When I say I wasn't looking for this item, but it found me. Back to that in a minute. This place is a multistory business that will keep you guessing as to what the next stall holds. It's interesting that items from my childhood are now being considered 'antiques.' Well, I guess that is true. I was enamored with the pennant I saw for Forest Zoo. That really brought back memories and I really wanted it. However, I wasn't sure that it was authentic with how pristine it was, and the asking price was a bit outlandish. But the item that found me hit me right out of the blue. It was a Pyrex dish that was exactly like the one I had lost given to me by my Mom. To top it off, it was brand new, in the box, never opened. I had to have it and I took it home that day. This place is definitely a stop you need to make if you are in Ebensburg. They take cash and cards to make your shopping easier.

One of my favorite Antique stores around. The High Street Emporium is a treasure trove of cool…read moreitems at often times really good prices right in downtown Ebensburg. High Street is a set up of various vendors all offering different items in little stalls. Overall if your looking for a unique antique shop that has great variety look no further than the High Street Emporium.

The owner here has the best eye for junk of any of the thrift shops in town. Great furniture,…read morekitchenware and knick-knacks of all kind.

This is a good place to find some good vintage furniture and even antiques now and then. And of…read morecourse a variety of junk. It could be so much more though. The hours are spotty, mainly Saturdays and Sundays in the morning now. This is at the intersection of Route 22 and Route 453.

I was visiting the area and was looking for antique jewelry. This place closely matched what I was…read morelooking for in comparison to all the other antique stores. They have a great selection of jewelry from Victorian to modern jewelry. It is organized well with sections in gold, gold filled, silver, and fashion. The store also has other items such as antique purses, shoes, some clothes, toys, furniture, and other items.

Not sure why it's still labeled a deli/cafe because when we went the food prep area looked unused…read morefor months. However, it's still an excellent antique store with lots of dishes, lamps, cast iron, old cameras, old furniture, almost anything you can think of. The prices seemed reasonable for the most part. The most expensive things we saw were perfectly seasoned old cast iron pans and those are truly worth the price written. The folks working were friendly and helpful, they have clean bathrooms (a huge plus if you're walking around town exploring) and overall it's just a fun store to walk around in. Check it out!

I love old and new junk. And they have some of the best around and in a great old train station…read more What could be better than that? Maybe if they had soup or something.

This is great little shop in downtown Huntingdon. It's a store packed with collectibles, jewelry,…read moresilverware, glassware, vases and knickknacks galore. All very well laid out and with great prices. It's only open on Saturdays.

Very well organized, clean and fairly priced. If you're in Huntingdon, this is a must stop! Great…read morestore even if you've never thrifted before. The home decor room is well decorated and again, fairly priced. They even have a "wedding decor" section.

I love, love, love this place! It's perhaps the best place to find antiques and treasures in the…read morearea (I say "perhaps" because I'm also partial to the Curiosity Shoppe, Antiques and More, located up the mountain in Patton, PA). Fine Furniture Resale is opened Tuesday through Friday 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. My advice is to stop in whenever you drive through Ashville: New items are added all the time, and trust me, things sometimes sell very quickly! I once stopped in and checked out a living room suite that had not yet been unloaded from the delivery truck. By the time I talked over the items with Hubby and called Fran, the owner, a few days later to let her know I wanted the items, they were already taken. Since then, I've been lucky enough to pick up brass lamps, an oil painting from the 1930s, and an AMAZING set of leather chairs at Fine Furniture Resale. Everything in the store is very reasonably priced. Plus,the owner, is one of the nicest people you will ever meet, and everyone at the shop is always helpful and friendly. That's what makes this one of my favorite places to shop!