We went on opening day. We arrived around noon and a lot of the items were all ready sold. Still…read morelots to look at. Its a well laid out shop with beautiful items. I personally think they are overpriced but most of the people shopping were from out of state. Lots of decorators shopping for clients. Still there were lots of shops in the town so worth the trip.

Driving along the road, my friends and I were immediately drawn to the spunky Our Favorite Things…read moreCollectables. The owner, Carol, is a hoot. She not only generously decked us out with the most amazing, delicious antique jewelry you'd ever laid your eyes on... but she welcomed us wholeheartedly with her incredible spirit and vivacious stories. She needs a book deal & you need to check out this magnificent store. Carol, if youre reading this, we will carry on your karmic legacy over the border. Godspeed.

Apparently this store has a new name? Yelp and google still have it listed as "Our Favorite Things…read moreCollectibles." We stopped here at 10am on a Wednesday, but it was closed. I would love to come back- so many cute things on the porch!- but there wasn't a sign posting the store hours. I even walked up onto the porch and checked the door, thinking maybe the hours were just in a hard to see place. I guess next time I pass by I'll just have to guess based off of how many cars are in the parking lot. Not the best business model but maybe this store is in transition I'll give it a star for the cute things this store clearly has. But not knowing when to actually GO into the store and shop is a pretty big ding. I really look forward to giving this place a better rating.

Old Post Office Antiques is an excellent stop if you're in the market for high quality antiques -…read morefirearms, motorcycles, automobiles, art, musical instruments, nautical and aviation memorabilia and a whole lot more. The owner, Mike Hashem, is friendly, honest and very fair. He's enthusiastic and knowledgeable about history - OLD POST OFFICE ANTIQUES IS LIKE A MUSEUM WHERE YOU CAN BUY THE ARTIFACTS! Just remember that his place is only open Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

I love Yankee Resalers! I try to stop in at least several times during the summer when I am in the…read morearea. The store may look small but there is a lot of inventory inside. This is a multi-vendor shop which means there is a wide variety of items at varying price points. Books, tools, home decor, ephemera, art, jewelry, collectibles, etc. I don't think I have ever left empty handed. The staff are always exceptionally friendly and they go out of their way to recommend other vintage/antique shops in the area. Definitely worth a stop and make sure to take some time to really look through the drawers and ephemera (my personal favorite)

From the owner: Consignment & Multi-Resaler Group Shop. Antiques, collectibles, furniture, jewelry, books,…read morepostcards, tools, lighting, art, glassware, pottery, china, kitchenware, household items, seasonal items & everything in between! Open 6 days 10-4 Only closed on Tuesdays.

Awesome selection of vintage, antiques and home decor ! Clean and one level shopping.read more

Stopped in today, had No idea of the wonderful country collection in the historic hall. Lovely…read morepeople, beautifully arranged items-reflecting the real Maine lifestyle of ages past! Be sure and see upstairs in the building--treasures everywhere. JH

From the owner: Varied selection of actual antiques housed in an original 6000 sft. Grange Hall.read more

The owner, Carl, has an incredible eye for the special items and he's usually got a story to go…read morewith it. Easily one of the best antique and collectible shops in Maine.

I love stopping into Freedom House Antiques. John and Patrick have been in business for well over…read more25 years and their collections, expertise, and extensive inventory is a reflection of their combined years of experience and passion for antiques. They do a wonderful job curating the shop in the old barn. As soon as you walk in, you immediately feel as though you are treasure hunting in a real antique treasure trove. Everything from the old barn smell (in a good way!) to the music makes you feel as though you have stumbled upon a treasure trove of artifacts from yesteryears. The last time I was up I spent spent a few hours sitting cross legged on the floor looking through old photographs. I didn't realize how much time had past by and quickly realized that it was past the time they were supposed to close for the day. John and Patrick did not mind at all! They were so gracious and accommodating and told me not to rush because they were in no hurry. They also told me to feel free to give them a call them if I am ever in town and the shop appears closed as they would be happy to open up the barn if they are home.

Wonderful shop! The store is an old barn with two floors full of wonderful old items! Owners John…read moreand Patrick are very helpful and very friendly. They seem to specialize in old photos, ephemera, maps, and Christmas items but also have vintage kitchen things, old books, a great children's section full of old and vintage games and stuffed animals. Their hours are Wed-Sun from 10 am-4 pm, June through September. They are also open Saturdays 10-4 in May, early June, September, and October. Other times they are open by chance or appointment. My first stop in was after speaking to Patrick at Limington Meadows Antiques in Limington, Maine. He told me he ran a shop in Freedom, and shortly after that day I went to his shop for the first time. To get there, you have to drive through a lovely little village, the village of Freedom, New Hampshire. Absolutely beautiful area. When you get there, two barns (one small and one large) greet you with rooms full of cool stuff! Make sure to check out the smaller barn before you leave if it's open, because you wouldn't want to miss something interesting! Inside the big barn, there is a first floor and a slightly higher elevated second floor. The first floor has signs, posters, etc while the second has a few rooms. The first area, the big open room, has maps, old photos, ephemera, books, kitchen supplies and dishes. The second has books, photos, and other antiquities. The third is a huge room full of only Christmas items. Be sure to check it out, as it is a sight to see, and a wonderful one at that. The fourth room is a children's room full of old games, kids books, toys, and stuffed animals. Perfect for your little ones! Also, check out the ephemera selection in the back right of the room. It has postcards and posters and more! Next to that is the 'Bargain Stall,' where according to the sign, 'prices have been slashed and they will come down more' if you see something you like. It is guaranteed you will find something you like, or are at least intrigued by. I guarantee this shop will amaze you, and you will not regret stopping.

This place has a lot of cool and nifty collectibles and antiques. They have some nice food ads and…read morecollectibles . They are all one of a kind. That of course come with a price! A little pricy but nice finds will come with a price .

I stopped by Smith's antiques on a mid March sojourn to Cornish Maine for my daughter's birthday…read more Cornish is one of our favorite towns in Maine. "Quaint" does not even begin to do it justice. Unfortunately, after arriving, we found out that Smith's antiques was the only shop in town open as most of the others do not open until May. We ventured in and spent a long long time looking at what amounts to be an incredible collection of vintage and antique items. Slice of life items from old Maine homes. Glass milk bottles, ice cream boxes, dairy containers, grocery signs, old wall telephones, mirrors, pieces of furniture and almost any kind of bric-a-brac you can imagine. The incredible collection in this store makes it an almost historical museum like experience. It is truly a fascinating place to spend an hour or so looking through a window into the past. With that said, the prices seem somewhat random and can range wildly. A beautiful solid looking coat rack might be $150 while a cardboard sign for cheese could be $85. There really are no deals contained within but this might be the kind of place to find the exact piece a collector might be looking for. Definitely worth a stop if you happen to be meandering along Main Street in Cornish Maine.