A cute and quaint shop selling unique trinkets, jewelry, souvenir and gift items. Some of the…read moreitems would make very unique baby shower, bridal shower, housewarming or birthday gifts. The sales ladies were very friendly and eager to show me some neat items. Nice shop, not to mention the prime location on the water in Yorktown, VA.

Tiny shop. Not much inventory, but what they have is nice. Service was good. Sales person was…read morefriendly.

Looking for a shopping outing I saw this antiques mall was open on July 4th. My friend and I…read moreventured over to Gloucester and easily located this 65 vendor establishment. We hardly knew where to look but almost every booth seemed well organized. Most items were priced and prices seemed over all not outrageous. There was pretty much something for everyone and many of the booths had a sale going on. Sadly the booths I found items at weren't having a sale. But that's ok. I bought them anyway! If you like antiques malls with a nice variety of items, friendly staff, and an easy location this is a great place to spend a few hours.

This place is big and has a lot of selections we didn't buy but enjoyed the viewing of antiquesread more

Very nice small farmers market. They have a lot of cottage craftspeople. I bought a book signed by…read morethe author while chit chatting and moved along to buy a book holding device turned and molded of nice wool by another vendor. Wife had coffee, I had some scrumptious Mediterranean cheese pastry. Found out is yummy Turkish poğça Wish I took pics. If you stop at the info desk, they will give you a free reusable bag.

I highly recommend this great little festival with a nice selection of crafts like glassware,…read morejewelry and soaps, local business booths and many food choices such as clam chowder from Matthews VA to Lebanese food, to Turkish pastries, macarons, cookies, fresh vegetables, eggs, food trucks, kettle corn, really there's something for everyone. A Fife and Drum band played and marched through numerous times and they had a great husband and wife duet singing and playing electric keyboard which added a nice festival feel to the beautiful sunny day with breezes blowing off the river. There are a few shops in the market area including a gift shop, bookstore with great used books, many on local history, some outdoor outfitters and a Ben and Jerry's. I recommend going early. The market starts at 8. We arrived around 930 and it was already very very crowded but luckily we found a parking spot in their small parking garage.

This Hallmark has gotten better in recent years. Customer service is so much better. There's a nice…read morelady, Rachel that's super friendly and helpful. The other ladies dryly speak when you enter the store. Rachel is the exception to lack of service. YOU SHOULD MAKE your customers feel welcomed. The main disappointment for me is the non existent black/ african American card selection. You can count on 1 hand how many they have available for purchase. I can go to the other Hallmark stores (city) Williamsburg, Yorktown, Hampton or Newport News and they have plenty in stock.

Beautiful store, great products. Totally rude associates. On March 2 at 1:00pm the 2 ladies…read moreworking were totally rude. Also, not my first encounter with this occurring. I will not go back. I will travel to another Hallmark. Customer service is severely lacking. Absolutely unprofessional and not helpful in any way.

A good place to start on the tour of the battlefield sites that defined America…read more The Yorktown Visitor's Center is the perfect starting point for exploring several of the most pivotal sites in American history. The drive from the main road to the center is scenic, offering glimpses of Virginia's historic landscape before arriving at the center. Getting to the actual center seemed a little confusing as there are arrows describing the car tours to visit various sights when leaving the center. The center is not very large. The exhibits inside are well-organized and interactive, showcasing artifacts from the Battle of Yorktown, maps, uniforms, and weaponry from the era. There is a short film that provides an good overview of the battle and its significance in the history of our American independence. The center also features a gift shop with books, souvenirs, and historical memorabilia. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable and offered suggestions regarding various tours that you could take when driving around the area. There are several well-marked signs leading visitors from the center to the surrounding area sites. The driving tours take visitors through key historic sites connected to the Siege of Yorktown (1781) and the broader Colonial National Historical Park. Overall, the Yorktown Visitor's Center is an great stop, providing an introduction to this historic battlefield and its role in shaping the nation.

Colonial NHP is spread out over Jamestown, Yorktown and a road connecting them. We went to the…read morevisitor center in Yorktown and thought it was great. It did a great job of explaining what led up to the British surrender and how it happened. I especially liked the part of a ship that was built into the visitors center. Walking through it really was like walking through an 18th century ship - very cool. The visitors center did a great job of explaining the surrounding area and helping us decide where to go. I enjoyed it and would definitely recommend checking it out when visiting Yorktown.

This place has tons and tons and TONS of lamps and little goodies. There were tabletop goodies,…read morecandles, and jewelry. I didn't find anything for me and I felt like a lot of the style was a bit dated for my age group (I'm 28) but it did have a huge selection.

How could I have driven by and never stopped. Oh my. Looking for a gift. This is the place for…read morecool, unique finds. Even a gift or two for yourself. Prices fit every budget. Staff warmly greeted us. That counts for a lot. And I loved the selection. I will definitely be back.