Mall does have a lot of items; and i've found some very nice items there in the past. BUT make sure…read morethat you really want to make your purchase as they DO NOT tell customers that they have a NO RETURN POLICY...nor do they have this posted any where in their business. Another customer wrote a Google review telling of how they will add in their credit card charge, AND NOT TELL YOU ABOUT THIS EITHER!! Beware as you stop in there.

I have been meaning to stop here long before now and I wish I had. I love this location!! The store…read moreis amazing and so full of vintage items..many people call crap but I call TREASURES!!! Tony and I enjoyed pilfering through the boxes, bins and shelves of items looking for treasures that we might need for some of our collections. I was able to find a Aluminum 1960s Jello mold for my daddy. I am making him lots of Jello lately and he wants it PRETTIED UP a bit...lol !!! There is two levels and there is so much to see. We were there about 3 hrs and it seemed like 1/2 hr..the parking lot was FREE and on the side of the old warehouse There is no elevator in this old warehouse so if you have issues climbing stairs beware!!! I am definitely going again to this warehouse searching for additional beauties and baubbles!!!

Worth visiting if you are ever in Logan; they take you through the entire manufacturing process and…read moreare one of the few remaining washboard manufacturers in the United States. What makes it great is the fact that they use a lot of old-fashioned technology.

This place has a few owners but is primarily run by 4 women. I hope I get all of my facts straight,…read morebut they are the last washboard manufacturer in the US! Several different sizes and it was great to see them put together. They offer tours, sales, a really cute ice cream stand and more. They've been featured on WOSU and I think the history channel. People still order for off the grid living, decoration, and one other reason. I forget that one sorry! They also have a map with pins of every location they've shipped to! (Near Siberia was a pin I found to be neato). This sort of labor of love is worth supporting. Finding owners in house who care about their customers and their trade is reason enough for me to stop every time I'm in town. You should to.

Even though it hurts my soul to see old wooden furniture painted over with chalk paint, this shop…read moreis very cute. They have lots of refurbished antique furniture made to look modern, so if you are into that sort of thing, you will find that here. As for me? I like a good old mirror. I'm not afraid of bringing home ghosts or spirits like some people are who avoid buying old mirrors. So, whenever I see a vintage mirror at a good price, I will most likely buy it. There were so many amazing mirrors here that looked like they had a lot of history. Everything from hand-held mirrors to several-feet-wide mirrors. There are also lots of antique knickknacks and vintage paraphernalia everywhere, but not in a messy swap-meet way -- everything as well organized, and the whole shop seemed to flow from one theme to another. It's a nice place to browse even if you aren't buying anything, but the prices are fair so most likely you will want to buy something.

Lovely eclectic store. It has a little bit of everything, the owner is a friendly, helpful man.We…read morereally enjoyed talking with him. The pricing is fair to the consumer, I didn't feel I was being gouged here. Highly recommend.

The staff was very helpful showing us different types and styles of wind chimes.They have a larges…read moreselection of wind chimes. Good quality products.

The owners were wonderful and called to rectify the situation and no longer have that employee. We…read morewill definitely be back !!!

There really is something for everyone here. The lady who runs this shop is super sweet. I enjoy…read morecoming here and there's so much stuff here that you never really see it all! Every time I come here it's like I'm on a treasure hunt. If you have collections of anything, you're almost certain to find new additions to it here!

This store is run by a crazy old woman who clearly doesn't WANT to sell anything. WAY overpriced,…read moreand she refuses to negotiate, won't even give a customary 10% discount that any antique mall will do without hesitation. Sad too because she has absolutely no respect for her merchandise since she's got things stacked and displayed in every inch of space. Not to mention her weekday hours are 2:00-"5:00'ish". Incredibly poorly run business.

This was the best place anywhere around Athens for quirky and cool stuff. Last week we were sad to…read moresee it is now closed. The sign on the door says there will be an online auction, but no further details.

Go in - don't decide what you think right away. Don't judge this store by ordinary retail display…read moreexpectations. Some items are probably on consignment from people the owner knows and knows need to make a buck. Some seem to be too-good for this space. A few of the prices are surprisingly low, but you don't come here to find items at prices for restocking your eBay store. Check in from time to time - and if you need to, make an offer. I think most of the prices are right - and if you buy something here rather than on eBay or Bonanza or Mercari the money stays in the region - and you won't have to pay for it to be sent somewhere else.

Sunday, April 25th, stopped in at Hocking Hills Market in Rockbridge, Ohio with hubby, daughter and…read moreson in-law to check out the outside and inside vendors. There was a lot of shoppers there mixing together to enjoy the weather and the treasures. We parked in the huge private parking lot and jumped out to start our treasure hunting adventure. I was able to find some very interesting items and purchased some homemade Amish Peanut Butter Fudge. Sampled some homemade Sweet Pepper Butter

A lot of cool shops with unique things, but everything is overpriced making it not so enjoyable…read more Not quite a flea market which is what is advertised, more like an overpriced boutique collectors mall.

Growing up in Lancaster, this store was always magical and you couldn't walk in without a giant…read moresmile. Unfortunately, it has become a bit of a cluster inside later in its life. There is so much product carelessly strewn across the sales floor, it's hard to tell where 1990 begins and 1993 ends...seriously dated folks. I will continue coming to this spot because I love supporting local shops, but please, for the love of Christmas, UPDATE THE STORE. It could be magical again with a little work.

awesome store...very friendly employess...the store is packed from floor to ceiling in christmas…read moredecor...and even some halloween decorations. We loved it...well be back