Love this little local bookstore- by our local author. How could you not? Nice selection!read more

Local, quaint bookshop with a few candles and other items…read more This store is run by Nora Roberts and her husband so I bought the 1st in her series about Boonsboro.

This shop is everything you're hoping it to be and more…read more Need some funky pens? Tiny tea cups? Funny socks? Jewelry? Vintage clothes? Books? They've got it all. It's certainly a smaller shop but it is jampacked with magical things. My boyfriend and I probably spent at least half an hour in here just wandering around. We both ended up buying some things to take back home. It was just definitely a fun little spot to explore while in Shepherdstown. I hope this place stays around for a very long time because I'd love to visit again someday.

O'Hurley's General Store is fun, the very definition of eclectic :-). Every little thing I ever…read morewanted, and many more that I want now that i've seen them. It's full of curated artsy and rustic decor and household goods, jams, teas, clothing, and a very imaginative selection of toys and trinkets. The store is bigger than you think, with at least three rooms behind the welcoming front room. There's parking right out front, and they were open on Memorial Day (2025).

Over a hundred years old and founded as a supply depot for nearby orchard farmers, this was also a…read moregrocery store for a time and even a gasoline station. The building is divided into multiple rooms, one of which includes a fireplace with books and rocking chairs. Another resembles a second-hand clothing store, and the last is a mini-hardware shop. The store boasts a delightful collection of old-fashioned trinkets. Along the shelves are everything from old-fashioned toys, to glass cookware and vinyl records. The location is also home to a working blacksmith shop in case your horse needs a new pair of shoes. I loved the display of Raggedy Anns and Raggedy Andy. I still have my Raggedy Ann from many, many years ago. She's in a cedar box now to keep her safe with my other memories from growing up. I'd be worried about one of the doggies getting her now. I would be surprised if you did not find something here to purchase. [Review 15608 overall - 60 in West Virginia - 1112 of 2021.]

My husband surprised me with a trip to Boonsboro and the Inn Boonsboro for our tenth wedding…read moreanniversary. I was so happy to be able to buy such great things at the little shop. So many wonderful local artist items, even the coffees and teas from the Inn are available. I especially love the Eve and Roarke Coffee. I bought a couple post cards, a shot glass, and an amazing key chain that looks just the room key key chain from our Eve and Roarke room! I will for sure be back to the Inn in the future and of course spend time shopping!

From the owner: Gifts Inn BoonsBoro is your destination for unique gifts. You will find a selection of original…read morepaintings, pottery, jewelry, blown glass, wood turning and more created by local and regional artist. We are the official gift shop for Inn BoonsBoro and offer the teas, coffee and ammenties that are featured at the Inn.

The coolest feature of this store is that it is in a basement in an old building with really cool…read morearchitecture like exposed brick and old beams. There is an array of goods between jewelry, candles, stickers, and more. Items seem to be reasonably priced, got two pairs of earrings for $40. Small fee for using a credit card.

Tessoterica - Tess supported the 7/23 Summer Reading Program at Bolivar Harpers Ferry Public…read moreLibrary with a generous donation. Thank you for supporting reading in your local community. What a wonderfully smelling shop. Love the bath products and the beautiful one of a kind items available.

A gem of a shop in Harper's Ferry. The owner is super friendly and passionate about the items in…read morethe shop but also about the town. We enjoyed chatting with her! Wonderful selection of jewelry, ornaments, cards, clothes/scarves, and different pieces that are all fair trade. We appreciated all the little notes that indicated where items were made as well. Prices were reasonable. Highly recommend stopping in here! It's just down the half staircase near Battleground Coffee.

Stopped in Tenfold today on our weekend visit to Harper's Ferry! I highly suggest stopping in this…read moredelightful shop. There were a wide range of goods ranging from clothing, coffee mugs, coffee, tea, jewelry, and more!! We left with some fair trade jasmine tea and some honey from a local beekeeper (who also was our cashier too- how cool!) The prices were the most affordable in all of the shops at Harpers Ferry. I highly recommend!!

Super-cute store with loads of really nice things 'packed' into a space that feels airy and has…read morethat real Med. Sea vibe (I know, because I grew up close to there.) Awesome hand lotions, hair perfumes, Turkish towels (I got a great grape [okay, just plain purple] and pink one that's got teal on the other side -- just beautiful and so soft, ooh, what luxury! Turkish towels are awesome because they take up less space and dry far more quickly than other, thicker towels, so of course they end up both smelling much better and being a lot more hygienic. The orange-scented hand lotion is super-luxe, too, with a rich creamy feel and excellent scent. I got the amber hair perfume. The rugs are really nice, with just enough texture balanced together with softness and sturdiness all together in one piece -- and there is an amazing selection of different colours of these area rugs available, all rolled up nicely in a cool basket. Speaking of baskets, they've got them! The baskets have a real beachy vibe and would be perfect for a day (or a week, or more!) at the beach. They're real sturdy and stand up well on their own, unlike some other floppier baskets or of course beach bags out there .... The baskets are also really good for shopping, too. There are cookbooks, fun cooking and cleaning supplies such as the never-before-seen-by-me ravioli-shaped sponges and oh-so-many things to explore, I wouldn't want to ruin it for you by telling you more! The person I encountered was super-helpful, friendly, nice, accommodating, etc. The parking is plentiful (At least it was when I was there.), and if you like pretty, flowery things, there is also a lovely gardening center just steps away ... plus lots of other stuff nearby to explore in Kensington! Very glad I stopped by! Only thing is: it's closed on Mondays. Oh, and I love the name, too! Olive & Loom -- even the name has texture and beauty in it .... A very 'Yay' type of find, indeed! Just lovely. :-)

Olive and Loom is a good retailer. The owner, Ferzan, is honest and fair…read more I had a good experience, and would buy from her again. Recommended...