Very nice antique and vintage co-op . I always find some very unusual cool stuff when I go . Highly…read morerecommend!

Been in this shop several times. The owner is friendly. What I did not appreciate is she sizes you…read moreup when you walk in the door. Oh boy it is her, she will not be spending a lot of money. It is very RUDE. She also will remark I could not even buy a coffee with that purchase. Maybe a ten dollar purchase is better then nothing!

Lot of crap... we walked around all the booths and floors for probably 3 hours and ended up with…read morenot much to show for except for tired backs and feet. The things that weelrw unique and worth getting, even the things thag were mildly interesting were so over priced it made me feel like I wasted a day walking around here. It was an hour and a half trip so overall juice not worth the squeeze. Selection is a lot of stuff t hat looks like transfer station still good shed items... maybe 5-6 legit booths total of the 75 vendors. Check your records before buying almost all the ones I looked at were scratched.

Canal Street Antique Mall is BIG! Allow yourself time to puruse the cool things! Bring yourself a…read morecoffee! Eat breakfast/lunch ahead of time! Everything is tagged and priced. For the most part we're going the prices low-fair! Bonus!!! If you're on the fence, price won't be a determining factor most likely. If there's a piece on the pricier side, there's usually some kind of description for the why behind the price. They have roller carts like target ands hand baskets to hold your things. The winding staircase is beautiful. Great spot for a photo! Yes they have bathrooms! Easily accessible! We're still confused but there's the main canal street antique mall with 2 full floors AND across the parking lot is another space on the 4th floor. They're owned by the same people, we think... we loved both places!

A new shop full of collectibles, vintage kitchenware, pictures, furniture and fun stuff. Clean and…read morenicely decorated.

I visited the store the other day, and I was so impressed with the lady that ran the shop. She went…read moreabove and beyond what most people would do for a customer. I was looking for something specific, but she didn't have it in the store, but she took my name and number and told me she would call if she found what I was looking for. A few days later she called me and sure enough she had found one. Great service, thank you Ruth H.

I'm in love with this store! Amazing selection and prices! Owner is awesome! Vendors keep it…read morewell stocked!

My friend and I visited this shop recently, and upon walking in, we were greeted by the woman at…read morethe front desk. However, she then very sternly instructed us to put our purses in the locker behind us. I was honestly at a loss for words. My friend and I exchanged confused looks, and when she repeated the request, we hesitantly complied -- placing our purses in the locker, locking it, and taking the key. We both quietly shared our discomfort and confusion about being asked to part with our personal belongings. As we browsed, I couldn't shake the uneasy feeling of having my purse out of sight, so I decided to bring it back to my truck. I only carried my wallet, keys, and inhaler back inside to continue shopping. My friend spoke with the lady, who explained that the reason for the "purse in locker" policy was because another customer once knocked over a glass case of crystals. When asked if it was also due to theft, she replied, "Oh, yeah... I guess that too." First of all, accidents can happen regardless of whether someone has a purse on their shoulder or not. And second, theft can happen anywhere -- but you don't see Walmart or Marshalls requiring customers to lock up their purses before shopping. To the owner: please understand that this "purse in locker" policy is not going to attract or retain customers. Asking people to part with their personal belongings before shopping feels unwelcoming and distrustful. What's next -- cutting pockets out of our pants?

This is a very small used vintage antique store in small town Atkinson, NH…read more I have stopped in a few times over the past several years. Its just an okay store- very small with smalls both "vintage" and not so vintage. My biggest peeve is that I have stopped by many more times to find them closed, or not open when they should have been open. Takes about 5-10 minutes for a walk through.

This is a true diamond in the rough! The proprietress (and her sister) were delightful to deal with…read moreand helped me choose the perfect gift for my wife for our anniversary. The only drawback was a lack of restroom. I had to cross my legs in the car and eventually had a small accident. But it was worth it! Shabby chic for the win!

Sadly, the Haverhill Antique Market is now closed. Too bad…read moreit was a cool place. It appears that the Tap Pub and Brewery are moving into the space for possible expansion.

This is a cool spot to kill a few hours and spend some dough on cool stuff…read more A big co-op filled with a wide array of miscellaneous items spanning the centuries of the past. Overall the old mill is well organized and set up to make the shopping experience enjoyable. Plus the employees are really nice. Pretty good turnover and mix of products. You will walk away with something, and most likely gotten a great deal on it. Mostly antiques but there are some good mid century modern pieces you can find too. This is more of an upscale co-op s there isn't much junk to rummage through.

Beautiful gorgeous gem of a store!! We were visiting Salem in hopes of adding more oddities to my…read morecollection, but found the selection in Salem to be fairly small. Evens&Oddities made up for this as my full haul from Massachusetts. I was impressed upon walking in. I felt like I'd walked into a wizards shop with so many trinkets and wares to pick from. The atmosphere is perfectly dark and eerie. The selection is so unique, I can't say I've seen very many chameleons and zebra skulls in every shop I've been to. The thing that really stood out to me was the pieces of art. Most oddities shops you walk into will sell individual bits and pieces but Kyle has done a beautiful job of turning the puzzle pieces into art. I felt I was really getting my moneys worth with stuff I can put on my walls and shelves. The shop owner is extremely kind and a joy to talk to!! Highly recommend this store if you are looking for some truly beautiful pieces made with heart and soul!!

This store is full of unique stuff! I'd give 100 stars if I could! A lot of bones, skulls,…read moretaxidermy and specimens. The owner is very polite and friendly. He's such an artist. The pricing was reasonable. Love this store. I'm coming back. I'm so happy.