I arrived two minutes before closing (4pm) and the guy let me take a quick run through to see the…read morekinds of things they had so I could decide if it was worth coming back for. It wasn't. This is literally a barn with rugs on the ground to keep you from walking on bare earth.

Great places that is a very large indoor flea market style in a true Red Barn with horse like…read morestalls separating the vendors. Extremely nice staff. I've always seemed to find the most unique things there, diamonds in the rough shall I say. Good prices too. Worth a trip especially on the way to lovely Westmoreland State Park.

So junky! If you have OCD - obsessive "compulsive" disorder... then avoid this shop. Compulsive…read moreCravings is not for you, it's a nightmare. I could barely walk through the aisles... if there actually were aisles... stuff shoved everywhere, helter skelter. Piles of crap on every surface and in every corner, you couldn't even get to see anything. There were one or two more tidy booths, so hopefully those vendors will get some traffic. I did see some cute dishes, but much of the inventory was not priced. When I asked the lady who worked there how long they had been here (I thought maybe they had just opened so I would cut them some slack) she said 11 years! Omg, what are y'all doing all day? Ya gotta clean and organize this shop. I felt overwhelmed and funky when I left. Definitely not craving this store!

Really enjoyed my visit here. It's a mixed bag as some vendors have true antiques, some have…read morecollectibles, some have furniture, some have whatever. Given that they have a lot of floor space, it will take you a while to go through everything. Some of the booths have pretty good discounts. The thing that struck me most is that the ladies working behind the counter were very efficient and on point.

Nice selection of and variety of antique and vintage items. Well maintained. Have visited and…read morepurchased items multiple times and will visit again.

Side doors are not open, so go around the front. Super nice people. Got two rings for 7 dollars…read moreeach and small adorable zippered pouches for a dollar each! Eclectic finds for sure!

Boyfriend and I came in as we were passing through. Obviously, being by the Beach, they had a…read moreVendor with Fishing Supplies. One of the Workers seemed to have an issue with him looking at Fishing Poles. When he picked it up to look at it, with the intention of buying it, she said "fish aren't biting in here", in a rude, short tone while shooting him quite a serious stare. We promptly put the item back and left. Upsetting for the vendor that would have sold an item! We frequent Antique Malls, Emporiums, and Markets. Never have had an issue before with picking up an item to look at it, especially when then item isn't labeled as "do not touch".

Although this shop has some nice items, vinyl records, books, pictures, crockery, jewelry, etc.,…read moreit's pretty messy and disorganized. The lady who was there was busy helping customers, but she did t seem to know a lot about the items the customers were asking about. Still she was nice! Most of the prices were higher than average especially for this area. I can't imagine how the merchandise moves. It's crowded in there! So, good luck sifting through all these booths!

Overpriced items that are borderline antiques. Overly accosting cashier who just wont leave you…read morealone

We saw this place on the drive down to Deltaville and swore we would stop by on the way back. So…read moreglad we did! The bulk of the store is dedicated to bottles and Coke bottles. I'm not a bottle collector, so can't say how fair their prices were, but we did enjoy picking through the endless shelves of very well organized glassware. The organization of the shelves made browsing a real pleasure. There is a separate smaller section with old tools, another for books, and a huge room in back filled with old furniture. Staff was very friendly. Prices on kitchen goods and other items were higher than I expected to see so far away from a major city. I was also rather disappointed that they seemed non-negotiable, but we only picked up one item, so maybe there's hope if you have a larger purchase.

Neat little shop in the heart of Leaonardtown with everything from 90s toys, games, glassware,…read moreinternational items, like porcelain Egyptian cats and elegant Asian vases... to 80s clothing, comic books and even a witchy section with tarot cards and sage... The only cons: some items are very high-priced... and the layout of the shop is quite small and gets crowded... All-and-all a neat little place... but would hope to see new items and more of a selection if I were to go back...

Worth a stop! Nice folks, a good selection of unique items priced reasonably, and very attentive…read morestaff. Two thumbs up!

They're supposed to be open, but they're not. Definitely don't drive all the way out here just for…read morethis place.

My husband and I visited this store September 19th during our stay in Colonial Beach, and found the…read moreinventory quite diverse and interesting, especially the nautical items. Jane was most helpful, and even stayed after hours to assist with our purchase. Many other businesses in the area were closed or out of business, and so we were glad to be able to visit and support one that was open and still operating. A special shout out and thanks to them for hanging in there during these difficult (pandemic) times.

Hon, y'all need to find your way to this little shop full of Maryland clothes, crafts, candies,…read morecandles, and home accents! What a terrific historic building reused in a creative and entertaining way. There is art, small furniture, new and repurposed decor, and unique tchotchkes to bring to your own cozy home or gift to someone else's. Worth the jaunt across the bridges from wherever you are. Pairs well with the sister antique building across the street, with rustic and whimsical art, antiques, and collectibles. A terrific find!

The old country store is a wonderful place to find the artwork of local artists as well as antiques…read moreand collectibles. Located near the heart of Great Mills Maryland it's only about 45 minutes from DC. It features the art of renowned local talent like Mary Lou Troutman as well as Donnie Poe who was a master of making signs with reclaimed wood. The staff are all knowledgeable and friendly and prices are reasonable. If you're interested in local realistic art, which is typified by nautical scenes and life on the Chesapeake, you will be pleased with the store.