Great treasures and such sweet people! We stop by whenever we pass! You will find anything your…read moreheart desires here!!

A really fun place to look around and maybe buy a treasure or two although prices are a bit high in…read moremy opinion. They have a unique variety of ephemera that gives the place a museum feel.

Stopped in while driving through. Really nice and talkative sales lady, but nothing of interest…read morethere. I did get some homemade jam, which I love.

My family and I really enjoyed this place. We bought an old soap ad for our daughter's room. We…read morewould definitely go back if we're in the area. A lot of really cool and neat things I haven't seen before

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.

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.

Antique store nestled on a side street off Main Street in Bowling Green was a very pleasant…read moresurprise! It was appointed beautifully with cozy, vintage vignettes and tons of antiques from quilts to furniture and everything in between. Some lovely Amish pieces and primitive art and decor. The pricing was on point t too, but the real treat was the friendly owner and his wife. He was welcoming and warm. His wife does most of the "merchandising" and has an eye for displaying the antiques in a clever and appealing way! I will always stop in whenever I'm driving through Bowling Green! If you're into deals, thrifting, and shopping - You should too!!

From the owner: Clock repairs Fountain Pen restoration…read moreWish book for when we go Picking to find your desired items

For those who like consignment or antiques, this is the place to go in the historic district of…read moreFredericksburg. The lady at the main counter was nice, greeting us on the way in and also on the way out....The store is a collection of many "booths" were each one has their own unique specialty like furniture, cookware, plates, music, dolls, jewelry, etc. My husband wanted to check out their vintage LP records so we spent a fair amount of time browsing around. Many of the different booths had specials like 30% off or 50% off...so depending on when you go, you might find an even bigger discount or bargain...

Whenever Wifey and I visit our daughter in Fredericksburg we stop downtown to wander through the…read moreantique shops. We rarely buy anything, but we enjoy the nostalgia. This last trip we wandered into Way Back When since it was the only one open early on a Sunday morning. Well it paid off a little for them and us as we found a couple of items we 'needed' and that were well priced. This place really has a plethora of fun and antique items throughout both floors and the couple who own the place are very nice. We didnt even have to haggle over prices as she discounted our items on her own. Next time we're in town we will definitely stop back here...

Local antique mall with various vendor booths inside. They have an upstairs and downstairs area…read more Easy to navigate through and peek at all the vintage, collectibles for sale. Ironically lots of civil war memorabilia scattered throughout. Be patient with checking out and paying for your items,it may take longer than expected.

While visiting the fam and after brunch we decided to check this place out. I have to say that they…read morehave a lot of cool stuff and reasonably priced. The staff is very knowledgeable on the items they sell and provide great customer service.

Loved it, so full of treasures and fun to explore. Something magical in every corner.read more

An incredible vision! Always find items that are unusual, carefully curated, and inspiring!read more

Acme has a little bit of everything and a whole lot of somethings. Because it is structured in…read morevendor booths thee is not consistent pricing. There are many deals as well as may over priced items it is definitely with a stop for those of us who enjoy the hunt.

With fun vintage carnival ride pieces outside and surrounded by interesting statues. This store…read morealmost calls you in to explore the inside. The inside consists of expected booths from a variety of retailers that offer a great selection of items. I was able to find jewelry, glassware, art and even candy while there! The store is three stories and you will find something in every corner, we spent almost 2 hours here and I still don't think we saw everything! The service workers there were all very nice and we were reminded that we could ask for help at any point twice which was a welcome kindness! While this store has many sights to take in, the prices are really inconsistent, with some booths feeling very fair in value and other booths selling very similar products for 3x more. One example, would be carnival glass products ranging from $12 - $78 dollars for the same pitcher in different booths. While I know the owners do not control the prices set by retailers this is something to keep in mind. It is hard to tell what is a fair price if you're new to antiquing and you may have to search multiple areas to ensure you are getting a fair price. Some booths were not very organized with bins filled with multiple items, glassware on top of glassware, and jewelry/beads precariously pinned to corkboards which made it difficult to maneuver without fear of messing something up. The store itself is covered everywhere with items which can be somewhat overwhelming and makes it difficult to access and see some items. Especially in certain areas that have tight corners and small walkways due to item placement. As a warning, the store also sells some racial stereotype memorabilia which can be jarring to some shoppers. While it is important to maintain history, it may be more beneficial to have these items in a special area for those seeking them. Overall, Acme Antiques is a fun day if you're used to flea markets, antiquing or thrifting. It may be a bit more overwhelming for first time shoppers but you will not be bored. You could easily get lost and spend multiple hours here. I provided three stars due to the lack of organization in booths, questions of value and difficulties maneuvering around the booths .