I love this place! The vendors are friendly and most seem willing to bargain but I also appreciate…read moreprice tags. With many apps available now you can check the value of items being sold and I have to say the prices are excellent compared to retail antique and vintage shops. Will definitely return on my next trip.

love this place! hit it every time I go to ME…read more have bought 150 yr old shotguns, captains kids paintings, a butter churn, you name it, its there. reminds me of the markets I hit as a kid. it is getting smaller, but the joy is still there.

I didn't take any pictures, but this was hands-down the most amazing antique shop I've ever been…read morein! It was so well curated everything was in mint condition and it was all organized so that you could just dive right into what ever is your favorite genre. Prices were reasonable, and the owner was above and beyond helpful and kind. I can't wait to return here with more money.

Going to Orphan Annie's is truly an experience. So much beauty is this shop. Do not bring large…read morepurses, backpacks, etc as you could easily break a beautiful antique.

So 5 stars says, 'as good as it gets.' Let me qualify the category, 'Maine road side antique…read moreshops.' Most of these shops are a collection of used household items and kitsch. This shop has it's share of kitsch but it also has some great glassware and dishes. The owner Rena is an interesting character and quite knowledgeable. This is well worth the trip.

This little Thrift store is a staple to the community and everyone that goes there from resellers…read moreto people in need. The items are fairly priced. A bag of clothes is 10.00. There are free items featured each week, home goods, toys, shoes. You never know what you are going to find A few times a year things are half price and free. There is usually a free pile thru the week weather permitting. Staff volunteer and they are always knowledgeable and pleasant It is open on Weds and Saturday. Check out their Facebook page for pictures and hours

Great browsing. Friendly place. Good prices. I've found stuff there that you just can't get…read moreanywhere else including an old jointer plane that I use regularly.

INCREDIBLE. I have…read morenever seen such a massive collection of GOOD used tools, devices, knickknacks, mirrors, and all sorts of other stuff. It made me think Urban Ore out in Berkeley, but with stuff I would actually want to buy for very low prices. I could totally picture bringing a U-Haul across country just to load up with stuff from Liberty Tool Co. Three stories and endless shelves and walls covered with more stuff than you could look at in several weeks. I wish I had more time and a U-haul!

Any and everything you would ever need . I especially love her fabric selections. Darlene is a deer…read moreready to step up and help anybody fine just what they need .

Very interesting place. Mercantile is a clean and well organized shop with a wide variety of…read moremerchandise. The owner is on premise and is very personable and helpful. My favorite type of items for sale are called upcycled. Items that would be thrown away are used to make very creative products. There were also some trendy new clothes, and some that were new but looked vintage. There is a good range of high quality used housewares. There is a wide selection of jewelry and some nice furniture.

Extraordinary collection of pre WW II toys, with the best Lone Ranger collection in the world. John…read moreis serious about his collection and well organized. His stories on the early Disney films is top notch, especially Bambi. Make sure to check out the decoder rings and get the back story. And a final point from personal experience (not mine own but my husband's) Don't Touch anything. It is a museum

If you like toys and antiques, this is definitely worth a stop. The tour is reasonably priced and…read morethe guy who owns it knows a lot about the items. There's two sections, the initial entry area, which is stuff for sale and the owner's artwork. There's a second area, the museum, which has an entry fee. It has the largest collection of Lone Ranger memorabilia, along with newer toys, Disney, Star Wars, and lots of very rare items. Most of the toys are from the 40's and 50's if your interests tend toward those decades. I wouldn't recommend this attraction for small children or anyone who can't keep their hands to themselves. While lots of items are behind glass, a child could easily break some non-replaceable memorabilia, so have caution when bringing kids.

This is one of my favorite coin stores I've ever been to. When you walk in you will be impressed…read more Adam is extremely professional and is a expert in coins, jewelry and guns. I had the best experience and look forward to my next visit. If you're looking for a place to sell your coins give Adam a call or just go in. You will not regret it. Thank you Adam