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.

This store WILL rip you off! I bought a silk garden belle shirt from here a few days ago for $70…read more Two days later, I found the same shirt online from the company for $22!! This shop is such an insane rip off- do not shop here!! Go online to buy and support the small business that care about the consumer rather than this greedy, money-grabbing store with absolutely insane overhead. They clearly don't respect the customer AT ALL.

This was such a fun side adventure my family planned semi last minute. It was a nice and sunny day…read moreto go out and explore different trails and enjoy some history. First, all the staff and tour guides were really cool and very informative. They were even nice enough to hold some stuff for us when we wanted to purchase some souvenirs, and no one was around. There were a lot of places you can explore and enjoy a national historical park. This was stated from back in the civil war, and you can go into many of the buildings that had information on what occurred along with machinery from that time. There were many information signs around you can read while walking around. Along with this, there were really nice views and trails that you can take, including the Appalachian Trail, which I really loved. They also have nice restaurants and snack areas you can sit and enjoy. It can be pricy but worth it as the places I tried were good. I didn't get a chance to explore everything here, but I absolutely plan to come back to finish the trails and explore more. It's definitely a must do if you come to West Virginia!

We toured this historical town of the Civil War Era. I think, not sure this town is under the care…read moreof the National Park service. I saw a park ranger leading a walking tour. Many of the original buildings were turned into exhibition halls. Some were turned into commercial businesses such as restaurants and gift shops. One important building still standing was the one John Brown and his men took their last stand against the US army. The family and I enjoyed exploring this town under perfect weather. Parking inside the town was limited and not free. Offsite parking with shuttle service was available for a low cost.

A cute gift shop in Harpers Ferry Mary Adams Accessories is…read morea charming two-room shop just off the street that climbs the hill from John Brown's Fort. It's one of several small storefronts perched on the hill above the river and the train station, and it fits the setting perfectly. It is cozy, welcoming, and full of things you actually want to pick up and look at. Be careful walking in from the street as you have to step down a few stairs and the doorway top can catch a tall person not being careful. The front room has a good selection of accessories and gifts. The back room feels like a little discovery. There is a small book shop tucked among a wide variety of fun items--think of things you might find in a novelty store like Spencers. It's really the kind of place where you come for one thing and notice three others that catch your eye. The staff were very nice which added to the relaxed feel. Overall, this is a great stop while exploring Harpers Ferry--especially if you're already walking the hill from the Fort. Pop in for a few minutes; chances are you'll find a book, a gift, or a small accessory that makes a perfect memento of your visit.

Best place for a first job amazing jewelry great bargain bins I heard one of their employees makes…read moresome of the bargain earrings

Willows Vintage Charm is a hidden gem located in Lovettsville Virginia! If you haven't checked them…read moreout by now you NEED to! They have a variety of plants including hanging baskets, veggies, herbs and more. Also, when you go inside they have locally made goat milk soaps, a variety of candles, home decor, food items, and of course great antiques! Definitely worth the stop... you won't be disappointed!

My husband and I enjoy stopping by as often as we can to see what new treasures Connie has found!…read moreWhat a great variety of Antiques, collectibles, glassware, lamps, outdoor items, and gift ideas! Highly recommend a visit!

Enjoyed browsing all the antiques. There was so much to see. A great spot for anyone who loves…read moreunique finds and vintage treasures.

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...

What a cute place to pick up a souvenir or a gift for the holidays! This shop caters to all things…read moreWestern Virginia so you know they have the goods. I spend a good bit of time looking at the yummy jams which included hot pepper jelly and a variety of different fruits flavors. I then looked through there extensive collection of Simply Southern tee shirts and sweaters. They had a pretty good selection of different sizes. I was also super impressed with their home décor offerings. They had a number of adorable items that would be great for Christmas presents!

Stop by if you are looking for a cute gift or a sweet treat while in Luray. The store is very…read moreinteresting to browse and everyone will find something they like.

We have spent many hours here both shopping and listening to the Thursday evening music! what a…read moreremembrance as we have since moved south but have returned a couple times to sit again for several hours listening to musicians from all walks of life, ability and personality share themselves as we dream they did in times past. No performance at the Music Hall or Kennedy Center every exceeded theirs here. We pray they never stop.

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).

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.

I absolutely LOVE these candles. The scents last a long time while burning unlike those found in…read moremajor retail chain stores.

Verve candles is by far the best candles on the market right now!…read more Seriously. Not only do these candles burn slowly because they're made of the best stuff on earth soy, their heavenly, intoxicating fragrances illuminate every room of my house. Each room's aroma can uplift the mind and the senses. My favorite candles and diffusers are Frangipani, Spicy Orange and Belizian Breeze. They make great gifts too!