Great experience, beautifully curated items old and new! Distinctive boutique clothing that fit…read morethe budget. And the friendliest service! Great experience. :D They even shipped items too bulky for my suitcase.

Great place to shop! Owners are exceptional and helpful! Love this place! Opened up even when…read moreclosed!

First time I visited this gallery I was impressed by the quality and variety of the antiques…read more Since it takes me over two hours to get to this Ossippee, NH business, I visit infrequently in spite of the quality. Unfortunately, they are suffering from a management issue that creates considerable problems for folks like me who have to travel some distance to take advantage of what they offer. Today, November 5, 2025, I made the trip only to discover they were closed. It is Wednesday. Seems their hours on several (at least 3) internet sites failed to mention their winter hours. This includes their Facebook page. Good enough. If you can't keep your information up to date, I can't afford the time and gas to visit a closed shop. Will look elsewhere for my antiques.

They are very accommodating. Always help me load my car. I'm very pleased with the items for…read moresale. Very pleasant to deal with.

If you're like me and love old fashioned general stores, this one is a must! The owner, Mark, has…read moredecorated the place to a fare-thee-well and it's a charming step back in time. Tons of penny candy plus antiques, textiles and locally made baked goods. Mark is also very friendly and chatty and is an expert on the tv show "Bewitched", plus he'll give you helpful suggestions on other attractions in the area.

I love stopping into Freedom House Antiques. John and Patrick have been in business for well over…read more25 years and their collections, expertise, and extensive inventory is a reflection of their combined years of experience and passion for antiques. They do a wonderful job curating the shop in the old barn. As soon as you walk in, you immediately feel as though you are treasure hunting in a real antique treasure trove. Everything from the old barn smell (in a good way!) to the music makes you feel as though you have stumbled upon a treasure trove of artifacts from yesteryears. The last time I was up I spent spent a few hours sitting cross legged on the floor looking through old photographs. I didn't realize how much time had past by and quickly realized that it was past the time they were supposed to close for the day. John and Patrick did not mind at all! They were so gracious and accommodating and told me not to rush because they were in no hurry. They also told me to feel free to give them a call them if I am ever in town and the shop appears closed as they would be happy to open up the barn if they are home.

Wonderful shop! The store is an old barn with two floors full of wonderful old items! Owners John…read moreand Patrick are very helpful and very friendly. They seem to specialize in old photos, ephemera, maps, and Christmas items but also have vintage kitchen things, old books, a great children's section full of old and vintage games and stuffed animals. Their hours are Wed-Sun from 10 am-4 pm, June through September. They are also open Saturdays 10-4 in May, early June, September, and October. Other times they are open by chance or appointment. My first stop in was after speaking to Patrick at Limington Meadows Antiques in Limington, Maine. He told me he ran a shop in Freedom, and shortly after that day I went to his shop for the first time. To get there, you have to drive through a lovely little village, the village of Freedom, New Hampshire. Absolutely beautiful area. When you get there, two barns (one small and one large) greet you with rooms full of cool stuff! Make sure to check out the smaller barn before you leave if it's open, because you wouldn't want to miss something interesting! Inside the big barn, there is a first floor and a slightly higher elevated second floor. The first floor has signs, posters, etc while the second has a few rooms. The first area, the big open room, has maps, old photos, ephemera, books, kitchen supplies and dishes. The second has books, photos, and other antiquities. The third is a huge room full of only Christmas items. Be sure to check it out, as it is a sight to see, and a wonderful one at that. The fourth room is a children's room full of old games, kids books, toys, and stuffed animals. Perfect for your little ones! Also, check out the ephemera selection in the back right of the room. It has postcards and posters and more! Next to that is the 'Bargain Stall,' where according to the sign, 'prices have been slashed and they will come down more' if you see something you like. It is guaranteed you will find something you like, or are at least intrigued by. I guarantee this shop will amaze you, and you will not regret stopping.

Great selection of products. Always changing. People working ther are always so pleasant, welcoming…read moreand helpful.

Great spot. Don't forget to go downstairs! The stairs are in the back past the cash register. I…read morealmost missed them!

This posting is for New Berry's on the Common gift store…read more New Berry's on the Common is a unique gift store offering handcrafted goods, artwork, NH made products, gifts, toys, books, soaps, jewelry, decorations, and vintage merchandise. This shop also features JJ's Breakfast & Lunch Counter which offers casual dining and takeout. This place is a tribute to the former JJ Newberry's store with lunch counter from back in the day. I stopped by New Berry's to browse after eating lunch at JJ's Counter. This place sort of reminds me of Capitol Craftsman in Concord where handcrafted goods, jewelry and artwork are also sold. I did pickup up some cool glasses to wear in a couple of weeks, wink. I will have to stop back when the weather gets warmer.

Big store with great selection, cute finds and I loved the museum upstairs and one of a kind…read moredisplays and items.

This is a must stop! It's a gift shop that has absolutely…read moreanything you can imagine in it. It just goes on and on. Pricing is not cheap, but average! The two women that work there are not very friendly but not rude. If you have a disability and need to sit down there is only one chair, i was told to go outside. Another woman and myself shared the only chair, off and on. Other than that, it was an amazing store!

What a great store! They have an amazing selection of gifts and goodies. Several floors of…read moreantiques, decor, homemade crafts and foods. They have a cute little cafe inside with delicious baked goods.

This store hit all of my bells - a country store with an actual old timey cash register that is…read moreused to cash people out - yes, they also take debit/credit cards. They also have consigned items, mismtly in the basement and I got some really good deals on quite a bit of curios that I collect. There is also a top floor with mostly kids toys and other kid stuff. There's a bakery that has the biggest cinnamon rolls I've ever seen along with some other delicious looking baked goods including real Whoopie Pies. Fiesta Ware, braided rugs of all sizes, it was simply heaven for someone like me :-)