Museum quality historical items. High price tags are justified. Very interesting and gorgeous…read morepieces! Notable restorative work. Exceptionally friendly customer service.

New owners nice people. Lots Of room don't be discouraged by…read morewhat you think is a small place. This is four levels of humongous hours of enjoyment. I go uranium glass hunting here and it's a wonderful place to spend the afternoon.

One could spend the day there. So many floors and vendors offer a wide array of antiques and…read morecollectibles. No need to pack a lunch if the cafe is open. Then you can rest between your morning and afternoon shopping. Staff is very friendly and can usually help you find that treasure you saw and can't relocate!

This is right on the square in New Oxford. The antique chandeliers in this place were…read morejaw-dropping! Their price tags were too, a girl can dream right! There was some period furniture, gardening supplies, and some super cute vintage inspired Halloween decor. I am curious to see what vintage inspired treasures they will display for Christmas!

This is the finest antique shop in the area. Fabulous paintings,chandeliers, garden antiques and…read moreperiod furniture and clocks. The gift shop has wonderful holiday decor and gifts. A must see if your coming to New Oxford. The seasonal flowers are exceptional. Don't miss this shop.

This bookstore is a hidden gem. You could spend the day in there. There are a multitude of books…read moreto choose from, you will find what you are looking for, and maybe some things were didn't know you were looking for. Prices are great, customer service is just as great. There's a small off-street free parking lot behind the bookstore (enter from the alley off E. King St.).

While my book hunting days are largely over, on a recent trip I stopped back here as the York…read moreEmporium's old owner has retired, the shop has moved, and it's now under a new name. Street parking is available, and it is an easy walk even from around the corner. One of the noticeable things is the new location's building is in much better condition. There are almost certainly less books for sale now, but it's also less crowded, and everything is much more organized. Books are located on both levels of the shop, and they have one of the larger used selections you'll find at an independent shop. Other media for sale also include various movies and comic books. If you like independent used bookshops, this is worth a stop.

PROS: This place remains one of my two favorite stores in Gettysburg for relics. The men that work…read morehere are knowledgeable and their inventory is plentiful. The prices are correct for what the items are worth and they're located near the center of town CONS: There's a woman that works there who isn't educated on many of the items. It would behoove the owner and manager to bring her up to speed OVERALL: I will absolutely come back here when I visit the town next time.

Stopped by this shop during my last visit to Gettysburg. The store itself had a good mix of…read moremilitary items to choose from.

A friend and I visited this primitive décor/antique shop today. I don't know if it's called the…read moreEdge of Town and/or Ma's General Store. I've been here before and thought in the past that there was a lot of vintage décor, such as Coca Cola soda shop displays, from the 50s and 60s. While lovely to look at and reminisce, it's not something I display in my home. I'm primitive antique all the way. So I was very pleased to find a lot of antiques here, fairly priced and none or very little of the soda shop décor seen in previous visits. Some reproductions but enough antiques to make picky ole me happy. (I don't see the point in reproductions if I can find the 'real deal'. Reproductions are generally more expensive than the real thing.) What I was amazed to find, which I purchased to take home, was bunches of real, dried tobacco. They had some awesome tobacco baskets, real and reproduction. I'd just found a real one, the big size, last year so to find real dried tobacco to hang on it was amazing. I saw other things I want so I will be returning fairly soon to make other purchases. This shop is easy to find, right down the road from the Outlets of Gettysburg, and has two floors of cool stuff to enjoy browsing. Plenty of parking in their private lot. You should go a couple blocks further down and enjoy good food and desserts at Dutterer's while you're at it.

This has got to be one of the RUDEST business owners i have ever came across. She acted like I was…read morebothering her to be in her store. I asked about the price of something and you would have thought i was asking her for the world. She was so rude and and answered so ignorantly. Il never ever go in there again. I was the only customer in the store btw.

My family and I spent about two and a half hours at this great shop. We all found a ton of fun…read morestuff to buy and the prices were astonishingly low. The workers were very friendly and we had a great experience!

Pen Mar is a large store, many booths. Sadly, a good number have little inventory. Well-stocked…read moreinventory are mainly products that are craft fair kitsch, expected collectables (1000's of Boyd's Bears-ugh) and overwhelmingly not vintage antiques. Prices throughout the store are on the higher end compared to similar items found elsewhere. Did not purchase or was even tempted.

I love to find a good thrift store. However, this one did not impress me very much. There were some…read moregood finds, but the environment causes my trip to come up short. The floors are highly dirty with trash lying all over, not to include the distasteful music playing over the loud speakers. To each their own - Not my cup of tea. Prices are also decent, but questionable when finding the same item with different prices marked down. The staff is very friendly, but seems to be unable to answer any questions without calling a manager or higher-up.

Cute place with a great mission! Staff were super nice. Highly recommended stopping in.read more