This is a lovely antiques shop outside of Leesburg right on highway 15. You simply must stop in…read morewhen you're in the area. This is more akin to the antiques shop in Middleburg, but with much better prices. Everything from china to linens to furniture. Usual set up of different dealers with their own booths. A recent score for us was two matching nightstands circa 1900. Fully intact, beautiful original finish, at an incredible price. They had just gotten them in and the owners hadn't cleaned one yet, so they made me a deal I couldn't refuse. Very friendly, helpful people here. Two floors of antiques to swoon over. Give it a try!

Great prices and lots of fun pieces! The staff was very helpful and welcoming. There were many…read morelovely pieces; there was something for everyone! I found a corningware casserole for $5 and an old glazed iron pot (that I'll be using as a stylish planter!) for $18. I'd definitely recommend stopping by if you're in the area. There are large indoor and outdoor sections so you can feel safe from covid-19 while browsing. They take cash and card (but I'm not sure if there is a minimum for using the card machine).

Love this place! Make it a point to stop there when I'm the area. Nice mix of vintage and unique…read morenew items, lovely people

How can you not give a restored pink and green polka dot barn five stars?…read more For all future brides who dream about "rustic" weddings this is your place for inspiration. Think of it as a real life Pinterest board. This antique design house has floors upon floors of old window panes, milk glass vases, vintage cake toppers, and a carefully curated collection of fifties inspired prom dresses (perfect for a bridesmaids --if her waist is a size 16). Even if you are not headed for nuptial bliss, you can appreciate a day of antiquing in the country. No second guesses on whether or not you are buying a haunted tea cup at all, because all the pieces have been gussied up and styled for your viewing pleasure. While most restoration pieces can go for several thousand dollars or more in the District, I found On a Whim to be very reasonably priced (and this is coming from a girl whose furniture was bought at Target).

Needing to waste time before a movie, I thought, why not check out some shops. I was visiting the…read morearea, and I am always looking for a good antique find. Went to :On A Whim" to check things out. I was only able to check out one building, which was the main one, when you first entered the parking lot. It is 2 stories and filled with treasures. It was a delight to walk through. My only throwback was pricing. It was definitely out of my price range, and most items were overpriced. If you're looking for a good find and do not have price restrictions, this is a place for you.

Don't put something on HOLD here, begin your 90 minute drive to purchase it, and expect them to…read morehonor the HOLD. We left home a few minutes after calling them and happily accepting their offered hold on the item. About half way there they called to say that they sold it anyway. The RIGHT thing to do would have been to call us to confirm that we were on our way and definitely wanted to purchase the item. Instead, they sold it out from under us THEN called to tell us not to bother coming. A very poor business model. we will never shop there again.

Easy to get to off of Rt 70. It has a wide variety of vintage and antique items. Friendly, helpful…read morestaff. There's another Antique Market right next door.

everyone was very friendly and welcoming as It was my first time here. Everyone I ran into had a…read moresmile on their face and was willing to help. I loved everything about the decor, and how items were displayed. everything was priced well I picked up a few items. Absolutely love the candle it smells amazing and I got a nice pair of earrings that are one of a kind which I really enjoy. I like being able to find things that are not at big retail stores. If finding unique items is what one is hoping for this is the place to go. Only downside is that the Barn is only available once a month for shopping.

My daughter and I love this place ever since it was in the small town of Leesburg!…read moreWe always walk away with real treasures and the plant section gets us every time

I've always wanted to stop at this antique shop every time I go to the airport. This time they were…read moreopen and I had a little bit of time to go in. It was raining but I thought who cares I've always wanted to go in here so I'm going! Upon entry there are so many items in this house but they are all placed so well. It's super chic in elegant at the same time. There are so many things to look at to purchase to ask questions about. The woman working the counter was super nice which is a big plus in my book. out on the porch they have more items and then in the very back outside there's a separate building that has other items. They may well use of all of their space and it's a super cool find. So happy I stopped in for a visit and finally got to see the inside. It's a great antique shop!

This place no longer exists so I think it should be updated on Yelp. It's just a house now and has…read moreno signage. The innkeeper where I stay said it closed months ago.

What a fun little place! Harper's Ferry is deceptively small, and I was surprised that there…read moreweren't more antiques vendors there. Jason's made up for it; it's kind of a kitschy little place with what feels like a million clocks for sale. There's also furniture and plenty of odds and ends, and the proprietor seems to be happy to chat about whatever you're interested in. Definitely worth stopping in!