I've been trying to get out to Rogers for the longest time, but the fact that they're only open…read moreuntil 4pm on Fridays makes it difficult. I finally got out there this week and was pleasantly surprised with the size of the place. They have several enclosed buildings, pavilions, and rows and rows of outdoor vendors too. They have people selling everything from produce and coffee to gem stones and used tricycles. Each person that we came in contact with was very friendly and helpful. We purchased several pieces of fresh, local produce outside and a few random items inside. I thought the prices for the produce were fair and most of the baked goods were priced within the $2-$5 range. The only thing that was disappointing was that by 2-2:30pm the vendors were starting to pack up. You need to be there pretty early in the morning to see most things before people start to close up shop.

Large but repeat items for sale. Noticed that the snacks/candy vendors are selling discounted items…read morebut they are expired items! Good place to roam and sightsee.

They always seem to have a great auction going online or at their facility, with lots of things you…read morewon't find anywhere else. The staff is well educated on everything antiquities related, and service is friendly. They also have an extensive consignment shop that has everything from vintage clothes to firearms. Be sure to check out the epic vault they have at the back of the store, too! The items in stock turn over quickly, so I'd recommend swinging by more than once since they're getting new things in all the time.

From the owner: We hope that we can provide you with personal assistance for all of your auction and real estate…read moreliquidation needs. At Doran Auctions, it is our goal to make your experience as flawless and stress free as possible. We are proud to offer personalized service to both consigners and customers.

You bid, supposedly you win, you go to pick up your item and it has been "stolen"…read more Stolen by whom ? A regular " buyer beware" type of business. I feel more comfortable dealing with used car salesmen. Owners ignore any issues.

Have participated in about 10 auctions over 10 years, many other auctions are too far away to make…read moreit practical for pickup or inspection. Purchases have ranged from $1 items to a 3 bedroom home with huge garage. They recognized me from prior events and provide well documented items. Hello to Dan, Matt, Shirle, and don't forget Luis !!!

I love this Auction I was there last year and want to come this year so what date is it this year…read moreThank You so much

I almost hesitate to write this review for fear I will spoil this special place . If you drive 2…read morehours north to Amish Country where Mt. Hope Auction is located, you will have seemingly arrived on another planet, in another time. If you want to avoid the typical tourist traps and experience something like from the movie "Witness", this is a trip you must make. The auction is HELD ONLY ON WEDNESDAY. That probably is a good thing, to avoid being overrun by, what is known to the Amish, as the English (that would be me). This is the place where Amish families come to buy, sell and trade their goods. I have been a few times now and find it utterly fascinating (I think they find me fascinating too) to hear the language, see the dress, horses and buggies.....just the tradition of the auction. Livestock, flowers, vegetables, clothing, kitchenware, tools, weapons, etc.etc. are available for purchase. Lots of things are literally auctioned off, but also you can just buy whatever. You can negotiate anything. The best time to buy food from the local gardens is in late summer or fall, otherwise most of it comes from the grocer. Still, it is cheaper and way much better than you would find at Giant Eagle and Krogers. Bringing a cooler sometimes is a good idea. BTW, it can be really dusty, so don't dress up. Along the way, you can stop in Charm, Ohio and visit both Miller's bakery and Hershburger's Farm. Both good places to buy bake goods. Hershburgers has more options of tasty bites such as popcorn, jams, noodles, honey, syrup, relishes, sausage, cheese, eggs, chocolates and whatever else I can't think of at the moment. There is an animal petting area for the kiddies which includes Big Ben, the biggest darn horse this city girl has ever seen. For real, BIG. Along the winding way, other sites include the longest covered bridge and Killbuck Marsh, wetlands. Oh and if you can't resist, there is always the traditional tourist trap in Berlin. I feel like I must say this......please be respectful of the Amish. They do not like to have their picture taken. Maybe a buggy shot would work instead.

Wonderful auction company.....super friendly employees.....Honest and fair....... 5 STARS.....best…read morein SW PA

The owner is a nice, professional person who is very willing to help. He personally reached out to…read moreme to help resolve an issue and went above and beyond. I believe they are family-owned business that's been around a long time. I would buy from them again and would also recommend them to help sell your loved ones' estates.

Friendly, helpful, honest: that sums them up…read more Glad I did business with them! -Jonathan T.

The pictures of not show the true condition of pieces. I have acquired multiple pieces from there…read moreonline estate sales that were so were in horrible condition. I took a loss of $50.

Merchandise as advertised. Smooth payment and pickup. When they say they don't help load they…read morearen't kidding. Bring help if you need it.

Been going here for 10 years spent 10s of thousands, rebuilt a home in 2018 with the help of this…read moreplace , never a problem, great deals. The people are always respectful if your'e not an idiot. I cant imagine people giving this a bad review they are transparent as hell, you see it you buy it you pick it up. I seriously have no clue what some of these people are even talking about . This place is rock solid

Not as much variety as I right, but well organized and clean. Several outside vendors as well. A…read morelot of tools. Parking close with multiple entry doors to side building. Only negative was when I overheard a seller comment about my earring of COVID-19 protective mask and gloves day "Now, that's ridiculous." Ruined my entire experience. 90% of patrons and sellers were not wearing any masks at the time of my visit in June during a period of escalating spread.

Lots and lots of reproductions. Lots of hand tools. Priced high. Some cool signs. It's more…read morejunk than antiques.