There is a big selection of vintage jewelry and furniture…read more There are many sections/booths with a variety of memorabilia/antiques/vintage m/luxury items. The staff was willing to answer questions and help with retrieving items from locked cabinets. Overall I would say the prices were on the high side, but fair based on how unique or rare the item was.

Oh no! What's happened?!? This has been a favorite destination of ours for years, however, on our…read morevisit today it had obviously suffered a "rebrand". They seem to have tidied up (not necessarily a bad thing) and turned it into a showroom, but in the process halved the stock and multiplied the prices by a substantial random factor. $200 for some old bunting? $170 for a tin can? $150 for a toy scout car (yours for ~$20 online BTW...) Sadly, no, not for us. Good luck to them but I'm not sure we'll be back until we see some fun stuff back on the porch again. Ho hum :(

Wonderful large indoor antique mall. great selections. Lovely friendly folks run this place and I…read morealways find treasure

Went in with a friend to see if they had any physical media, turns out they had a pretty great…read morecollection of dvds and vhs tapes, we spent over 30 minutes making our selections, excited because the pricetag on the boxes listed them as $1, pretty standard for thrift store used dvd prices. We get up to the register with about 10 of them, excited for our haul. After saying, "saw these were a buck each so we had to get a few" the guy at the register goes "oh...no, thats the old price tags, they are $5 each. Physical media is taking off now" We very dissapointedly left our dvds and exited. Let me just say a few things: As a customer coming into your store to buy 2nd or even 3rd hand dvds in "meh" quality, charging $5 a pop is insane, especially because you can get them brand new from walmart for that price. Next is that to have the audacity to say "I bought these from a reseller" to a customer is just nuts, Its not my business where you get your inventory, the fact that we chose to spend our time enjoying perusing your store going through your acquisitions should be way more than enough. Next up is having pricetags on it and then changing the price at checkout is highly illegal. Under Section 396 of New York State's General Business Law it is illegal for a merchant to charge you a higher price at checkout than what was advertised, displayed, or marked on the item. The state enforces strict truth-in-advertising and transparent pricing rules to protect consumers. Purely based on the young guy's attitude I have filed an official complaint with the NYS attorney general's consumer complaints portal. And finally, above all, good luck selling those, i don't know a single person who would pay more than a buck for a Katherine Heigl movie. Don't shop here.

Linda S. Amazing antique shop inside a 150-year-old barn. Lots of items to dig thru. Very…read moreorganized and clean. Great finds. Bill and Ann are the owners, amazing couple. Great communications. Lost my wallet while on the trip, thought maybe I would find it still at home, only to find a voice message on our house phone that they had my wallet. They tracked me down using my driver license. SOOO grateful to them!!!! They mailed it back to me. Very special people. I can't say enough about them except, find time to visit them, it will be a step back in time.

love this place and Ann. been patronizing it since 1980?? I get a Christmas card every year!! great…read morestuff and bargains!

I went here with my husband coming home from a family trip, and I got the most unique and beautiful…read morevintage lamp, a lovely sign, and a flower decorations all for $60 which was shocking!! There was so many unique and beautiful things there with such reasonable prices. We love our lamp so much, and everyone compliments it. It really made coming back from our trip so special and I hope we can return again soon!

This is a great little antique store. All sorts of treasures to find. The owner, Jeff, is super…read morenice too!

Perfect spot for some affordable "shabby-chic" furniture pieces. I purchased a white high back…read morewooden chair, and a rustic stool for less than $70. There's a mix of furniture and vintage clothing like dresses, fur stoles and petticoats from the 1950s. This shop seems more curated than other antique stores in the area, which saves you time and energy. The proprietors were a lovely older couple who were so friendly and offered some other antique location recommendations.

I walked/drove by the Boulevard several times before I made the trip inside. I can't believe that…read moreit took me so long. If you are into vintage (especially clothes) this place is a must! The space is split up between the few venders that sell there but the front is by far the best. They have everything from crushed black velvet coats with bunny fur collars to 1960's halter dresses and everything in between. If you are hesitant about buying already used clothing there are plenty are dresses which were made using vintage patterns and fabric but have never been worn. It's almost impossible not to find something you have to add to your wardrobe.

This is an outstanding use of space. Sure, the antique place in a barn seems charming but I'm more…read moreimpressed by the utilitarian brilliance. It preserves the quaintness and quirkiness you want in a bohemian small town, while providing decent a bathrooms and plenty of outdoor seats. Mudd Puddle coffee is great, someday I hope to get to Johnny's Food Shack and Parish. And I'm glad to see Rhino Records is still alive! It's also great to have something like this so close to hiking trails. In a world where fake environmentalists promote car culture, and places like Garrison have nice trails next to ghost towns, it's hard to beat the convenience of Water Street to the rail trail and river-to-ridge trails - scenic mountain views a few blocks away from the bus station.

Great layout , reasonable pricing and a great variety of items ..Each vendor takes turns staffing…read morethe shop and the gentleman I spoke to was very helpful ..a gem

This is a small, well-curated shop with reasonable prices and an excellent selection of antiques…read more The owner, Margot is a friendly, charming person willing to negotiate within reason and extremely accommodating. This is one of my favorite antique shops in all of the Hudson Valley and I'll definitely be coming back. FYI cash or check only.

This shop is a rare find in the area. Mid century focus, a nice assortment of functional objects,…read morefurniture and decor, all fairly priced. The owner is very knowledgeable about his inventory, and he is helpful with keeping an eye open for things you may be seeking. Funky lampshades, rugs, Dansk enamelware, cutlery...it's worth visiting regularly because objects come and go. Don't miss out!

Lovely shop with a beautiful curated selection of mid century modern finds. I especially loved the…read morekitchen related assortment - lots of unique and beautiful pieces! The pricing was fair and the pieces were all in excellent condition. The owner was kind and courteous, and even allowed me to rummage through some flatware that was tucked away in a corner that caught my eye. The location is the second building from the street (set back a bit), so it would be easy to drive by and miss it. It's definitely worth stopping in if you're looking for mid century modern decor.