One-stop sustainable shopping and a walk down Memory Lane for forgotten, well-made products at the…read moreAntique Marketplace of Lemoyne. So many vendor booths to explore, and so much to find; it's a treasure hunt. For me, it's vintage crystal and cut glass pieces. Cashiers can hold your items so you don't have to carry them around while you look. Bins behind the cashier's counter hold your goodies while you keep shopping. Today, many vendor booths are having a sale. Don't forget to explore the upper level and the basement; there is still more to see, with a huge variety of unique, one-of-a-kind vintage items.

This place feels never ending and I mean that in a good way! You can spend hours walking around…read morelooking at different booths. You can come with an idea of what you are looking or you can just walk around till you find the perfect piece! I saw an advertisement that they had Quince bedsheets. The staff was helpful and helped answer our questions. The great finds are endless!

Heritage used to have a great mix of items but now it's mostly pressed glass, dishware, Pyrex-type…read morestuff, etc, like Pine Hills. There is a decent selection of way over-priced Christmas items in one booth; interesting and some not-often-seen stuff, but all-the-money and then some. The staff is nice-enough, but they're mostly the dealers that have booths there.

It's an antique shop. Lots of glass in it. And lots of pink depression glass if that's your thing…read more Glass was priced well.

It's an antique store. Lots of glass, toys, a huge beanie baby collection. There is also lots of…read moreaction figures and Disney memorabilia.

Can't really socially distance in here when THE ENTIRE STAFF IS UP YOUR @$$ following you around…read moreevery where you go! Back Off!!!

Great place to enjoy the past. Keeping old memories alive is important. This store is great…read more Staff is amazing. Prices are fair as well. I have regrets from my last visit. Not buying something you see and want and talking yourself out of it is hard. lol. I won't do it again.

Reading reviews that range from horrible to wonderful, I suggest prospective shoppers formulate…read moretheir own opinions. I personally find this shop interesting. I suspected, based on the area, there would be old and unique furnishings. And there is. I've recently downsized but if I was in the market for a hoosier -- there are at least four with flour mills -- or display pieces for my pottery, this would be the place. Prices vary, and logically are set by individual vendors. I saw two 1950s formica tables, both with chairs. One was $175, a very good price (in my estimation.) The other, pictured below, a fair amount more. There are three floors of merchandise. As said, a lot of furniture. What piqued my interest in the basement is a huge piece of stained glass. (Actually, I don't think it's glass, but it's old and looks like glass.) Originally priced at $400, on sale for $200. A person or business with just the right spot will get a deal. Anyway, if you're in the area and you like this kind of stuff, stop by. It can't hurt!

Are the low ratings just to keep this place to yourselves? Every time I come here I find…read moresomething(s) very cool, great variety of vendors and the best part is things are usually priced as if the vendors WANT to sell them and aren't just putting them on display! Edit: I read the other reviews: things must've changed in the past few years-- no staff followed me around, they actually gave us good recommendations of where to eat, and prices were good! (Maybe vendors just didn't raise them w inflation? Lol whatever works!)

I found a lot of cool little things, but I could've spent at least another hour in there. So much…read moreselection on multiple levels. Displays are well organized, in my opinion.

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!

How did I not know about Adamstown, PA?! The self-proclaimed "Antiques Capital USA,' stretches…read morealong route 272 for about seven miles. My favorite stop was the Adamstown Antique Mall. Contrary to reviews, I found the shop's personnel to be friendly and accommodating. Prices -- set by individual booth-owners -- are sometimes better than competitive. Likely due to their semi-rural location, merchandise is different - more interesting - than the urban antique malls I'm familiar with. I have a number of collections. Since I've downsized, I don't actively look to buy. BUT, if I find a deal, I take it. See the Roseville pottery I posted? The piece is pretty big, in perfect condition. I paid $44, including tax. (Elsewhere it would go for well over $100.) The last full week of most months, dealers throughout town host "Extravaganzas" with deals galore ... or so they say! I'll let you know, when I return in the spring.

Wow has this place gone down hill. So dirty. So overpriced. I've been going here for over 35 years…read moreand loved it. Now the dealers are not nice. Antiques are overpriced and no one cares to help a customer. Go down the street. This place is not what it was ....

I have been to just about every antique store around and Seneca is my favorite. The customer…read moreservice is always great,and the amount of items to consider is great .

DEE'S BACK! Wonderful shop and a wonderful lady. Great place to browse and find that little gem…read moreyou've been looking for. We are thrilled that Dee reopened the store. So many great items and terrific prices. Well worth the trip! Suz and Chuck