What a cool antique spot. So many vendors and so many different things. In the other area they also…read morehave a flea market with plenty of vendors and cool items. They have bathrooms and lots of interesting spaces in the mill. Really hard to find parking through cause all the places say "reserved" for other businesses. We finally found a parking spot after about ten mins looking. Overall a cool sport on a Sunday to do some shopping!

Tucked away gem, lots to go through and look at give yourself a couple of hours to take it all in…read moreand appreciate everything and all the great value and selection. Deals to be found, all around

When your wife takes you antiquing on the promise of a subsequent lobster roll in Bath, Maine, you…read morego. Because she's your wife, and because lobster. Against my better judgement, I enjoyed you, Trifles. Leaning more to the camp side of collectible antiquities, Trifles stretches the inventory to reflect a mad scientist's summer home on Sesame Street, decorated in the '50s, kiddified in the '60s and, oh by the way, the whole family loves Jon Waters and Elvis LPs while sunning on the Cape and doing kinetic puzzles. Confused? It's a matter of personal taste. She got a loose-at-the-seams children's books called The House That Jack Built, and I got a number of stunning visuals, and a walk down TV Blvd, off Memory Lane. Not bad for a quick (and jovial) pop in to an outskirt shop on Front Street.

Lovely Scandinavian based antique shop in an old barn in Wiscasset. It is open when it is open…read more Lovely Scandinavian glass, pottery, and furniture like Kosta or Orrefors. Country folk antiques too. Great displays and very nice people. Prices are are fair and you might even find a bargain. Cool antique store. Right on the water with nice view s from the back. Fun time browsing.

Found a lot of lovely things here. I think if vintage linens, especially napkins, is your thing,…read moreyou'll really love this joint. I picked up a very nice hanky for myself; I am an old lady that always uses those. We grabbed some comics for my friend's son and he was happily occupied for a nice long haul. A lot of gorgeous china as well, jewelry, all sorts of nice stuff.

Just bought a very nice piece of furniture during their sale. The item was listed at 30% off...and…read morewas still over what I had budgeted. The wonderful folks worked with me to get to a price that was acceptable to both of us. I will define shopping there again.

Too much fun! Antiquities Refuge League is one of the booth spaces at the Freeport Emporium, on…read moreRoute One south of town. The whole place is crammed with vintage stuff, and ARL has vinyl and often speakers or album art. It's fun exploring, prices are reasonable, and there's always something that someone in your life will think is cool! Things change frequently, so I'm excited to see what appears next.

From the owner: We buy and sell used, vintage and antique furnishings, specializing in glassware, lamps, mirrors…read moreand decor, in addition to furniture. We also offer a curated selection of used vinyl records, Christmas decor, and books

Freeport Emporium completely blew me away with how much it has to offer! Two full levels packed…read morewith everything from glassware and clothes to the most random, quirky treasures you can imagine. Since the space is rented out to different artisans and vendors, the selection is quite diverse. Really, it's a vintage lover's dream. The woman at the front desk was incredibly friendly and helpful. I could've easily spent hours wandering through all the unique finds here and talking to the staff. Prices vary since each vendor sets their own, so it's a mix of splurge-worthy items and super affordable gems. I walked out with a new mug and some adorable little spoons. Can't wait to come back and see what else I find!

how this place can be referred to as antiques is ridiculous..it is a building filled with junk at…read moreinsane price points..how it stays open is beyond me! and they must be writing their own reviews..also no greeting from the lady at front desk means no go on a revisit to this place

This needs to be changed because I just went there and it is not a Habitat for Humanity Restore…read moreanymore.

This is a true gem. You can always find a great bargain here. Lots of unique furniture, decor,…read morelight fixtures and tools. Friendly and helpful staff. Support a great cause and stop in!

Great items- prices also. Stewart & Rhonda are so helpful. Found treasures & had a great time -…read morestop in.

Ok gonna be upfront and say antiques are not my thing. I love nostalgia and relive parts of my…read moreyesteryear that bring back great memories. I'm also not that old so it also reaffirms that even though I'm not fresh faced 20s, I'm NOT that old where everything in the store is a reminder of my past. I know that day will come, hopefully not soon enough! This place is overloaded with so many antiques to the point where there's stuff on the outside porch. There are three floors of stuff and there is always a place for your eyes to go. A couple of things, like those old Coca Cola bottles, rotary phone, old crystal and old dolls caught my eye. There were sale and discount signs everywhere so there are deals to be had. I didn't get anything but if I ever need to find an antique I'd know where to go.

The store is closed and the building is for sale, the website and Apple Maps still says it's open…read morebut don't believe them

"Hello, how are you?" "Anything I can help you find?"…read more"Have a great day" These are all things you won't hear in this store. At least during our July 14, 2022 visit. Do they not like tourists and their money? Cool stuff in there, but I wouldn't buy anything because clearly the women working preferred not to be bothered. I would be PO'd if I was one of the dealers renting space here. Freeport is a great town, but you can save some time and skip this place

love this place! hit it every time I go to ME…read more have bought 150 yr old shotguns, captains kids paintings, a butter churn, you name it, its there. reminds me of the markets I hit as a kid. it is getting smaller, but the joy is still there.

I have always enjoyed a stop at this flea market whenever we are in the area on a weekend. The…read morelast two visits, last summer and this year in mid-August have been disappointing. It seems there are very few vendors any more. Most of the table spaces on our most recent Saturday visit were empty. The sellers continue to be an interesting bunch which is true of the sellers at any flea market I've ever been too. They will chat you up with stories of all kinds; they are "characters". Most of the vendors here are Mainers with a few other folks who travel from flea market to flea market around New England in the summer and warmer climes in the winter. This flea market holds a special place for me though. More than 25 years ago when I first came here with my husband (an inveterate collector and antique maven from childhood!) I found what became the first of my now overflowing collection of vintage cocktail shakers....and in fact the one I bought here is one of the most valuable in my collection. I remember I paid $22.00 for it having "talked the seller down" from $25.00 dollars. That emerald green glass shaker is now worth a couple of hundred dollars but I would never part with it. It's a beauty. At that time I was not nearly as interested in flea markets as my husband was and is. He would stop at any flea market he saw back then to my eye-rolls and groans. He would say to me: "Find something to collect and you will love them too". How right he was! It was the memory of my parents NYC cocktail parties that got me thinking of collecting the cocktail shakers and some other vintage cocktail era memorabilia. As a child peeking into the living room at one of my parent's parties, I saw glamour, sophistication and beauty....the women beautiful in their dresses and the men handsome in their suits and ties. I have photos of my parents' parties with cocktail shakers at the ready to pour martinis and I was inspired to go on the cocktail era memorabilia hunt. It's been sad to see the decline in vendors here at Montsweag...and maybe this means a decline in interest in flea markets? We will still stop here when we are in the area with high hopes there is a turn-around. If you're vintage hounds like we are, it's simply a fun way to spend a couple of hours.