The owner was incredibly helpful and knowledgeable and her staff was very friendly. We've done our…read moreshare of shopping at Gettysburg over two visits, and this is our favorite place. To start, their prices are below what other places charge for commodities (though they might be going through an inventory reduction exercise, so your mileage varies). The owner took the time to explain to us how she processed the artwork. She speaks about the history of Gettysburg and the paintings with such passion. They're also at the center of town and near the transit station, so super easy to get to. I only wish they were bigger... though we were able to do about 3/4 of our shopping for this trip at this store.

Wow! The lady that was working today was incredibly helpful. She gave us some great tips of places…read moreto check out. While my husband and I were taking pictures with confederate and union hats on, she made the great suggestion of posing with the fake muzzles. The store had great merchandise with varying levels of cheesiness.

Great place to buy gifts for anyone. Not just men. But it's definitely themed for the masculine…read more Very cool store. I stop in every time we come to Gettysburg.

Very nice hobby shop that has many things that are creative including socks, recycled sculptures,…read moreclothing, and much more. Staff is very nice and prices are reasonable

Great antique store! Large and very affordable. I never leave empty handed! Very friendly staff…read more Give yourself at least 1hr+.

This place is gigantic with so many different booths to explore. The owners said the vendors are in…read moreregularly to refresh the merchandise so this is going to be a dangerous spot for me. Just went back for the second time and got another handful of treasures.

Have been here a number of times and there seems to be more to see in here than you would think…read moreupon first glance. Nice selection of antiques, baubles, old tools, license plates ...a little bit of everything. Have usually stopped in in conjunction with visiting the nearby restaurants. This old building was once a shoe factory & there are several 'cul-de-sacs', so you want to make sure you cover everything ;) They also have fairly expansive hours (7 days a week) & we have stopped in when there was nothing else open around except for the nearby restaurant (which is good too;) Recommended visit if you are in the area..

Leave enough time to go through this mall. Lots of aisles with a variety of items. Found two…read moreJohnson Brothers plates for the collection. Nice man was kind and knowledgeable. They know their pricing but still a few bargains to find.

When on a road trip I think it's appropriate to hit up something like this along the way, whether…read moreit be going or coming back. This place did not disappoint. This complex, yes I did say complex, is made up of four buildings. Each one unique in it's own way. Buildings 1, 2, and 4 are located on one side of the road. Building 1 is the main building to go in for obvious reasons. Building 2 I believe is just kind of an extension of Building 1, so lots of what you will see will be kind of repeated. Building 4 has more of the same but add into that a craft section. Building 3 is located across the street, but not just any street, US Rte. 30. The Lincoln Highway. So you can do one of two things, brave it and cross the road, or pack everything up and take a short car ride. Either way, Building 3 is not very easy to get to, but Building 3 seems to offer more items when it comes to furniture and old tools. There is even a second floor, but be careful up there, doesn't always seem like the safest floors. Like others have said, allot yourself some time to explore everything here. It will take you a gigantic amount of time to look over all the items. Every antique item you can think of you will probably find here, and then some. Be sure to look at the vendor information for the booth you are at. Some vendors have items that may be discounted. Definitely worth the time to stop in here and explore, you might find something to hold onto.

This place is very nice. My husband and I stopped in on our last night in Vermont and the…read moreinventory was crazy high. So many eclectic items to choose from. Some high prices, some low prices. I walked away with an antique candle and a disco ball. So so cute.

My BFF's favorite peaches are here so that's how I found myself in Gettysburg, PA…read more Lion Potter has lovely pottery, jams, and jelly's which I needed and bought. I also got peaches, heirloom tomatoes, and a sugar water melon. This place is not inexpensive but I prefer to support a family business when the stuff is first rate. That is what The Lion Potter is. We were helped by the owners son who was so sweet. I met the Father who chatted with us. They know my BFF on sight so I had all the introductions. Had a lovely visit. Stop by if you are in the area.

We've always seen their cute bike signs on our adventures down to Virginia so on a recent trip to…read moreGettysburg we decided to stop by. So glad we did! We were greeted warmly by a young man and his siblings. He showed us around the produce stall that had various local items from peaches to corn and everything in between. Behind the stall were shelves of beautiful homemade pottery. He invited us to take a look inside their gallery as there were more items for sale in there, jams, tea, coffee and more pottery. The gallery was air conditioned so it was a nice break from the heat. We ended up purchasing corn, peaches, some jam and fair trade organic coffee. Everything we got was ripe and delicious. Can't wait to stop by again hopefully this fall to see what seasonal items they will have then!

This bookstore is a hidden gem. You could spend the day in there. There are a multitude of books…read moreto choose from, you will find what you are looking for, and maybe some things were didn't know you were looking for. Prices are great, customer service is just as great. There's a small off-street free parking lot behind the bookstore (enter from the alley off E. King St.).

While my book hunting days are largely over, on a recent trip I stopped back here as the York…read moreEmporium's old owner has retired, the shop has moved, and it's now under a new name. Street parking is available, and it is an easy walk even from around the corner. One of the noticeable things is the new location's building is in much better condition. There are almost certainly less books for sale now, but it's also less crowded, and everything is much more organized. Books are located on both levels of the shop, and they have one of the larger used selections you'll find at an independent shop. Other media for sale also include various movies and comic books. If you like independent used bookshops, this is worth a stop.

When visiting Gettysburg I took family to this, one of my favorite Gettysburg shops. As always J&G…read moreArtworks did not disappoint. We each bought one of their stunning Haitian metal art works, all the more pleased because part of the money goes to these amazing Haitian artists and the nonprofit that supports them. My selection is in the photo attached. They also have some gorgeous "candles" for those who must avoid candles because of the fragrance. These are beautifully designed glass containers to which you add what's necessary for them to burn as candles but with virtually no fragrance. As always, this shop has various items you just don't see anywhere else. Special thank you to the owner for providing a platform for these talented Haitians who have suffered so much. Kathleen O'Reilly

Nice little gift shop in Gettysburg. I believe it's a brand new shop, too. They have a nice…read moreselection and the room goes way back.