PROS: They have a lot of parking and the workers are very friendly. They keep the floors clean and…read morethey have a public bathroom. CONS: They have a limited selection of things compared to other goodwill stores. The customers there are also sketchy looking and they categorize inventory by color, not a good choice OVERALL: Wouldn't be the first goodwill I would choose to go to

I can't drive past a Goodwill without stopping. Never being to this location before I went in with…read moreno expectations. In my opinion most Goodwills are similar in organization and price with the only difference being in donation quality. I did like the quality at this location. Not because the of the brand names (which were there but not many high end brands) but because nothing I looked at was stained or excessively worn. Many of the clothing was of current fashion and organized by small, medium, and large. A row of short sleeve black tops here than more of the same a few isles over. So just when you think you went thru all the large black dress pants you find another row a few isles over. That to me doesn't make any sense but is typical Goodwill. The store itself had room for improvement and could have used a good floor cleaning. Shoes weren't in their own department but instead stored above the clothing racks in no particular order. You had to walk around the store and check every rack to shop for shoes. I didn't see any for less than $9.99 but admit their quality was really good. The dressing room was clean but only provided one hook. The ladies room was also clean with the exception of overflowing trash can. I didn't see any sales staff on the floor. Clothing pricing were mostly in the $5 range regardless of what it was. The children's department and linens were small in comparison to other stores. The housewares department was plentiful, but messy and on shelves and bins. Prices for this department was all over the place. I found smaller, cheaper artwork in the $9.97 range yet older artwork with larger, wooden ornate frames for $2.97. At the time of my visit there were more vcr videos than dvs which ranged in price from .97 to $1.97 On the hunt for a long, narrow framed print to paint over for a project I was immediately drawn to one in the bins with a lower price tag. It was obviously vintage with a custom, ornate frame but it was of the Last Supper. I didn't have the heart to buy it to paint over. During my shopping experience I kept coming in contact with a strange couple who acted like they were shopping but never picked anything up. They seemed to be following me and several times blocked me in an isle with one at one end while the other was blocking the other end. The male kept getting really close, even apologizing once for invading my personal space. While they didn't do anything to me instinctually I felt something was off and kept my purse close. Worth mentioning so you can be aware of your belongings and surroundings while you shop. While I didn't love this store and spent more than I would have elsewhere I didn't leave empty handed.

Call before going. It's a Friday & hours listed say open 10-9. Nope. They close at 6. Not hard to…read moreupdate hours online!

Nice antique store. Good selection of sterling items, coins, glass, primitives and toys. Limited…read moreselection of furniture. Great staff and good hours. I had one or two nice finds here. Def. check it out when you are in Hanover!

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.

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 this place by accident while exploring with my daughter one day what a pleasant surprise a…read moresuper large facility with majority old furniture but many areas of wonderful stuff from the 1920s through the 1980s I would say glassware, jewelry, clothing, books shelf items, the ultra rare uranium glass and of course, a lot of great furniture a good way to spend a few hours perusing or even picking something up

I unexpectedly found several items to purchase. The staff was very personable and prices way more…read morethan fair. I had not planned on a trip to Dover, but just might return!i

I love going to Gettysburg...everything about the town gets the nerd blood pumping and when we…read moreleave I'm already trying to come up with reasons to go back. Anyway, the Antique Center here is always a stop for Wifey and me. We don't always walk away with something, but we always WANT to walk away with something. Wifey collects those blue Spode plates (well, they don't have to be Spode, but the plates with the blue imaging) and we found a great one the last time we were there. I also found a WWII-era 82nd Airborne patch that I couldn't walk away from...so I didn't. You can find some bargains here - but there's also some overpriced stuff as well. Great shop. Blue plate and a cool AA patch.

This place has some interesting antiques here, and I spent quite a while browsing the cabinets. I…read morebelieve the cabinets are rented out by antique dealers so there's no order or consistent pricing because they set their own pricing. The only big downside is since they are all in locked cases, you may have to wait for a staff member to come around and unlock the cases. Close to closing town, they seemed a little annoyed/rushing to unlock cases. I would recommend not coming close to closing (was unaware when this was until they announced it) or when it's not crowded if you want to peruse items closer.

A museum where you may purchase anything you see and learn about the artifacts on display. Also…read morethe most extensive selection of vintage and antique buttons anywhere!

Such a fun collection of goodies, and when you buy something from afar it's sent wrapped up like a…read morepresent for yourself! I've bought many one-of-a-kind bits and bobs from Linda's unique collection, including vintage jewelry, vintage haberdashery, and other fun ephemera.

Always worth a stop. Wander through a large inventory of furniture, folk art, and appropriate…read moreaccessories. Chances of finding a treasure are very good!

I've been to this store a few times since 2014 when I discovered it visiting a friend who lived…read moredown the street. The area is a little spotty so I wouldn't advise going at night. Yesterday there was a crew of what I presume is people fulfilling their probation community service hours waiting outside for a ride after their shift at Goodwill. Smoking, cursing, and looking the part of a prison work gang. It was very intimidating to walk past. I'm torn between 2 and 3 stars for this location, settling on 2.5 stars if I could for a number of reasons. First the positives: This location is very small and probably for that reason (or the location) is never crowded. The staff has always been super friendly and will go above and beyond to assist you. I've been there twice around Halloween and can say that their costume selection is exceptional - both new and used, kids and adults, although this visit I saw some that I felt were overpriced. Now the negatives: Being small has its disadvantages, lack of selection in certain departments. Ladies seems a little weak in style and amount of inventory. The place is a mess! I mean stuff on the floor, housewares buried on top of each other, items falling off hangers.... mess. The back is a clusterf*&$ of larger items that are more suited for the dumpster than the sales floor. The quality of some items is very poor. Like obviously flawed donations that shouldn't have ever made it to the sales floor. Probably a good percentage are not sell-able. Dressers covered in stickers and missing drawers, backpacks with huge tears, shoes that are excessively worn, white pants with a large coffee spill stain down the leg...these are some of the examples of items I saw yesterday. I feel that if it's donated, regardless of condition, that it'll end up at this location for sale. Organization, especially children's shoes and housewares, could be greatly improved. Children's shoes are thrown on top of the racks and to find a match you need to check the other racks because they aren't always together. Goodwill in general is higher priced and doesn't take quality into account when pricing. Worth a stop if you love to thrift, are in the area, and it's daylight. But otherwise head across Route 30, there's a bigger and better location waiting for you about a half mile away.

I didn't stay too long at this store as I didn't feel too comfortable in the surrounding area. From…read morewhat I saw, the prices were fair, but the store could use better organization. A lot of the furniture in the back room seemed to be fairly priced, but I wish they weren't all thrown on top of each other and hard to get a good look at. I also wish the book selection was a bit broader, or at least better maintained. I saw a lot of aisles with items thrown on the ground and not picked up. This reflects poorly on the clientele, but it also shows the store isn't quick to clean up. There is another Goodwill right down the road which is much cleaner and a little larger - that's the one I go to now in York.