I'm writing to bring your attention to an unfortunate experience my husband and I had at your…read moreShepherdstown location this past Tuesday around 4 p.m. After unsuccessfully trying to reach someone directly, I felt it was important to follow up, as I would want to know if I were in your position. We've been loyal customers for over 12 years and have always appreciated the charm and warmth your store offers. Unfortunately, this visit was quite the opposite. My husband--just a week out from emergency surgery--was on his first short outing. We were both wearing masks for medical reasons. While that shouldn't matter, the staff member behind the register treated us with clear hostility from the moment we walked in. I greeted her politely, but she responded with an eye roll and a visibly unwelcoming attitude after looking at my mask first. That is ableism. Before my husband even entered the store, she abruptly and rudely asked, "Um, is that a service dog?" I answered honestly that our dog was not. Rather than calmly explaining store policy, she became increasingly short and vague. When I asked for clarification--since we've previously visited with our dog after receiving permission--she abruptly mentioned the health department had "just been in," and seemed flustered when it became clear we were unaware of any new policy. The tone throughout was dismissive, confrontational, and deeply unprofessional. Others in the store appeared just as surprised. It wasn't just about the dog; it felt discriminatory and ableist. We were simply trying to enjoy a brief outing and pick up a gift, but left feeling disrespected and unwelcome. This experience does not reflect the Shepherdstown community or the reputation your store has built over the years. Thank you for taking the time to read this. I would appreciate a response, and I'm happy to revise or remove my review once this is addressed--it was simply my only way to reach you when other attempts failed.

Stumbled upon this sweet little shop and picked up a handful of unexpected gifts. Couldn't resist…read moregetting a few things for myself also!

Love this shop. Been there 2 times already, wish it were closer to home. Great crystal jewelry…read morecollection, and tumbled stone collection. Very pleasant shop keeper who provides great service. Sage, spiritual books, and singing bowls...LOVE! 5 Stars!

What a treasure! I find local metaphysical and crystal shops whenever I find myself in a new area…read more On the wings of dreams is a special breed. They have just the right amount of it is. Crystals, jewelry, books, tarot, candles, incense. All in the perfect amount of accessibility to the newbie and key items for those further down the road. Even if not in the area - worth the drive

O'Hurley's General Store is fun, the very definition of eclectic :-). Every little thing I ever…read morewanted, and many more that I want now that i've seen them. It's full of curated artsy and rustic decor and household goods, jams, teas, clothing, and a very imaginative selection of toys and trinkets. The store is bigger than you think, with at least three rooms behind the welcoming front room. There's parking right out front, and they were open on Memorial Day (2025).

Over a hundred years old and founded as a supply depot for nearby orchard farmers, this was also a…read moregrocery store for a time and even a gasoline station. The building is divided into multiple rooms, one of which includes a fireplace with books and rocking chairs. Another resembles a second-hand clothing store, and the last is a mini-hardware shop. The store boasts a delightful collection of old-fashioned trinkets. Along the shelves are everything from old-fashioned toys, to glass cookware and vinyl records. The location is also home to a working blacksmith shop in case your horse needs a new pair of shoes. I loved the display of Raggedy Anns and Raggedy Andy. I still have my Raggedy Ann from many, many years ago. She's in a cedar box now to keep her safe with my other memories from growing up. I'd be worried about one of the doggies getting her now. I would be surprised if you did not find something here to purchase. [Review 15608 overall - 60 in West Virginia - 1112 of 2021.]

Enjoyed my first visit here. Wonderful selection and the team was extremely sweet. The energy…read morewas unforgettable, as well as amazing prices.

My favorite metaphysical shop in all of Maryland! They have been open since 2006 which blows my…read moremind. I love their greeter cat missy, and I always enjoy the genuine conversations I have with owners Jaqui and Chris.

Cute, romantic, and uber peaceful. They have a little patio area as well where they play…read moreinstrumental music and you can have a little snack. I came here with a friend but will definitely encourage my boyfriend to come next time! Their on-premises shop is also adorable, with lots of gift options available.

This was a fun day trip with friends. The lavender and landscape was beautiful! The little shop…read morehad cute items, tea for sale and yummy lavender gelato. It was a nice outing.

Great kitchen/household gift shop. The owner has great taste. Lots of unique options for gift…read moregiving, or just treating yourself. Worth a visit.

From the owner: Redbud House features kitchenwares and gifts for any home.read more

What a unique space! All of the items are made by local artists! it is so interesting! There are…read morepaintings, clothing, jewelry, and many other items. You are greeted by the staff there and they appear to love working there, are extremely friendly, and helpful! They go out of their way to explain what's there. The prices were not overly expensive but you're paying for handmade items! Highly recommend!

I am neither an artist or art critic. I don't fully understand auteur theory in the physical arts…read moreand only use phrases like "aesthetic fundi" to secretly mock pretentious listeners. I do however believe quite strongly in the phrase "Happy wife, happy life" and the corollary "I really oughter get creative with the daughter". The Art Collective is an EXCELLENT place for creative gifts for wives and daughters. This is not to discount Dads liking the stuff artistic (so to speak) but I am recommending this store in this particular review as a primo source for can't fail gifts for the wife or daughter who doubt your ability to be fun or even spell "style" with a "y". This store is the place you've been looking for. Recommended

Olive and Loom is a good retailer. The owner, Ferzan, is honest and fair…read more I had a good experience, and would buy from her again. Recommended...

Emailed with a concern and was handled promptly. Great customer service. Highly recommend Olive and…read moreLoom.

This shop is a little of the beaten path but worth the short drive. It's mainly a gift shop but she…read morealso has some antiques mixed in. Her prices are reasonable and she has a great selection. They have a nice sitting area outside as well.

From the owner: Off the beaten path, we have 4 quaint shops, 2 miles from Hancock, Md. We specialize in antiques,…read morecustom birdhouses and birdbaths, fairy gardens, Garden statues, jewelry, repurposed and seasonal items, and much more