To a lifelong antiquer / thrifter, it seems that this little house/shop is possibly on its way…read moreout-- one of the few left in the area. (??) What remains is a rather musty collection of smalls, knickknacks & memorabilia but nothing outstanding. Some nice small/ mid sized motor signs, large collections of both records as well as linens. You wind your way through the upstairs and there is more down a treacherous staircase Everything was extremely overpriced for my Texas eyes- and no haggling seemed possible. The home is well marked from the road-you pull in and wind your way up the gravel drive to the back of the house for a couple of parking spots. Be sure not to miss the commanding view of the beautiful valley below - it was best part of the visit.

Great shop! We stopped in before closing and they were so kind to a couple of out-of-towners. The…read moreepitome of West Virginia hospitality. Highly recommend!

I've been here twice now, and every time I love their new unique finds. My most recent visit was…read moreDec 18th, and I was able to get my list all finished. Everyone is always super kind and helpful, and it's all super well made for the price.

My favorite business ever!! I can't say enough about this place, but I'll start with the…read moreenvironment. Hoot and Howl has such a charming interior and warm and friendly staff. The variety of products sold is also a huge plus! With the addition of Euphorbia, (for those with plants or aspiring plant parents!!), this quickly became a place close to my heart. Highly recommend for anyone looking for cute decor, jewelry, and much more!

This place is a one-of-a-kind antique shop, with outstanding service, passionate and dedicated to…read morethe history and appeal of antiques, and an eye-grabbing selection. A perfect stop on a Saturday stroll through Morgantown.

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Its just junk predominately. You have to really dig for anything good. I am not sure who worked…read morethere and who was shopping or setting things up.

It is rare for me to visit an antique store and not find anything. I didn't find anything here…read more Different vendors, stuff seems to be either junky or vastly overpriced. I did see two nice aluminum trees, both of which were over $600. No antique ornaments that weren't sold in sets. I second the prior review that said there appears to be lots of remade primitives, not my thing. I probably wouldn't visit here again.

Antiques and Old Books is a bit of a twist off of I-68, but it's definitely worth a stop if you're…read moreinto antique and used books. The walls and bookshelves are covered with 19th and 20th century publications, from literature and fiction to gardening and cooking. There is a whole section focusing on West Virginian authors and history, and I found a couple of great first editions for my own collection. Jo Ann Nicholson, the proprietor of the store, is a bright, wonderful woman who clearly knows her collection. She says she tends to go to a lot of antique shows during the early part of the week, although you can catch he if you're lucky. Otherwise, you'll need to get your book and antique fix Thursday, Friday, and Saturday between 11 and 5.

I have attempted to go here a time or two before but they were closed, but today I lucked out and…read moremade it in before they closed at 3pm The parking lot is free and it's located inside the Mountaineer Mall. They are located near the center of the mall. The store is large and the prices are very reasonable. I was lucky to find several great pieces. A percentage of the proceeds go towards Animals.... that's a great cause! Definitely going back again.

Visited this thrift store over the weekend. They had a large book selection, which I loved. The…read moreplace was pretty clean, but not blowing me away. Wish they had more clothes. I didn't end up buying anything, but my wife got a book series for really cheap. We didn't need any assist so didn't interact with the staff much.