Boring And Its Time to change up the music…read more I have a wide variety of musical interests But Syrupy grandpa Lawrence Welk hits are not cutting it. Try catering to shoppers under the age of 70 And maybe you'll get more traffic I felt like I got sucked into Steven Kings "The Shining" time warp

Great antique mall across the river from Waterville. Very large with two levels. Some cases, but…read moremostly booths with items you can look at yourself. Great location with plenty of parking. Nice clean place. Wonderful assortment of antiques from comic books and bean boots to watches and glass. Take your time and look at everything. Fun with something for everyone. Prices are good, not super high. Stop in.

Chicken baskets are good! Fries can be a little off sometimes but mostly they are pretty great and…read morethe staff is accommodating. I heard it was sold not that long ago just got back to Maine and tried them again- it's been a couple years but it's still the same great taste I remember.

Cute little place. Mixture of old and new items. Tasty treats to purchase. I recommend anything…read morewith blueberry. Pastries made fresh!

The selection is expansive and continuously changing. With a good number of vendors selling, they…read morealso have some pretty remarkable deals and a clearance section worth browsing. It's always an enjoyable stop in Bangor. They have a second location as well, but I have not visited it.

This antique shop mostly has fantastic pieces - I've gotten some great furniture and antique…read morescientific devices from here. I was sad to find they are allowing one of their vendors to sell a framed reproduction photograph of a KKK March from the 1920s. I understand when dealers are selling actual historic artifacts (I still think it's weird to profit off of racist histories, but I understand there are complex perspectives about archival value). This was not that - the back of the photograph showed that it was printed last year at Walmart, but it was being sold as a framed photo. It felt celebratory and exploitative, not historical or educational. When I asked the owners why they allowed that, they said it is illegal to prevent the dealer from selling the photo, and that it is "free speech." This is not true - antique malls are legally allowed to have guidelines that dictate what can be sold. I think it is incredibly distasteful and unethical that the owners are choosing to profit off of images of such a violent, disgusting organization. I sadly won't return, and I hope the owners will take accountability for their decisions.

Classic antique stained glass and furniture !! Near Lake…read moreGeorge in Central Maine; overnight accomodations available !!

Put an $1790 set of bookcases on hold for 48 hours to be able to measure before spending the money…read more Called right before driving in to purchase to double check the size. Get there, Christmas Eve, to find Jerry behind the counter laughing and says "you won't believe this..." and he sold them to someone else and then lied to Mary the owner that we had called to say we weren't coming when we had called to say we were. Spend your money elsewhere, absolutely shitty business.

Great place! Found a lot of nifty vintage products . Prices are fair…read more Take note when you put address in GPS it might misguide you out of no where. Keep going into town and it is located in the town of Carmel.

After driving for 1.5 hours we arrived only to see a sign in the door that said, " left early…read morefeeling sick". Pretty crappy since we traveled specifically to check your store out. I am in Maine for 2 more days, and I'm going to make a hard pass on coming back. Your sickness is enough to keep me away

Great antique mall in Waterville in the old Hathaway building. Right on the corner of the first…read morebuilding on the first floor. Huge space, wide open. Quite a few booths, but wide open and a lot of space that could have double the booths as it has now. Clean and bright. Great assortment of everything from jewelry to folk art. Fun place, but not big enough to spend hours, maybe some day. Friendly staff and nice to pop into the store on a rainy day. Lots of parking and space. Great location on river near downtown.

Always wanted to stop here and glad I did. Plenty of parking, a few permanent vendors and a few…read morefloating. Lots of nautical antiques, beautiful outdoor wire baskets, trellis, etc. Got a few lobster buoys. They even had 2 cool vintage real fire hydrants (around $200) which would be neat if you had a dog run.

I love the Hobby Horse slogan posted on their website: "Always a great selection of moose antlers"…read moreand with that you know for sure, Toto, you're not in Kansas anymore but firmly grounded in a Maine experience. One of the gazillion things we love about Maine is the sheer number of flea markets that you run into while driving about during the spring, summer and early fall months. Hobby Horse was not the best we've been to nor the largest but we still enjoyed stopping by. There was a mixture of some antiques and interesting Maine arcana, a bit of sad junk and unfortunately some reproductions. Flea markets, like antique shops are often windows into the past of a particular community. I find this kind of "treasure" hunting irresistible. Prices were generally fair but remember, if you're polite you can always respectfully ask: "What's your best price?". You never want to insult the seller but sadly I've seen it done. You still have a little time to check this place out before it closes for the season in mid-October. It will re-open after that at the end of April. I find the sellers at most flea markets to be an interesting group of people and Hobby Horse was no exception to this. The sellers love to talk about collecting and about their wares and how they may have come by them. It makes for a fun time with an opportunity to learn a thing or two. Be a little wary though because sometimes the provenance stories of the items for sale are a little too good to be true. Nothing special jumped out at us during our visit so we didn't buy anything. We still had fun rummaging about. It's certainly worth a stop if you're driving up Route 1. You never know what creative decorating ideas you might come up with for a rack of moose antlers.

I've been going to Elmer's since I was three (or younger; these are my earliest memories of it),…read moreand remember playing on the swingset made of...I'm not sure if it was old phone poles, or butcher block, or logs, but something big and clunky; there was a cow or some odd animal for a swing with a barrel for a body...A wooden statue of Elmer in a t-shirt. My dad used to renovate run-down stuff he'd salvaged from the Alna Dump (dump picking was legal; this was the early 70s) and sell or trade to Elmer. Hours would go by. So much amazing and rusty junk, and random things like thousands of wooden eggs and bags of antique long white gloves and lace tablecloths sold by the pound. Anyway, it's an antique mall, now, but there is still the old vibe there, chickens wandering around, rusty sawblades, and if you go out in the back rooms which maybe you aren't supposed to...The smell of wet cement and the old creepy tools hanging up *chef's kiss* Oh, and you'll leave with something reasonably priced. Last trip's treasures were that Yes album with the six part fold-out-art ($8) and a kinda cheesy old painting with ornate frame ($13); I'll toss the painting and upcycle the frame. Pretty sure some ghosts "live" there...bring a camera and take some spooky pictures to see spirit orbs! Can't recommend an Elmer's afternoon highly enough, particularly on a cold, rainy day.

Excellent used and vintage items shop. Multiple vendors with interesting well priced items. Owners…read moreare very nice and welcoming. A great stop on your way to wherever you are going. Plan on at least 30 minutes of browsing to get through the 3 levels.

The shop is okay, but the layout is bizarre. It's located in an old building with a downstairs and…read morean upstairs, in addition to the main floor. The upstairs is really not organized very well, but the rooms are cool because it used to be an office building and so it's like a maze. Lots of furniture and other large items, very few smaller items. The book room on the second floor is very messy and unorganized. There are books and magazines on the floor, scattered about. They don't appear to be sorted by subject. It's an okay shop to stop in and browse, but it's not somewhere I personally would come back to.

Loved the antiques, the setting, and the proprietors. I will come back any time I am in Maine and…read moream considering selling a few pieces if they will have them.

This place is AMAZING!!! I've followed them on social media for quite a few years, but when I was…read moreliving in Brunswick it just seems too far to go. Now that I'm in Randolph, it's only 25 minutes away. This is my new addiction, for sure! Downtown Winthrop is adorable on its own, so it's a joy to visit. The shop is everything! It has something for everyone. Vintage clothes, handcrafted items, local Maine gifts, a candy store, very carefully and thoughtfully curated collection of seasonal surprises around every corner, and there is so much to explore! Be prepared to spend a couple hours in here, easily! Prices were decent, very affordable. Especially considering every item had so much thought and love put into it. Serious! Every display was PERFECTION! It was definitely inspiring, and made me want to plan out an entire re-do on my home decor. Service here is top notch, we met the owners and they are very sweet. We felt welcomed, and so look forward to coming back. This shop is an absolute GEM. I might die of a broken heart of this goes anywhere...

An awesome ongoing shop that runs more like an antique mall, with rooms and rooms of individual…read morevendor set ups. On the other hand, there is a lot of GREAT stuff here, vintage as well as new all priced pretty reasonably. Also, a most excellent place to browse!