Found the perfect pot for my cold brew coffee. The price was great. The ladies working were…read moreknowledgeable. The cat was awesome. Next time I will go back when I have more time to look around.

Ever changing inventory! Carol does a good job of organizing the items. Always surprises from…read moretools to vintage highly collectables.

Very nice and large shop. Very clean, items are nice. Prices are a little too a lot high. But look…read morearound and you might find a bargain. Way in the back corner on a side shelf I stumbled on a stack of unused stamp sheets. This is one of the fees placed I have found items this. So I had to pick up a couple.

This is our favorite antique shop in this area. My mom loves kitchen antiques (dishes, cookbooks,…read morekitchen tools, food packaging) and always finds something here. They have items at a variety of price points and in a range of categories. We went to the holiday shopping weekend and they had tasty homemade foods plus a store-wide discount. The staff is helpful but lets you look without constantly interrupting while you browse.

Cool store, an amazing owner and I just love my new piece I purchased…read more Well worth the trip! :)

Desperate for some hipster fare during a stay in the Adirondacks, we drove 90 minutes to the Olde…read more1840. Set in a gorgeous pastoral landscape with barn buildings dating to 1840, we were warmly greeted by a classic pick up truck and Pinterest-ready string lights before meeting the incredibly friendly shopkeeper within. Boy, was the trip worth it. The shop is brimming with an array of exciting and reasonably priced curiosities, vintage pieces, ephemera, antiques, leather furniture, and upcycled denim. Parts of the store remind me very much of Ralph Lauren's more rustic aesthetics, and I was super impressed by the sophistication and style with which the store was curated. The grounds are also so beautiful that it could easily be an event space, or a great place for lemonade or hot cider should they ever decide to sell refreshments. Can't wait to return. Enjoy your visit and drive around gorgeous Washington County.

I thought the shop was awesome ! Spent 100s of dollars buying great items ! I bet that dealer was…read moresurprised to find their space emptied out ! Can't wait to go back !

From the owner: At The Curiosity Shop we repurose, reuse , reinvent, and renovate. A selection of antique ,…read morevintage , and new items as well as architectural salvage. Refinishing / chalk painting services available as well as carpet and upholstery cleaning. On site estate sales as well!

Very cluttered shop with everything in barn/garage disarray. I guess its a fun place to check out…read more Its like a work in progress, some sections are set but others are piled in. Owner seemed friendly, but was too busy talking to his friends in the shop. Seemed like they were hanging out in chairs having a good time. Not what I'd expect for a flourishing shop. Was hard to walk around as it was so full, like walking thru a garage of antiques. Looking at the other Yelp reviews, I must have come at a time where they were reorganizing. Can only give my opinion on how my experience was this day.

My Absolutely favorite antique shop. I could spend hours ( if could) going through all the amazing…read moretreasures big and small. Definitely something there for every collector. The brothers are wonderful and so fun to talk to! Another plus they love dogs( cats too). Rydor would give them a high paw for great treats and ear scratches. Worth the hour and a half drive and I always find a few things!!

This is a fun place to explore even if you're not a collector. Three story's full of everything you…read morecan imagine including books, old vinyl, dishes, decor, regional items and so much more! Over the last 2 years I've been in a couple times and purchased 2 oil paintings and an old wood sled to use as a Christmas decoration. The prices are fair, the selection is phenomenal on everything except furniture pieces. My last trip in I was looking for a small bookcase and although they had plenty they were being used for display and not for sale... if I'd thought it through I would have know this before I ventured in, but no regrets it's always fun to look around. The folks working there are super friendly, they've been able to help me carry items down the stairs and contact sellers to negotiate prices in past visits. The atmosphere is a little dark and dank but tolerable. Plenty parking across the street if the front circle is full and an ice cream shop behind it that I'll try out next time! Worth a trip in if you're in the area.

I had driven past the old homestead several times and wondered, this day I had a little extra time…read morefor browsing. This is a multi-vendor situation in 3 floors of an old mansion. I found some small bowls of the set I collect, appropriately priced. I didn't dicker over the price. Good: friendly greeting staff, vast variety, enough shoppers so it didn't feel creepy. Very interesting old mansion to tour. Bad: if you are sensitive to smells, you may find some of those here unpleasant. Because I am, I would only go back if I needed something, not just to look.

The dude who runs this place is manly as hell…read more I first thought his name was Clint Lion, but then found out it was something even manlier: Craig Lonergan. This shop is the coolest place in Ticonderoga. Anyone is bound to find something they like. From war memorabilia to taxidermy to chinaware to dug-up tomahawks, he's got it. Don't miss this spot!

We visited the Red Barn by accident but glad we did. I found an antique that I am very proud of and…read morehope to pass along in the future. Mr. Lonergan and his daughter was friendly and helpful. The selection in the store is amazing. If anyone gets the opportuity to visit should go. From a TEXAS customer. I wish I lived 1200 miles closer.

Lots of antiques and vintage things hidden in this store off the main strip. Reasonable prices…read more Helpful employees. You can easily spend a decent amount of time sifting through the large variety of items. Plenty of furniture, decor, old toys, housewares, and more.

Fun place to visit and check out the old relics for sale. Wish my suitcase was bigger, they had…read moresome cool things but can't take them on the plane. They reopen on Thursday after restocking. Going to have to go back very soon!

From the owner: Vintage, Antiques, Second hand furnitureread more

We love coming to and exploring the multitude of treasures inside of the Black Bass Antiques store…read more Here you can find everything from vintage coffee cans to exotic antique lamps to booklovers' treasured volumes on Adirondack lore and other subjects. The owner Henry is very knowledgeable and accomodating. We are never disappointed on our visits here over the years.

Guys! Are you afraid of going into an antique shop because they're boring and full of housewares…read moreand other stuff you don't care about?? At the risk of sounding insanely sexist - come here, you will love this store! It's full of hunting/fishing stuff and other old school stuff - fishing rods, reels, lures, books, signs, prints, and lots of small outboard motors (some beautifully restored!), and I saw one antique gun. There are some souvenir items but it's a tiny part of the store. Anyway, something about this store really resonated with me. I could hang out here for hours (even if I'm not buying anything).