If you haven't been here in a few years, they've since moved into a gorgeous old brick mill…read morebuilding toward the north end of Storrs Street. Very different vibe from the long-time 2-floors at the bottom of Depot Street. The cabinets and stalls are all a much higher quality of vendor, and include coins, bottles, advertising, antique books, militaria, and lots of regional NH/New England items at a wide range of price points. Many antique historical pieces. Just know that if several people are checking out at the same time or if it's near closing, there may be a short wait. The clerks are very careful to log each item, so vendors are properly credited. They're always so helpful and pleasant. Having moved out-of-state a few years ago, this is always on the agenda when I'm back in Concord!

Located in central Concord, we had to use Street parking. There seemed to be a very small parking…read morelot at the side of the building but it was full. So I guys one complaint would be it would be nice if they had a larger parking lot. We opted for street parking using a parking meter. Seemed to have quite a few variety of items. We had a pleasant time browsing.

Such a magical place to shop! The staff is extremely welcoming and the wares never cease to…read moresurprise! A must-see for anyone seeking unique gifts or whimsical design elements for their own home. Bonus: the best, complimentary gift wrapping provided.

Great addition to Main Street! Unique items made in all fifty states! Would definitely recommend…read morestopping by whether you're just strolling through downtown, looking for a gift, or a treat for yourself! Love my purchase!

I have been in this shop several times. Every time I have experienced…read morebeing following around like I was going to STEAL. What a turn off! I will spend my money at TJMAXX

We were in the area and decided to stop by. There's parking on the side. The place is pretty big…read moreand everything was very clean. They have a lot of really good antiques here. We were able to find a few shirts. The prices were reasonable. If you're in the area definitely check this place out.

Up to this point in my hunt, I have been to 25 ice cream places on the list. This is in my Top 3…read more(it being 3rd) because I love how flavorful the Red Raspberry limited sorbet was. Also, I added cherries and they were not only huge, but she put 2 of them! Again, thank you for putting up with our rowdy group of runners. I was the only one doing the hunting, but they wanted to tag along. We all got something from the ice cream/candy shop, then sat outside and talked forever. There's also a gazebo you can sit at in the middle of the business while eating.

Extremely friendly staff. Open 7 days a week. I had a couple chocolates and they were delicious!…read moreI'd recommend on their customer service and delicious chocolates. Lots of old fashioned candy and ice cream too!

Great find on a Saturday morning!…read more Me and my aunt went for a walk around the neighborhood and came across this bookstore. We had to go in! They had such a great book selection and even had a hidden cafe in the back! We were in a hurry other otherwise we would have stayed and explored the store a bit more. This is a great spot for last minute gifts or to kill some time.

Cozy local bookstore vibes. The selection is fair- but several of the book series I was interested…read morein did not have the first book available. The coffee in the back is very tasty.

Simply incredible selection, mind-boggling in quantity and quality. Worth a detour from anywhere…read moreremotely nearby. Worth a whole separate trip, for that matter.

They have a lot of books to choose from...so if you're looking for a variety you won't find…read moreanywhere else...this is the place. Upstairs in the barn is very close quarters and a little hard to breathe...but we were there for an hour and found some good books!

First, some context about the previous posts. Apparently the former owner passed around 2022 and…read morethe property was not maintained for a while. However, there are new owners and they are very friendly. The Betty House is not so much a house as it is an antique hand tool treasure trove. If you're a carpenter looking for a great deal on an old hand plane to restore, or looking for old farm tools for decor, or antique chairs for your dining room table. this is your place! Armand was very friendly and helpful. There was only one barn open at the time we went and you park accross the street from the large barn. Armand came out and greeted us from the house we parked in front of and walked us over to the barn to answer questions and assist with our purchase. The barn is over 200 years old, so if you're sensitive to dust and dirt, be prepared. It's not clean, but there are some treasures to be found here! They do have plans to open the original house, which is being restored, with more antiques soon, the owner told us. Definitely worth an antique tool hunters look.

This place is closed. :( It looks like it's falling down and…read morehasn't been open in a long time. They might want to remove the attraction road sign on Route 4.

I was surprised at how big this place place is…read more GR's is a huge old barn filled with antiques. Mostly huge wardrobes, beds, dressers, trunks, chairs, and odd this-n-that antiques. It has many floors, of furniture, be careful to duck your head. The basement is also filled to the brim. Ranging from Victorian to old New England farmhouse style, the prices range from $300 to $2000. A great to browse and kill a few hours. Located on Rt 102 in Derry almost on the Chester line.