Wonderful shop! The store is an old barn with two floors full of wonderful old items! Owners John and Patrick are very helpful and very friendly. They seem to specialize in old photos, ephemera, maps, and Christmas items but also have vintage kitchen things, old books, a great children's section full of old and vintage games and stuffed animals.
Their hours are Wed-Sun from 10 am-4 pm, June through September. They are also open Saturdays 10-4 in May, early June, September, and October. Other times they are open by chance or appointment.
My first stop in was after speaking to Patrick at Limington Meadows Antiques in Limington, Maine. He told me he ran a shop in Freedom, and shortly after that day I went to his shop for the first time. To get there, you have to drive through a lovely little village, the village of Freedom, New Hampshire. Absolutely beautiful area. When you get there, two barns (one small and one large) greet you with rooms full of cool stuff! Make sure to check out the smaller barn before you leave if it's open, because you wouldn't want to miss something interesting!
Inside the big barn, there is a first floor and a slightly higher elevated second floor. The first floor has signs, posters, etc while the second has a few rooms. The first area, the big open room, has maps, old photos, ephemera, books, kitchen supplies and dishes. The second has books, photos, and other antiquities. The third is a huge room full of only Christmas items. Be sure to check it out, as it is a sight to see, and a wonderful one at that. The fourth room is a children's room full of old games, kids books, toys, and stuffed animals. Perfect for your little ones!
Also, check out the ephemera selection in the back right of the room. It has postcards and posters and more! Next to that is the 'Bargain Stall,' where according to the sign, 'prices have been slashed and they will come down more' if you see something you like.
It is guaranteed you will find something you like, or are at least intrigued by. I guarantee this shop will amaze you, and you will not regret stopping. read more