Lots and lots to look at, some really cool stuff in there. Reasonable thrift shop pricing and good…read moreservice.

This place is huge! There are multiple levels and the building is stuffed full. Beware, it's very…read moredisorganized and overwhelming. Unfortunately, most of the stuff is junk and/or broken. The owner is a bit prickly and complained about her rent the entire time I was in the store. I didn't end up purchasing anything but it's a fun store to browse. There is a parking lot behind the store and plenty of street parking.

Very nice antique store. They had a cute store cat! Lots of fun finds! Outside there were lots of…read morewooden shutters, old doors and windows. Inside tons of quilts, vintage blankets, old toys, lots of cool books, definitely worth a walk around inside - you never know what will peek your interest.

Vintage Kollections has a lot of nice furniture, antiques, and gifts. This store was really good…read moreand the prices were great. They will go down on the prices so make sure you negotiate before you buy.

[683] There is…read moreparking around back but it's not clear for who so I parked on the street. 25 cents for 2 hours. My nose was running and I thought it was due to all the older stuff in the store but turns out the store is dog friendly. The dog was sitting out the counter as I walked out. I do have to say I love dogs but not a fan of them being in store and especially on counters I won't be back

I stumbled across this "thrift" store on an outing thrifting in the area. I was searching for kids…read moreclothing and toys, as well as always on the lookout for Little Mermaid and unicorn items for my granddaughter. Their "sister" store is a few miles down route 23 on the opposite side of the street. The clerk at this location told me go there for the items I was searching for. After being at both locations and reading Cindy's review and viewing her pictures I think her review is for the other store; Lucky Dog thrift. This store, although run down, cluttered, and more of a co-op is not organized but is better than the pictures depict. A few parking spots line the side of the building, which is run down. An abandoned store is next door. Although items weren't as jam packed and cluttered as the pictures it wasn't the greatest as far as organization. Isles (if that's what you want to call it) are narrow and maybe booths representing different vendors although not outlined as such. Fragile items and glassware are in abundance so do be very aware of your large handbag. I wouldn't even think to take a child in here. Overall the place is dusty and musty. Prices are very low, like yard sale prices. There's a table of jewelry for $2 each or 3 for $5 that are worth a look. Vintage and current pieces alike are in that pile. Most of the inventory is vintage (like 70-90's) and nick knacks. I was able to find two porcelain unicorn figures for my granddaughter that I purchased for $1 apiece. It was extremely cold in there, to the point that you could see your breath, and the clerk had on her coat so I assume the building is not heated. The elderly clerk was very, very friendly and engaged in conversation with other customers. I was surprised that I wasn't charged tax. When I inquired she said they didn't have a "tax account" so they didn't collect it. I probably shouldn't be advertising this but that was her response. The store looked and felt like it was there forever so I doubt they opened recently and assume they've been selling like that for some time. I hesitate to call this thrift because clearly it's a co-op/junk store. You won't find clothes or toys unless they're from the 70-90's and what I did see had condition issues. If you're into knick knacks and glassware and enjoy rummaging through inventory this is your spot. For me it was a miss and I wouldn't make a return visit.

Love this antique shop! It's a lot larger than you might think and you can easily spend a good…read moreamount of time looking for that special item! The shop inside is divided by vendor and each has a unique feel, some are more glitzy while others are more industrial looking. There are two floors so don't forget to check up stairs! The prices are very extremely fair and well marked. I will definitely be back when I'm in the area to check and see what's new! The area's are constantly redecorated by the vendors and were just Christmas'd up by alot of them! A few of the vendors create items you can't find anywhere else too so if your looking for unique things then check it out. My favorite homemade item I saw were these pillows that have various area's zip codes stenciled on them with the name of the town, super vintage and cute. I would recommend you check it out if your in town!

Looks like a great place from the outside. It's a shame they don't have hours for the average…read moreantique shopper. Sunday's are what I think would be a must! Awesome stuff outside tho. Prices seem reasonable. A variety of barn woods, doors, shutters and garden items! I hope to be able to update my review and say it's worth!

This should be called the "SPOT" A reasonably priced…read moreantique store with an owner whose knowledge of her collection is far from sparse. Mary has hand made birdhouses and nostalgic rustic items for home and garden. I walked away with a few 1900 post cards myself and old turn of the century stamps I hope are worth some money? Her Store is LOADED with a variety of hard to find items even for that collector. She also took me to her Barn, and it had some really interesting pieces I had never seen before. Mary actually has a very nice personality, easy for a historical conversation or to just negotiate on some prices. All in all I think even Mel Fisher would have been proud to scuba dive in Mary's store for treasure. So go check it out and tell her the Review Guru sent you. The Review Guru Long Island NY

Everything about dealing with this shop is top notch. The staff is friendly and efficient, the…read moreplace is immaculate, although filled with sewing projects and materials, prices are fair, and the quality of work is excellent. As a newcomer to New Holland, I am delighted to have made their acquaintance. I will return and plan to recommend them highly to everyone who needs such services.

From the owner: Custom bespoke apparel alterations, upcycled or commissioned work. Quilt restorations and new,…read moresimple home decor. Slow fashion, hand sewed. Specialty in nature’s fabrics such as organic cottons, linens, wool, and hemp.

Love this Store. Moderately priced. Big, lots to look at. Great Christmas section. Plenty of…read moreparking. Friendly staff.

After several people I follow promoting this location, I was shocked at the prices being so high…read more Quilts were priced anywhere from $150-$450+

My mother's little doll is so precious to me. But she was held together by band aides and in…read moreterrible shape. Kay did a wonderful job in rehabbing her. Kay's service was timely and professional. Could not be happier.

My daughter's beautiful doll from Oman had her arm break off while we were on vacation. This doll…read moreis not replaceable, and we were devastated. I tried everything to reattach it. Thankfully, we found Kay and Village Doll Hospital. We corresponded via text and sent pictures over, and based on Kay's obvious deep knowledge of doll repair in her responses, we made the drive from the Philly area. Kay was able to fix her completely in just about a week (at a very fair price) and my daughter is thrilled. We also bought a very cute new dress for the doll to come home in. I highly recommend Village Doll Hospital!