Always fun to shop here. There is literally something for everyone. I have never been…read moredisappointed! It's a nce atmosphere, bright and open.

The prices are high. The owner is rude and gruff. Some of the booths are nice but priced well above…read moreother antique shops. You will find a better deal elsewhere.

Miles of antiques at this huge mall on Route 301. As an antique freak, I make this a must stop…read morewhenever I'm "junking" in the Mechanicsville area. I've found some cool treasures here, but you've got to look hard to find a bargain! Many of the vendors overprice their wares! There's several other antique shops on 301, and across Atlee on 360, so this would be a fun way to go "antiquing" and make a day of it!! You can really get lost in this space, mazes of booths and aisles of stalls full of vintage pieces. You'll find hordes of glassware, china, dishes, bar ware, collectible plates, Toby mugs, Mason jars, milk glass, carnival glass, Fiestaware, and crystal! There are also various booths carrying brass, pewter, silver and other metal items. If you're a bibliophile, you've come to the right place... shelves and shelves of new, used and classic books, magazines, postcards and periodicals. Old vinyl records, 45's, and LP's can be found at several stalls. Vintage jewelry galore and a menagerie of figurines seem to arise at every corner! Tons more... allow plenty of time to browse. And keep your phone ha day to check prices in comparison to eBay. I found this incredible mug with Shakespeare on it that I was dying to have... I checked on the web and found it for 1/2 of what they were selling it for. Check out is easy and organized, most of the sellers don't haggle much, they have standard percentages off they offer at the counter (if you ask) but oftentimes I've been told they can't come down of the price. With so many vendors, I can see why it would be hard to try to contact everyone for discounts. Many items are marked "firm". I thus firmly believe this to be an middle of the road antique shop, but worth a gander!

Not really my kind of place. Mostly trinkets and small items. Collectibles. There is one sweet…read moreolder lady who knows her stuff when it comes to pottery. If that's your thing, you'll love her booth. There's an African art booth and a books/magazines booth that was pretty impressive. Nothing I really wanted. Wouldn't be a place I return.

I don't know if my 3 star rating is unfair or generous. We took all kinds of twists and turns and…read morefinally located the emporium. The large parking lot was empty and the sign obscured behind some wood shelving. The entrance had 2 chairs and a book out front of doors which were locked tight. We tried to look in and could not tell what was going on inside. Now everything online stated it should have been open but it clearly was not. There was no sign with hours or information. To my mind this was once an antiques emporium and is now an unknown entity. If this is still an operating business I highly recommend signage with hours and information for potential customers, which will not be me, unfortunately.

Expansive barn-style antique emporium with surprises in every stack. Prices are eclectic and…read morediscounts abound. An amazing collection of classic vinyl records and congenial service.

I loved shopping at this antique mall! It's chock full of collectibles and cool finds! Some of…read morethe vendors have their wares price high, but you can get some good deals if you hunt! The staff is helpful and knowledgeable!

Like the atmosphere. The people who were working seemed kind and checked on us a few time but not…read morein a bothersome way. They also brought our items to the counter for us so we had free hands to shop. Some booths I felt were overpriced but there was also a lot more that were competitive pricing (I like Coalfield Station in Midlothian as well). A little messy in the booths so be careful. A LOT of things to look through and ground to cover. Also like that there was a water station/cooler and bathrooms are to the right down the hall after the water cooler fyi.

Over priced for junk. Some of the stuff in there should have just been thrown in the trash. I never…read moresee this place busy

Great and fun selection of items to choose from. Would recommend it to anyone who loves the hunt!read more

Mary was so informative and kind. I have an early 1900's slipper tub from LA Victorian Mansion in…read moreLA and she helped me figure out price to sell from California. She didn't make a dollar but she made a friend. She was funny and very knowledgeable. I would highly recommend Governor's Architectural

Wonderful folks at a wonderful store. Jeff, Mary, Bruce and the entire staff are helpful, friendly…read moreand a joy to be around. It just doesn't get any better than Governor's Architectural Salvage!

This is what Antique Shops should be like. An old store dating back to the mid 1800's maintaining…read morethe integrity of the original structure. It was Borkey's General Store in the 1960's, 70's that served the community. I was there then and Tim McLawhorn has restored it to its original state. He has everything from furniture to collectibles and is a master at furniture restoration Dog friendly!

The place is creapy and there is not organization at all.I smell like wet dog all over, no space to…read morewalk, there may be hidding treassure in there but I could not take the smell. There is a back door that takes you to a patio that has 4 dog kennels on the open. Maybe that is why the smell. It was not a good experience.

Great prices for DVDs and blue ray. Lots of other options. Cash only but it's an old school type of…read morestore

only accept cash or check and everything is overpriced. would not waste your time stopping hereread more