Out go to place for quality well priced vintage items. We moved back to NH over a year ago and I…read moreswear every room in our house has a piece we bought from here. Mark and his wife are so great, and they find the best items!

Recently discovered this place and love it. Bought a beautiful solid maple wardrobe at a very…read morereasonable price. Very clean, functional, and looks wonderful in my bedroom.

Awesome vintage store! Christine is a pleasure to deal with. She is a fabulous furniture painter…read more I always fine something unique to buy when I drive the 110 mile trip......it's worth it! I'm already planning my next jaunt.

This shop is the ultimate experience if you're looking for a one of a kind gift for someone…read more Handmade specialty items you won't find anywhere else. I travel out to this shop over an hour and a half a couple times a year. So worth the trip. I buy a lot of my holiday gifts here as well as couple special items for myself. Check it out! You'll be glad you did.

This place survived the pandemic in good shape. This is actually a mall with multiple dealers. Be…read moresure to bring cash or a check book because most booths have substantial discounts for this. There are knowledgeable coin dealers there. About a third of the shop is dedicated to high quality reprise and some really cool rustic furniture.

A wonderful Old Fashioned cluttered antique shop filled with great estate items. I have unearthed…read moremany surprises here. Dick and Janice have been doing business in Townsend for many years and are known for their fair prices and good eye. The shop is located in a large building which also houses a wondeful antique co-op upstairs, and an area with new decorative items and furniture. A place to make a destination when out in that area, plus it is a beautiful ride on 119, and close to NH as well.

Really great little store with some very unique items. The owner was very knowledgeable about the…read moreitems I chose to purchase. My first visit today was intended as just a quick browse, but I walked out with 4 items I fell in love with. I felt the prices were fair. A little gem of a spot.

It's more like a museum than a store. Old guy just sits and watches tv, most items have no price…read more When you ask about a price it's very pricey. You could tell he didn't care about selling his stuff. Looks like it's been the same inventory for over 30 years.

Really great spot, we stumbled across this place while we were across the street. Run by a couple,…read morethey do a really good job at keeping a large selection of invetory for all types of items, including records, kids toys, gaming items books and other nicknacks, i believe they also sell at the flea market and are very down to earth. Great time just to come and walk through even if you dont decide to buy anything.

If you are looking for antiques, look elsewhere. If you are looking for toys and mid-late century…read moreplastic collectibles, you may find it here. Did a search for good antique shops near Goffstown and this place came up. Guess the search engine was desperate or they lost the definition for antique. Maybe this is the place to take your kids to find toys a little older than they are.

What a great find! I l loved how much there was to look at and have a little bit of everything…read more Different style rooms for inspiration. Definitely a place to check out.

They moved, somewhere in West Townsend but idk where. It's too bad, they have been missed by many…read morepeople that I talk to. I just never go out that way. The Historical Society owns the building and they decided to take it over and turn it into a museum. Idk why, and they haven't done anything so it's just sitting there empty.

I can't praise this business enough. We called ahead to let them know we would be by. We were…read morepleasantly surprised by the property as it was a historic home and barn on beautiful land, with a country feel...wildflowers.. And rolling hills. The ladies were very kind and welcoming. We wandered thru the room in the home with many beautiful pieces. Prices were very fair and items were well organized. I immediately found a few pieces of jewelry that spoke to me.... They were able to answer my question about what stone was in my chosen bracelet And where it had come from..And asked them if I could set them aside so we could venture into the large barn and the many bins outside. The bins were .25¢ for each item..and my husband and I found several for our collection. Smaller items...but rare. The barn was very busy with many items to look at, several pieces we had never seen in other shops/locations. We brought our flashlights (as recommended here in another review) but there were motion lights set up which were helpful. The basement was dark... And we anticipated spiders and rodents.. But only came across rodent droppings ..some answer spiders and a good sized toad that startled my husband :)...But for a barn, it was full of history and very interesting.. just to walk around and look at the architecture...(if you realy like buying antiques you should also develope an appreciation of where they came from..including the homes, barns, familes. And structures that still hold up today. We had a nice talk with the ladies after purchasing our items (20% off by the way!!) They answered our questions about the age of the home and kindly asked us about ourselves, our chosen careers, and where we are from. We liked them very much. I highly recommend visiting them if in the are or looking for a road trip.. Easy to find with or without GPS. Good parking. I recommended just taking in the view of the home as it is absolutely beautiful..and property....

This place is, quite literally, a barn full of old stuff. A lot of it is junk (Reader's Digest…read morecompilations from the 1970s, etc.) but there are some great finds, too - maps, nineteenth-century novels, old photos, a working slide projector, etc. It can get pretty hot in summer and the lights aren't working throughout the barn - bring a flashlight, because you're going to want to venture into the small side rooms, up the stairs to the chair loft, and (if you're feeling brave) up the ladder into the book loft. The barn also has a basement accessible by walking around the barn, and slightly more fancy stuff is in the house, which is also where you go to pay. Prices are the definition of reasonable and up for negotiation. There's a pretty sharp turn-off to reach the store, so it can be easy to miss. Keep your eyes peeled!

Happy Thrifter here! Good selection of women's clothes, shoes and accessories. The clothes are…read moreclean and well organized. The jewelry here is amazing. Many items are brand new. Will definitely return again and again.