When on a road trip I think it's appropriate to hit up something like this along the way, whether…read moreit be going or coming back. This place did not disappoint. This complex, yes I did say complex, is made up of four buildings. Each one unique in it's own way. Buildings 1, 2, and 4 are located on one side of the road. Building 1 is the main building to go in for obvious reasons. Building 2 I believe is just kind of an extension of Building 1, so lots of what you will see will be kind of repeated. Building 4 has more of the same but add into that a craft section. Building 3 is located across the street, but not just any street, US Rte. 30. The Lincoln Highway. So you can do one of two things, brave it and cross the road, or pack everything up and take a short car ride. Either way, Building 3 is not very easy to get to, but Building 3 seems to offer more items when it comes to furniture and old tools. There is even a second floor, but be careful up there, doesn't always seem like the safest floors. Like others have said, allot yourself some time to explore everything here. It will take you a gigantic amount of time to look over all the items. Every antique item you can think of you will probably find here, and then some. Be sure to look at the vendor information for the booth you are at. Some vendors have items that may be discounted. Definitely worth the time to stop in here and explore, you might find something to hold onto.

This place is very nice. My husband and I stopped in on our last night in Vermont and the…read moreinventory was crazy high. So many eclectic items to choose from. Some high prices, some low prices. I walked away with an antique candle and a disco ball. So so cute.

What a neat shop - we spent over an hour here and found several treasures to take home! The staff…read morewas lovely and helpful and we loved our time here!

First visit today. Wonderful old building with those delightful squeaky floors! Great selection of…read morevintage and antique items with a splash of crafts. Booths arranged nicely, with a little bit of everything. I believe this was an open house weekend so they even provided a nice selection of snacks and coffee and most of the booths had sale prices. Most importantly- the staff made you feel as if you were a part of the family. Very friendly and informative. They truly love what they were doing and it shows. We'll definitely be back!

I really love this antique store. It's a gorgeous space with tons of beautful furniture and…read morecollectibles. Wonderful place to explore. The owner is nice and helpful.

Stopped in this store because I love to look. This shop had many treasures at very reasonable…read moreprices. We were greeted when we walked in the door with warm, friendly welcome. I will definitely be back to shop again.

Amazing experience on Saturday. The outside vendors were there at 8:00 and most didn't leave until…read more3 or later. Inside was loaded with everything antique and vintage. Will definitely visit again and again and again!!

Horrible customer service . Did not take gift certificate. Said it expired. My $50 doesn't have…read morean expiration date!!!

As Gingersnap G. noted, the Cove Antique Barn is only open on Sundays. Other days are by chance…read moreonly. In addition to the barn itself, there is a smaller flea market set up outside. Our favorite part was a chicken vending machine on the 2nd floor that dispenses plastic easter eggs. There is a *huge* amount of things to stroll & browse through. My personal favorites like: washboards, pottery, cigar boxes, money bags (from long defunct local banks). 30 years of back issues of Penna Game News. Coke merchandise, jewelry, tshirts, records, etc. All sorts of bizarre and strange things, that would make Mike & Frank from American Pickers proud! If I could hashtag this flea market it would simply be #rando. Worth a stop if your in the area, ample parking, paid cash.

Very cute, expansive antique shop. We're always looking for new places to go antiquing and this was…read morea good one!

This is a nice craft/antique/resale mall located in the small town of Hancock. It's located off of…read moreMain St but easy to find. Part of the mall is antiques and the other part is resale items. People rent booths and sell a variety of items from DVD's, clothing, collectibles, new crafts, rugs, flags, Longaberger, food, pharmaceuticals, paint and much much more. You can spend a good hour or more browsing the isles if you want. There is also a BBQ place for you to grab a snack or lunch if you choose. Certain Friday's they have auctions at the one end. The auction schedule can be found online, on social media or by calling the mall itself.

Good sized antique mall. There's a little bit of everything here…read more The prices are a little higher on items that are in terrible condition. Each booth varies of course, but most booths were a mess. Everything was just shoved on to shelves so you had to manually move breakable things around to see what was behind them. There was also just trash everywhere, on the shelves and floors. Like literal dirty napkins, tissues, a fast food cup. And there wasn't anyone else really in the store other than the employees. Getting help from an employee wasn't that easy either. Easy to find. Plenty of parking. Meh.

The selection is outstanding and the prices for items are phenomenal. The people who work at this…read morestore really care about their customers and it shows! I have made purchases from this store 2 or 3 times in the last year or so and will be making many more.

Family owned and operated. Vintage items, collectibles, used furniture, antiques, etc.read more

One of my favorite places to visit for retro enthusiasm and vintage toys, books records, magazines,…read morecomics, jewelry, clothing, anything you can possibly imagine from the 1950s through the 1990s even some modern stuff what a great way to spend several hours perusing the aisles and reminiscing and maybe picking yourself up a few things. I definitely recommend stopping by.

Neat store - so much to see. Friendly staff…read more Not your typical multi vendor antique store. A good portion are the owners items for sale. Everything we saw was in really good condition. Prices were a little higher than what I expected. Make sure you visit the 2nd floor as well - some unique items as well.