Very cool store. Lots of eye catching items. Prices are reasonable. Some stuff a bit creepy if your…read morenot into death items. Lots of cool rusty tools etc. owner is very welcoming and informative. Super cute dog to greet you. Will definitely check it out again when I'm in the area. Nice restaurant across the street too!

Durable Goods is absolutely packed with good antiques, folk art and outright oddities. The owners'…read morepersonalities and their tendencies toward the obscure, unusual and less ordinary totally shine through in the objects they select and the displays they construct. Housed in one of the town's few remaining storefronts, the place is truly something to experience (backroom walls are covered in 100 year-old graffiti!). The shop's weekends only but you shouldn't pass through without a call and at least trying to visit.

Absolutely the best! The owner has an incredible eye for unique quality from antique and vintage…read morelinens to china, art work and jewelry. People in the know drive from great distances to come to her shop. Now that she has her new location, it is soooo easy to see the items and really shop till you drop. Wherever you might be, make the effort to visit, you won't be disappointed

Cool store, lots of stuff.... actually too much stuff, making it very difficult to browse because…read moreyou can't reach everything and move around the store. Would be a great store if it was less stuffed to the gills. Prices are ok, not super bargain. Interesting store to check out if your in the area.

This property looks like it used to be a department store, but I found a small display in a corner…read moreof the store that says it used to be a factory for clothing going back over 100 years. It is now a multi-vendor antique/collectible store. It is really fun and interesting to browse. Some items can be expensive, and others are reasonable- it all depends on the seller. One thing is for sure, there is a TON to look at here, and spread across multiple floors. FYI it is not handicap accessible; you will not be able to view the upper floor if you are in a wheelchair. There is free popcorn, which is kind of a neat gimmick, and I really appreciated it. It might keep your kids quiet long enough for you to do some hard-core browsing. Definitely worth a stop if you are in the area.

A great place to antique! Such a variety of items! The store is beautifully presented and is very…read moreclean! It was a pleasure to shop there!

I've been here twice now. It's MASSIVE and a lot to look at but it's laid out in an organized…read morefashion, which I appreciate. The owners are very nice and are eager to please. Don't forget to go upstairs! Warning for summer shoppers: it gets hot inside so wear appropriate clothing. Ports Potty outside.

Lovely place, reasonable prices. The service from the staff was great and they were friendly and…read morevery knowledgeable. Big selection of all types of antiquities.

This antique barn is the real thing. I expected to just find a bunch of junk laying around with…read moredust on it. I was really surprised to find Antiques and collectibles in fine condition and ready for moving to my own home. The piece I picked was very heavy. Rick had no problems shipping it across country with no extra charge. This is pretty much a gem of a place and I recommended highly

Great Place hidden in the Catskills Mountains ,where you will find one of a kind Antique…read moreFurniture.Rick the owner is A real nice guy down to earth and very helpful ,If your looking for a special item he goes out of his way to find it . He even delivers locally and Brought what I bought all the way to Manhattan and even set it up........I am going back again soon to finish up another room in my place

Lovely couple who display their varied wares in a 19th c 17-room house. Lots of civil war stuff!…read moreThe owners educate you with their vast knowledge. A great shopping expedience! Came away with 3 new things for our home. Highly recommend! 6 out of 5

Beautifully curated collection of antiques, memorabilia and collectibles in a historic home - what…read moremore could you ask for, you say? For starters, this place could be a local museum - besides the aforementioned structure, the owners have lovingly displayed their wares by category in such an artful and inviting way. My fiance & I spent a very enjoyable afternoon browsing through lovely furniture, bric-a-brac, lamps, and more, both indoors and outside in the adjacent shed. In addition to their fairly-priced inventory, the couple was friendly & knowledgeable - you could tell their passion for antiques runs very deep. Will be back again soon to discover more treasures! :)

Very nice people! The shop manager and owner were a pleasure to meet. Wide selection of true…read moreantiques. Well worth your trip.

was excited when we first pulled in. Tons of outdoor statuary and weathervanes. the inside was…read morealso packed. the place is filthy. FILTHY. everything is violently overpriced for the dampness that is inevitably seeped into everything in there and the filth it's covered with. the building is full of mosquitoes and I left with 8 mosquito bites. use the restroom before you go because you do not want to use the one there. the woman working seemed irritated and angry to even be there. Afyet we got home we immediately took showers ..::thats how dirty this place was.

The store is very large, two stories with anything you can imagine from cabinets, cups, cables and…read moreclothes. Although it's called a 'thrift shop' the prices are a little high for some of the things people would be most interested in. And I feel the staff/owner could be more friendly when you go to check out, or at least smile. But it's a good place to visit here and there for needful things, I got a basket for fruit and a set of cups.

Annie's is a big, two-story hybrid of a store; a little bit antique shop filled with depression…read moreglass, a little bit standard thrift joint, and a little bit gift store--the kind of gift store that each small town had until online shopping killed them all off, filled with scented candles, sachets, and hand-made Christmas ornaments. If you know the kind of store I'm talking about, you will feel the nostalgia bolt hit hard in here. Lots of local craftwork finds. They also sell fresh eggs and support a local animal shelter. The merchandise is displayed with care--you won't have to bring work gloves to prevent tetanus while thrifting here, and the prices reflect that. And there are plenty of great finds at surprisingly good prices. I got a set of 4 mid-century orange juice glasses in perfect shape for 25 cents each! I didn't make it upstairs to the clothes section--maybe I'll have time during the next trip.

Steve and Lisa ( the very welcoming owners ) were so polite and knowledgeable about their…read morecollection of antiques. We're staying at an Airbnb in Hobart and wanted to check out some of the small businesses in the area, it's easy to walk through despite its large size and massive selection, we left with a few items at such a reasonable price as most of the things in their shop are. Me and my boyfriend were amazed the whole time. Bonus points if you get to meet any of the 3 very friendly pets! One bunny rabbit of a German Sheapard and two beautiful cats.

From the owner: At Second Wind, we give new life to old things. We offer many old, historic, unique, and unusual…read morethings. Useful Things. Good Things.