Having a going out of business auction today at 3pm. Auction then closing…read more Had a Tom Seely corner cabinet and some other nice items.

The Harpers Ferry Gypsy Market is essentially the Phoenix rising from the ashes of the former…read moreHarpers Ferry Flea Market down the street, as a number of the Flea's vendors are here. Sadly it's not nearly as large in area, and parking is a fraction of what the Flea offered, but it's fairly well laid out, and I can envision it growing in the coming seasons. The Market itself is split into 3 sections. The west field is just a large open field and consists of your more transient vendors. The east field, on the other side of the access road, is considerably smaller, but is populated mostly by long term and "regular" vendors. The third section is the Gypsy Market, which is more of an antiques store than a flea market. It's on the same side of the access road as the east field, in a small building. I don't always have nearly as much luck finding hidden treasures as I did at the former Flea Market, but I do keep going back because, as I stated earlier in this review, I can easily see them growing as they build their reputation.

Tuesday 6 pm: 'YES, WE HAVE ALL YOUR PIECES WE CAN DELIVER TUESDAY. CLOSED WEDNESDAY.'…read more I arrive at noon Thursday. 'We have your pieces. Can come Saturday. We only deliver Saturdays. No wait, just sold a couch, only have loveseat, will have to just bring loveseat and order recliner. Will be July 30th now.' CAN I HAVE THE FLOOR MODEL? It is discontinued anyway, and both your stores have floor models. 'NO'. Can you bring me each piece as they come in? 'NO, we only split deliveries in two'. What if I pay you for the third delivery? 'NO'. LOL

My bedroom set was split into three different deliveries despite me saying I would rather wait and…read moredo it all at once. Was under the impression during the second delivery of the bed frame and dressers that the nightstands were coming too- nope. When I was contacted to schedule delivery for the nightstands i told the woman that the bed frame was assembled wrong and asked if she could schedule time for them to fix it when they came with the nightstands. Was told sure, she would do so. They just left without fixing my bed because, of course, it wasn't put on their schedule. Will go somewhere else next time so i don't have to put up with meeting schewels every other week. Paid way too much money (including tips for the drivers) for this kind of service.

Wonderful items from days gone by to recent times. With the abundance of items and the fantastic…read moredisplays you're sure to find a unique gift or that something special for your own. Good prices. And very helpful sales clerks make sure it's Well Worth the Visit!! The restaurant was amazing as well!!

Super great place...lots of fun items Fantastic prices…read more..will return to purchase more treasures.... Staff is super helpful and knowledgeable Highly recommend for a great deal

1. I purchased an electric reclining chair in March of 2025. It's February of 2026 and it has…read moreinexplicably lost power. La-Z-Boy said I must contact the retailer for warranty claims. I called and was told to file a claim against the protection plan that I had purchased at time of sale. I had hoped to save that in case of a toddler stain, but the person from the store told me I would have to pay $125 just for someone to come look at the chair and tell me I need a new cord. It was over $1500 for the chair. Never have I heard of such a thing. BUYER BEWARE. 2. My parents purchased a twin sized bed with a trundle and two mattresses for my son. They added the set to a furniture purchase for their home, and since the store would not deliver to two locations, we had to transport the bed and mattresses from their house to ours (despite paying for delivery). Fine. After we moved and assembled the bed, we opened the mattresses and put them on the main bed frame and the trundle. However, when pushing the trundle back under the main bed, it did not fit. We went to the store to inform them that they sold us a bed with an accompanying mattress that did not fit. We assumed this would be a situation where they would apologize and deliver the correct mattress for the bed as soon as possible. Instead, a different salesman approached us with a childish grin and piece of paper signed by my dad and said, "We did not sell you the mattress. You purchased it." We laughed, because obviously this was a joke, right? We came to a brick and mortar FOR the "Sales Experience", isn't that your last leg to stand on against Wayfair? When he didn't follow up with a "Just kidding!" I said "Are you fu*king kidding me? This is not how you do business. No, I want a mattress that fits the bed I purchased, not to buy a third mattress." He then threatened to call the police. Never in my life have I been in trouble with the law, nor has anyone threatened to call the police on me. I was shocked and angry - I was not violent, irate, or acting in a manner that warranted law enforcement intervention whatsoever. We left mortified, but I had to reenter the store to retrieve my son's missing shoe. The manager approached saying he was on the phone working out some kind of deal where I could take a used floor model if I brought back the original because it could be sold at a warehouse. He did not apologize, wore an expression of distain on his face, and maintained that this was my fault as he showed us a selection of "bunk and trundle mattresses" - exactly what the original salesman should have done. I do not work at a furniture store, therefore I did not know that this category of mattress existed. The salesman at the phone store wouldn't suggest I purchase an iPhone case for my Pixel phone... This was their error, and rather than taking accountability, they blamed me, treated my family like trash, and gave us a used mattress as consolation. Good luck surviving the retail apocalypse.

Very nice sales people, we are taking delivery of our couches tomorrow so add more of a comment…read morewhen we get our couches and coffee table.

Great selection, friendly staff. Prices were unexpectedly low. Will definitely come again.read more

This place is just outside now and with much more limited hours than advertised. A few tables of…read moreflea market items. I was personally disappointed.

The restore is an amazing place. Really beautiful furniture at reasonable prices. It's a great…read moreplace to find anything.

Very low stock of anything. Looks more like a Thrift store for decorations. Everything they carry…read moreis overpriced. One item of interest was overpriced dramatically and was marked $425. I check on it for weeks and even ask the staff if the item price would come down. It did to $25 and they sold it to a friend.

We were pleased by the courteous treatment and sales assistance by the associate when we were…read moreshopping for a living room set. The selection was ample although the items we selected had to be backordered. It was delayed by about 3 weeks but we were notified in advance of the expected delivery date. The delivery was pleasant and the crew was exceptionally courteous while being very cautious and effective in maneuvering the couch and recliner from ground and up the railed staircase to the living room. They assembled the pieces and showed some features for positioning. We are also quite pleased with the quality and function of our new furniture.

Bought a dining set in June. I was told the bench would be in the store in August. August rolls…read morearound, they still don't have the bench. I call weekly inquiring about it only to be told, it's on a shipping container. Now on 9/16 I am told it will be here 9/30. Pretty bad when thye get delivery dates wrong by 2 months and there's no repercussion for it. Last item I will ever buy from Schewels.

Local barn sale, next to the civil war hospital…read more.. Has a lot of old cast iron, armed forces photos, and all kinds of rustic old treasures. In particular, their old barrels and baskets are great for decorating, and they have a lot of old mirrors and frames as well. A few other things I saw- Old blue ball jars, lamps, even some nicer pieces of furniture, this is a true barn sale- perfect for diggin. Great local gem, worth the ride out on a nice day...

O'Hurley's General Store is fun, the very definition of eclectic :-). Every little thing I ever…read morewanted, and many more that I want now that i've seen them. It's full of curated artsy and rustic decor and household goods, jams, teas, clothing, and a very imaginative selection of toys and trinkets. The store is bigger than you think, with at least three rooms behind the welcoming front room. There's parking right out front, and they were open on Memorial Day (2025).

Over a hundred years old and founded as a supply depot for nearby orchard farmers, this was also a…read moregrocery store for a time and even a gasoline station. The building is divided into multiple rooms, one of which includes a fireplace with books and rocking chairs. Another resembles a second-hand clothing store, and the last is a mini-hardware shop. The store boasts a delightful collection of old-fashioned trinkets. Along the shelves are everything from old-fashioned toys, to glass cookware and vinyl records. The location is also home to a working blacksmith shop in case your horse needs a new pair of shoes. I loved the display of Raggedy Anns and Raggedy Andy. I still have my Raggedy Ann from many, many years ago. She's in a cedar box now to keep her safe with my other memories from growing up. I'd be worried about one of the doggies getting her now. I would be surprised if you did not find something here to purchase. [Review 15608 overall - 60 in West Virginia - 1112 of 2021.]