Alison and Burt are lovely people with absolutely stunning antiques. Got to see Stripper on his…read morelast day with customers (I don't think it's Chipper as another user mentioned btw- ha). Sweet boy.

Open daily 10-5 except Sunday . This is on Route 11 …read more Beautiful historical home on top of a hill and the antique store is in the back. Plenty of pieces to look at right out front of the shop iron beds , shelves, cast iron urn planters , wooden head and foot boards , desks , and so much more inside . This is an Antique shoppers dream . Pieces dating back to the 1800's . Mrs. Long an antique herself,(I mean this with the upmost respect ) preserved perfectly. Her blonde hair carefully set in place , lipstick on, sitting behind the counter reading her paper . Sitting as still as a mannequin . She glances up over her glasses to greet anyone entering . Upon entering you will find wall to wall beautiful furniture , trunks , stoneware jugs, quilts , crochet dollies , dishes and much much more . This is the real deal of antiques . Pull out the credit card some of the prices start at $900.00 and go up from there . Mrs. Long says she's been in the Antique business since the 60's and her son Burt has been buying since he was 12 years old . She has passed her antique buying and dealing know how onto her son Burt . He is the one buying all the genuine pieces here now . He buys at least one piece a week . Family owned businesses are great . Mrs. Long still lives here in the property. Very nice lady . Oh and make sure you give Chipper a scratch behind the ears . He's the white and black cat keeping all the mice away .

We visited this cute thrift store and were greeted with a wide variety of jewelry (necklaces,…read moreearrings, hairpins, etc.), dishes (plates, tea cups, tea pots, etc.), and clothes on the second floor. The prices seemed very fair. I found an all leather jacket for about $25. I unfortunately didn't find anything that I was interested in, but it was fun to walk around and look at all the items. A lot of the clothes seemed more on the formal or business-y end.

Nice antique/thrift spot on Luray. There were a lot of different items in this big store! This…read moreplace was full of vintage jewelry, furniture, dishes, home decor, times, baskets, and many unique pieces. Upstairs, be careful the staircase is steep, we found clothing, shoes, bags, and accessories. The prices varied, some high some on target. A salesman was in the store when we were shopping, so the sales clerk paid us no mind, but we enjoyed browsing.

Wellsir Farm has a little bit of everything. Her store front is very inviting with antique chairs…read moreon the steps to some items that have been made by a local artist. Tea pots, cups with saucers are tucked in the nook and cranny of the front area . Shabby chic shelves on the wall , local wool and soaps are for sell as well. The shop has several different rooms to explore with an over abundance of things to look at . The owner was friendly and kind to answer my questions . She has recently moved into her new spot. Another store owner told me she may be in the process of opening a Tea Room . I hope she is successful in her endeavors . That's one thing this sweet town is missing.

I'm a Thrift store junkie, and as such, I could not resist exploring this Thrift shop right on…read moreMain Street in Luray. Super friendly lady at the counter told us all about how the shop is run: essentially it all goes back to the community - to those in need. The prices were incredibly low,and we found a Tokanabe bowl for $2.50 + military discount! Also a great Sponge Bob sweater! Well worth the visit and multiple revisits!

Apparently this business moved from 42 W. Main to 10 E. Main…read more Walking into this place, I felt as if it would be a typical thrift store. What I soon found out was that this place feeds the homeless and the less fortunate through its sales of (mostly) donated items. Upstairs, they have mostly clothing and downstairs has various items with a room dedicated to kid's toys. I spotted a couple of "Mach 5" cars from the cartoon Speed Racer - one of my childhood favorites. I was also told that the items from Luray Caverns were donated by the tourist attraction and these items were selling for about $1 - a far cry from the $8 they gouge people at the actual site. My girl picked up a shirt she liked and we were happy with our finds. The people running the store were very cordial and couldn't have been more helpful. Check the place out - you never know what you might find.

Thank you for a professional moving experience! Even when a huge snow storm made it impossible to…read moretravel, Rick kept in touch with us and scheduled our move the very first day the snow melted! His crew was friendly, efficient, and treated our belongings with respect. I especially appreciate the fact that Rick communicated with us throughout the entire process. I would definitely recommend Affordable Moving Company (Rick is the owner). Moving can be such a traumatic experience -- but Rick and his crew did an exceptional job from start to finish.

I am changing the number of stars I gave Heatwole from 1 to 3 because my disastrous experience…read moreoccurred long ago and a representative responded to my post. I will reiterate: if you let any auction house sell your stuff, make sure you are happy with the breadth of their advertising, and make sure your expensive items are clearly listed. Regarding negative reviews: I read Yelp for truthful posts, not posts that flatter every business no matter what. And if I posted a positive review for every business I liked, I'd spend all day on the internet.