Holy Smokes! This antique and collectibles LOOKS small, but it goes on and on! Every time I thought…read morewe were through it, there was another building attached with more stalls!! When I finally paid for my items, which included sandwiches, water and medicine that my body required, I found that I had been reported missing 18 months earlier!!! David Paulides even featured me in one of his "Missing 411" books. Do you know how I know? One of the dealers was selling that book and I saw that I was featured as last seen entering Strasburg Emporium!! My wife had remarried, my daughter had children of her own and it took a day and a half to shave my beard off! So bring breadcrumbs, maybe tackle a building one day at a time. Lots of COOL stuff though from 1st Edition book from the 1930s to brand new Hit Wheels, to White House Christmas ornaments and even antique glassware! The booth with the cans if sterno and pots & pans came in handy too! Amazing adventure and I left quite a bit poorer.

My wife and I love browsing the Emporium. The selection of items is incredible and the value is…read moreexactly what you're looking for. We like the fact they have registers throughout the building. The staff is super helpful and always friendly. Highly recommend.

Excellent merchandise and excellent customer service with a smile always. Barb is a treasure.read more

I have been visiting this shop for almost two years and I love it more each time I stop by. You…read morecan't go wrong visiting historic Front Royal, and this little shop is packed with treasures big and small. The location is near the train depot and easy parking. Make sure you have plenty of time to peruse, because you won't come close to seeing it all on first glance. Make sure to spend some time chatting with the owner, Barb, because she is priceless. Oh, I almost forgot to mention that the prices for vintage furniture are fantastic!

Blue Ridge Hospice Thrift Store is the most organized and neatest thrift shop I have ever seen…read more It's like Bloomingdales inside. The displays are artistically arranged and they have everything. The prices are high but they have a rotating reduction of those prices by price tag color code. Prices drop 25% then 50% until final drop of 75%. So it you're local or lucky, you can get some good deals. And all the proceeds go to a good cause. They carry everything. Books, dishes, furniture, clothing, etc. there is not a lot of staff. I just saw a check out clerk who was fairly busy. I didn't find what I was looking for, but did find some tempting treasures.

Not just because it's for a good cause, but because they provide a clean shopping experience with…read moreever-changing inventory. It's a lot of fun discovering in this store. Well staffed and organized. This is a five star thrift shop with a kind heart purpose. For families on budgets but lots of kids to clothe , this is the place.

Stopped by during our stay at the Inn at Little Washington. While I didn't buy anything, I thought…read morethis store had a very nicely curated collection at extremely reasonable prices. There was a lovely set of Baccarat liquor glasses and several really nice champagne sets. Not as much art but there were some larger furniture pieces and overall everything was of a much better quality than I've found in the area stores (which to me look more like thrift stores). Definitely worth making the trip if you're in the area.

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.

This is a very small antique store. They do have a few nice pieces tucked inside, but due to…read morelimited space, they naturally have a limited inventory. I can't comment much on their prices as we didn't find any pieces that interested us this go around.

We were so pleased! This shop has a great inventory of civil war flags, books, prints, etc. We…read moreloved it!

Great estate jewelry shop! Lots of bargains. Bought my wife a great ring here at a excellent…read moreprice. The shops owners are friendly and helpful. I will definitely be a regular here. The best in town for repair s and remountings, watch repair and battery replacement. GO here first, don't waste time with the others.

Great little shop in the River District Arts in Sperryville that has fantastic custom made jewelry…read moreand other cool antique jewelry and curiosities. Also many different types of gemstones and minerals. They also have some pretty awesome watercolor paintings by a local artist. The owners, John and Gina, are very helpful and nice to deal with. I had them make me a necklace from a pre-historic shark tooth that I had found many years ago and it turned out beautifully!