Way to go Peyton! True gem! The owner is wonderful, the selection of pipes, tobacco, hats, chess…read morepieces, board games... it is delightful. Stop in to find something great for your CS Lewis or Sherlock Holmes fan.

From the owner: Lewis and Holmes is a specialty retail store designed with the vintage gentleman in mind. We offer…read morea curated experience of private label loose leaf tea, pipe and tobacciana, antiques, vintage games, barware and bar provisions, gifts and antiques. Come immerse yourself in this store reminiscent of a day gone by.

Beyond incredible!…read more Recommend: Without a doubt a MUST! This antique location covers just under 400 individual vendors, if you can envision that. This place will not take you less than an hour or two to go through if you're looking at every stall. The sheer volume of floor space wall space and articles is boggling to my mind and probably only second to the largest place I found in the United States of America located in Texas. The sheer size of the vendor spaces allows you to find nearly any kind of product, from any part of the past. It is easily to get lost and if you're new here I would recommend cell phone contact with your counterpart. I absolutely loved walking through here finding things that did interest me as well as things I had forgotten about from my youth. This is truly a must when visiting this side of the state, you will not be disappointed!

This place is huge! They have absolutely everything! Be prepared, however, this place is not for…read morethe faint of heart. It is a maze and it takes hours to go through if you want to see the whole store.

This place is a sleeper! I was telling myself we'd be out with nothing and in about 10-15. I…read morecouldn't have been any more wrong! This shop is filled with very unique items and artwork. Filled, I tell ya! We left over an hour later with a small table, a handmade kiddie car rocker and three very nice pieces of art for our home (on 5'x5' oil painting and two watercolors). Randy is the ultimate antique store owner who knows and appreciates art and antiques and does an amazing job helping secure the load to survive the long and very windy trip back to Wyoming! When in the Denver metro area and looking for some cool stuff, hit Randy's and you'll be glad you did.

I stopped in today to browse and they had an item I'd been hoping to find for months! The shop has…read morea large variety of items for great prices. The man working today was so kind, and helpful. He helped another family move a large piece of furniture and he interacted so kindly with my young kids. This feels like a hidden gem of an antique shop. I can't wait to come back and hopefully find more treasures!

So glad I found this store while visiting the state. Lots of super cute stuff!! A collection of…read moredifferent vendors' goods so lots to look at. Will return next time I'm there.

A touch of Parisian style in Colorado Springs. The…read morevintage-inspired attire and accessories for Infants, Little Girls and Little Boys, are so adorable!

We went in while visiting from out of town and we're so glad we found this place! The selection is…read moreincredible and has really great pricing. It's a family owned business and they're incredibly personable and fun to talk to. If I lived in the area, I'd definitely go every week!

i im very happy they have opend this awsome place, they get diffrent items every day,they will…read morelower a price of item if can, there very nice people, i would defently recomd this THRIFTSTORE TO people, lotst furniture and once will get animal products, dvds, music books,i go in almost every other day,to purtchase items, or just say hello

Ridiculously overpriced charity shop that runs on donations and volunteer work. I've been going for…read morethe past few years about once a quarter- recently, my eyes have popped out of my head at the pricing model they've decided to move towards for used items that are GIVEN to them. I'll refrain from coarse language here since this is a faith based shop, but it could definitely use a rollback to previous operations. Depending on who is working that day, you may or may not be greeted, or receive passive aggressive old lady attitude for inconveniencing them by daring to try and shop. One bright light - Deborah. Seems to be one of the ones that "gets it". Very pleasant/straight forward and no frills.

One of the better quality thrift store. Small strip center location with good parking. Most items…read morelook almost new. Friendly staff. A bit high but it is charity - Sisters of Benet Hill Monastery

We where here about a month ago and the place is just neat to find an inexpensive old treasure…read more The owner is just great to work with and the place is well laid out. It's sets along Canon City's old town Main Street and is near bars and restaurants, so stop on by here then walk the town.

This antique store is incredible clean and organized. The owner is very welcoming and helpful…read more There is a good variety of furniture, kitchen wares, tools, signs, paper goods, and so much more. There was a great large wool blanket for only $50. This shop was a great to visit. We will be back on our next antique trip.

Great selection! Always adding new items. Prices are reasonable and fair. Love how items are…read moredisplayed. Gives me new ideas on how to use or display my new treasures! Love this shop. The owner is so helpful and nice.

Great people unfortunately it looks like they've retired. They did excellent work for me when I…read morebrought camera lenses into list on eBay. I wish them well.

Splendid experience(s) all around! The folks at The Blue Sage Merchant are the absolute best and…read moreI've been going to them for my eBay needs for MANY years! Top notch service , incredibly integral and great people all around :) The way they have "Things" set up is a seamless and smooth experience from beginning to end in addition to their pricing structure, you can't beat it, fair and honest! Can't say enough good things about them, A+++

Nice owners and enjoyed the old world crafting and options they had of vintage items of mining days…read morepast.

Don't forget to turn down 3rd street -off the main thoroughfare Victor Avenue and visit this former…read morehistoric saloon packed with Gold Rush items old and new. At the turn of the 19th century, Victor and Cripple Creek made up the largest gold mining district in the US and Victor had around 18000 residents. You can view some of the everyday items miners used here. But what this store is famous for are the hand crafted brooms, vintage notecards (made on a rare stamp press located there from the 1800s) tinware, and candles. Once you are there, you know that's just a short list of the treasures inside. Owners Sam and Karen Morrison have filled this former saloon from top to bottom.