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This shop has it all! You name it! Also may I mention the amazing napkin/cocktail napkins that are…read moreperfect for every single event that you have or make one. So many things to add to your home or get the best gift for someone. The owner is a doll and you can just tell. There's all different price points for products so you can find something in your budget range.

This store sells mostly Americana items and furniture. It has been a fixture in the Latrobe area…read moreand I have always enjoyed shopping here. They have beautiful wreaths, dried flowers, linens, lamps and seasonal decor. I was lucky enough to stop in during their open house celebration and purchased a lamp. I got an extra 20% off. I was unable to take any photos as my phone died and wouldn't revive. Hopefully, I will be able to take a few pics next time with my new phone. Stop in and shop this small business. The staff is so friendly and helpful

I visited this quaint store several times after working at the Ligionier Farmer's Market this…read moresummer. I found the owner Dorothy Knupp to be very friendly and knowledgeable. She, like other establishments in town welcomed my well behaved dog, and my young niece. I was impressed by the continuous additions to her stock (unlike some antique stores, there is not the same collection of dusty items there for ages!) I noticed she does move her inventory about in the store to maintain a pleasant flow, and marks things down if they have been there too long in her opinion. She has a mix of true antiques, items that stimulate memories of the past, and new treasures. There is something there to catch anyone's interest. I plan on stopping in when I am in the area, and also contacting her directly when I am in search of a special gift for my family and friends..

Very well attended to for tea and overall service. Beautiful selection of tea sandwiches and…read moredesserts. A truly lovely experience! The venue is lovely to look at and you feel transported to another era while sipping flavorful teas and eating dainty delights. Perfect for a ladies luncheon or to book for a shower.

One of my favorite special occasion things to do is to visit the Victorian Lady of Academy Hill…read moretearoom. This tearoom is located in downtown Greensburg within a charming historic 1880's Queen Ann house. The house serves as an event space hosting afternoon tea events. The teas are themed around fun topics, seasons or holidays. I've been coming here for years with my Mom and her friends and have had the pleasure of attending a few of the Christmas and Mother's Day teas. During the events you enjoy a full afternoon tea at a beautiful table setting. This means attendees get to enjoy a continuous serving of a few flavors of hot tea, paired with a few courses of food. There's a starter, followed by a tiered tea tray with scones & frosted grapes, classic tiny tea sandwiches, and baked goods. The tiers are consistent, but each event has unique seasonal flavor features. The most recent tea I attended was a special treat to celebrate this past Mother's Day. The tea options were raspberry peach, raspberry apricot and a Darjeeling, the "champagne of teas." The courses started with a cheesy potato bacon soup. It was flavorful and delivered in just a big enough serving to not feel overly indulgent. The starter was followed by the three-tiered plate, dressed in beautiful flowers. The scone featured a raspberry jam center. The tea sandwiches were really well done with delicious savory fillings. The ham sandwich was highlighted with a champagne mustard, the egg salad was spiced with curry and the chicken salad had added flavor with almonds. The top tier had a few tempting baked treats including a delicious pineapple coconut cookies. The tea ended with a cupcake and a gift of flowers in a vase. In addition to serving tea in a beautiful parlor area the space, the Victorian Lady is also a gift shop, with goods on display throughout the various rooms of the Victorian house. All kinds of beautiful tea-themed and Victorian-inspired items are available for purchase, like teacups, food items, jewelry, stationery, and home decor items. I highly recommend spending your next special celebration the Victoria Lady tearoom. Just don't take my reservation spot

Another stop on the Country Roads quilt store hop. I plan on returning here to spend more time to…read morebrowse and look around. When I arrived here, there was already a busload of quilters in the store and it was very crowded. This made it difficult to see the actual space. I was able to get my bag of goodies but the line to cut fabric was long. I grabbed some precuts and purchased a special ruler. Quilters love their rulers. The sales staff were very helpful. I wish I had more time to really look but it was just too crowded. I will return and probably change my review to 4-5 stars because the store had a big selection and the sales ladies tried their best to keep up with the crush of people. The store is easily found in a nice shopping center. Parking on a regular day would be available.

Had a T-shirt quilt done. They were very helpful with many suggestions. I had started making it…read moremyself and ran into some problems. I took it in for help and Cindy was so good I decided to leave it for her to finish. Love the details she added to make it more special for my son.

Great place to shop for classic children's clothing. They offer a wide selection of baby and…read moretoddler size clothing including many beautiful vintage styles smocked dresses and rompers. The store also contains a wide selection Christening gowns and suits.

Lord are those photos of this place old. Richland Town Centre replaced the Richland Mall. Once the…read moreGalleria opened up and a majority of the stores vacated for the new and shiny, Richland Mall was doomed. After the mall shuttered, it sat there for a bit before everything on the property had left. Once tore down, the shopping center sprung up. Home to national chain big box stores, it brought business back to this area. Some stores have been retained since the beginning. Others have either went bankrupt and closed or just switched up their names a bit, or downsized their store footprint. Doesn't matter either way, this center, or plaza, has remained busy. What is funny now, the stores that had vacated for the Gallery have started to come back to the old Richland Mall land. Several of the mall stores have now vacated the Galleria for their full circle moment return to this parcel. This place can be busy and you will need to keep your wits about you when you are trying to make your way from store to store. Think strip mall on steroids. Multiple entrances and exits. They seem to be in the midst of revamping some area and possibly adding my store in the surrounding area.

I love it, I do, I do! Since I have to shop this was so cleverly designed and eye appealing…read more It is a huge square of individual shops, bakeries, eateries, salons, clothing and shoe stores, a pet store, craft stores, plus a 24 hour super Walmart! Parking right in front of each store is a breeze and I love in and out shopping when the need calls for it. I also love the fact that a Five Guys Burger and Fries is amongst this collection of shops. The centre caters to the needs of the local Johnstown folks with stores like Ross, Payless, Bed Bath and Beyond, Famous Footware, TJ Maxx, the Dress Barn, Petco, Dollar Tree ( still have no clue how they make money), Michael's, Fashion Bug and so much more. The Galleria put the Richland Mall out of business and now the Richland Town Centre is just taking some back. One back road will lead you to and from both the mall and the centre, which makes for a sweet shopping and dining out day.