This was a huge and crowded shop. So you have to go slow…read more But we found a couple smalls, and one thing for me that i have been looking for for over a Decade. Final piece to a Popeye Collection. Sweet pea , the crawling baby. Very hard to find.

Really fun thrift store with something for everyone -- vintage as well as contemporary.read more

I'm still not sure how my boyfriend even found the Survivor's Den, since it was off the main drag…read moreand down an alley with only a small signboard on the street. At any rate, if you can harness the power of Google Maps to track down this store, it's a fascinating place to wander through... but you might not have much luck actually trying to purchase things. As you walk up, you'll see a large display of skulls, home decor, garden art, and other miscellany piled high on tables outside the store. It's a really random mix, but I guess the general theme is "country/Americana." Inside, there are a couple more rooms jam-packed with antique spice tins and bottles, knick-knacks, scented candles, paintings and sculpture, and who knows what else. It's so full of stuff (much of it fragile and small) that you have to be REALLY careful moving around; I was constantly in fear of my purse sweeping something tiny and expensive off a shelf. We stopped by on a weekend, and it seemed the husband was minding this store while the wife (who buys the inventory) was at another location. Nothing had price tags, which I find annoying and which usually discourages me from asking about an item I'd otherwise be interested in -- I hate having to run back and forth asking, "How much is this? And this? And this?" It didn't seem like they really wanted to sell things all that much, anyway; I eventually did ask the price of an item, but the husband didn't know and had to call his wife and describe it to her over the phone, who then gave a price that was WAY more than the item was worth because it was "gold from Alaska." (It was a chunk of pyrite.) He said they also have some consignment stuff, which I would think would have firm prices because they're set by the seller, so it might be easier to purchase those. The owner was very friendly and seemed happy to have someone to chat with while we browsed and admired various items. Overall, though, we got the feeling that it is more of a hobby or a collection, and things are priced to stay rather than move. They have tons of random and interesting stuff that is worth stopping by to admire -- just don't get your heart set on being able to buy it.

Two large and really fun vintage and antique shops with fair prices. You could spend hours and…read morehours just snooping around. Perfect place for gifts, household goods, tools, LP records, etc.

This is really one owner of two shops, & includes a cat to pet…read more We found vintage foam floats from crab nets that were priced right, i'll take 3. Now i ll have to mail them home when i get to California. That s easy. They are light. Lots to see

It you want to stop at the most charming farm market and U Pick flower garden (only in the summer)…read morethis is your place. I have been several times on my way to the coast and it's one of my favorite places to stop.

What a fun place to stop! Flowers, gifts, antiques, vintage,…read moreand such a darling spot alongside the road just short hop off Hwy 12! We were met by the sweetest kitty upon our arrival. My friend and I stopped on our way to the beach and loved everything about this place from the dried Lavendar and fresh cut flowers to the cute displays of for sale items. The owners were so very friendly and helpful. If you want, you can make up your own bouquet of fresh flowers, several prices to choose from. The small countryside businesses in the area are working together and sharing information about each other. We were able to find out about more fun stops along the way to visit.

Cute shop but mostly newer items and some food products. I didn't see any true antiques, maybe a…read morefew vintage items. Most items are overpriced for the area. Didn't buy any great finds.

Quirky little shop that boasts a eclectic array of home decor items, clothing, antiques, and for…read moresome reason, a selection of home made pies and cinnamon rolls! I mean, hey, I'm not complaining! Usually little boutiques like this charge astronomical prices for second hand junk. Ironically, Junk Queens inventory is all high-quality, and at affordable, reasonable prices. Be sure to pay attention when you are browsing, because you'll find little surprises around every corner! And hey, don't forget to pick up a pie!

This little shop is really fun to browse through...and buy from. You can't just browse once,…read morethough. You're going to want to come back again and again. Every time you come back, you'll find new things. For being a shop that only opens Wednesday through Saturday, they seem to be moving their products in and out a lot. Robin and Clyde Mack are very fun to chat with and they know about their stuff and is very informative about it's values. Robin is very artistic and she's very quick with her response to what you may have to sell to her. She very honest and fair.

Found some new treasures for our home at reasonable prices. True antiques there, not thrift store…read morejunk. Nice folks, too.

This is such a cute store! They have a wonderful mixture of antiques, gifts and clothing. Loved…read moretheir clothing! I was greeted when I can into the store. I took my time looking around. By the time I left there was no one at the front but I didn't feel forgotten. I felt like I'd been given the gift of time to browse. There's an entrance to Farm & Flourish next door. I wandered through there too!

I love this place and will definitely be back. They offer a huge selection of vintage items priced…read moreright. The owner was even kind enough to recommend some yummy eateries. It was a fun day strolling in Centralia.

Super cool antique store and flea market! Lots of great people, fun stuff to look at, beautiful…read moreviews and loads of antiques from days gone by. Although not in service at the time of writing, there is a salon inside where you could get your hair done accompanied by a drink (or two!) Loads of unique vendors with classic toys, handmade jewelry, statues, with knickknacks and bric-a-brac galore. Definitely stop by, meet some friendly faces, grab a cocktail, take some pictures, and leave with a new treasure to decorate your home. Very fun place!

Always a great walk thru! Brenda is a character and this all is her private collection ~ Will does…read moremost of the work setting, hanging, and all else! Love this shop and always come when in town... be sure to notice her massive chandelier from a men's club somewhere in vintage downtown Portland... Amazing!

Collections of collections like I've never seen. Huge place, with large booths very well-organized…read moreinto products and themes. The amount of glassware alone is insane. They've taken advantage of every square inch of the building, with chairs, art, etc hanging from the ceilings throughout. It's really a fun, interesting place to wander through. I can't speak to service as there was one other customer inside who was speaking with the operator the whole time, so we weren't greeted or addressed as we wandered (we weren't needing help anyway, just checking things out).

A fun place to see vintage stuff OR to buy lots of clean and polished shells for my jewelry making…read morebusiness.

This is SUCH a fun store and Cindi has a great eye! Mix of antiques and quirky items so it's sure…read moreto please pretty much anyone that walks in! She uses Fusion Mineral paints on her furniture and sells pieces she refinishes so beautifully. Store is crowded so I opt not to take my kids in with me but we did have a toddler with us on the weekend and I just held him for my friend while she shopped. Don't miss out on the upstairs offerings...it is SO fun up there! Be sure to like her Facebook page as well as she often posts new furniture offerings/finds and the occasional sale...early bird gets the worm!