Very clean well-organized store. Nicole and Wyatt offer excellent customer service. Couldn't be…read moremore happy!

This place is very nice. My husband and I stopped in on our last night in Vermont and the…read moreinventory was crazy high. So many eclectic items to choose from. Some high prices, some low prices. I walked away with an antique candle and a disco ball. So so cute.

Cute shop in the Linglestown square. Shabby chic antiques. Local artisans. Candles, wreathes,…read morefurniture, lavender and more.

The Treasure Trove Toy Store is located in the Shoppes at Newberrytown, a borderline struggling…read moreflea market. Parking is not an issue, just grab a spot. The store is located in the middle building, behind the restaurant. Use the doors on the side of the building for the easiest access. Treasure Trove is huge and spread out, taking up a large portion of the building. Selection includes retro toys of all varieties, both new and loose, and a huge Pop Vinyl selection. Everything is very well-organized including separate rooms for specific items. Pop Vinyl's were well priced and included both common and rare ones. Huge stock of wrestling toys of all varieties, including a lot of older figures. Has a small clearance section with various items including a lot of physical media. One of the things that also stood out was the condition of items, most of the toy boxes were in good condition. Treasure Trove's biggest weakness is it being a little out of the way, and that the Shoppes at Newberrytown is not the most known place in the world. Treasure Trove really is the core of the Shoppes at Newberrytown and absolutely worth a stop.

Next to a dirt track a few hills and turns off of Interstate 83 in Neberrytown, I stumbled upon…read moreTreasure Trove by accident. It takes up most of one of the barracks representing The Shoppes at Newberrytown, a classic dirt mall that is home to a few of our area's best magick brokers and resellers of unusual ancient relics. Surprising, I know. Lady Matilda and I were meeting an antiquities dealer to procure the Emerald of Queen Zinth supposedly the gem that resurrected Lord Ghuul the Ineffable in 1233. The deal fell through because when we exposed the item to a low-level EPK resonator, it did not register the proper psychic frequency. Turns out the gem was just tinted glass from an Art Deco lighting fixture. Anyway, as Lady Matilda and I were figuring out what to do over pancakes at the nearby diner on site, I spotted a massive wall of Funko Pops through the door leading into the next section of the barracks. Pops as far as I could see; pops sufficient to build a small house. I had to investigate. While the major focus of the inventory is on professional wrestling figures and related products, Treasure Trove has a massive collection of loose figures from almost every franchise I could imagine. I was able to fill in the gaps in most of my old collections. I experienced an OCD moment as I had to dig through piles of rare items, discovering something new everywhere I looked. Each loose item was bagged and clearly priced. Boxed and packaged items are in pretty good shape and displayed safely. I didn't see much of the price gouging that is common in most used/collector toy stores. In fact, what I dropped on that first visit was pretty reasonable when I compared it to eBay and similar online resources. If you're looking for spare parts for broken toys, you'll have to dig, but there is a section of the store dedicated to them. The store also has old magazines and some comics, too. Things are organized in a general sense, but there are a lot of displays to investigate. If you go, be prepared to take some time on that first visit. The Funko Pop Wall is, indeed, massive. But the wide selection of products kept me searching the nooks and crannies of the store for an hour - which was only as long as Lady Matilda would allow me before getting ornery about it. She is not a fan of portable toilets, which is all "The Shoppes" seems to offer. Plus, she was fighting the urge to exact revenge on the dealer who had just tried to con us into buying a fake relic. (Be advised, that vendor no longer operates at that location...or in this dimension...any longer.) Since that first visit, I have returned many times, lured by a steady rotation of new items and great sales offers. The owner was also quite friendly and helpful. We chatted briefly as classic pro wrestling matches played on the overhead television.

Went in on a Wednesday afternoon- found two, solid high quality end tables one for $15 one for $19…read moreand Don cut me a deal and I got both for $30. He then assisted me getting the pieces into my car across the street. Great experience! I will say it looks like his stuff moves fast. Half the stuff it seemed had orange "Sold" stickers or people's names on them.

Like any other thrift store - you never know what you will find! Not a huge space but very well…read moreorganized. I just missed out on a MCM cabinet and floor lamp, but will be back. Great customer service, easy to find and had no issues finding a parking spot.

Museum quality historical items. High price tags are justified. Very interesting and gorgeous…read morepieces! Notable restorative work. Exceptionally friendly customer service.

I love the variety at this antique mall!! There's something for everyone, and 80% of the dealers…read morehad posted sales. The folks working there were helpful and friendly, and I came home with come great treasures for very reasonable prices. Definitely worth driving off the beaten path vs. visiting the more centrally located shops in Carlisle!!!

This was a pretty cool find while driving down the turnpike. It only took 8 to 10 minutes upon…read moreexiting and paying the toll to make our way to their location, so that's a bonus for those looking for quick stops along the way to a final destination. I think Mall is a bit of a push, but nonetheless, the number of booths and inventory they've fit in both the upstairs and downstairs sections was impressive. There's a lot of glassware and ceramic ware if you compare the overall breakdown of content. There were a couple vendors on site while we shopped who stopped by to say hello while we checked out their booths. Overall a pretty nice atmosphere to take one's time and find some good items. Pricing wise it is all over the place, the higher end (higher quality or rarity) items are priced accordingly. While there is a decent amount of expensive items there is also a good selection of affordable finds. I guess it all depends on the buyer's target items. Will definitely keep it in mind for our next jaunt down the Turnpike!

Hidden little gem. We've passed a billboard for this place several times on our way back to…read moreLewisberry from Dover. The sign says when you turn left, off Rt.74, it's 4.5 miles to their road. It feels like a long drive but the area is pretty so it's a lovely ride. Around 4+ miles, we saw a small sign in the yard of a house on our right. We turned there and it is a little ways back that road. They also have Weir Kitchens. It's a large, very neat property. The kitchen business is first, on the right, and just on the other side is their antique business, in a small building set back a little. There is a short driveway and a gravel parking area. There are antiques and vintage outside and inside, in several very very neat and clean rooms. Tools, glassware, crocks, clocks, some furniture, there is lots to see. The prices are very fair, too. It was very enjoyable perusing the displays and speaking to who we believe to be the owner, Mr. Weir. We will definitely be going back. It is well worth going back off the beaten path. Open Fri and Sat, 9 - 230 or by appointment.

We took my nephew here to browse the flea market at Strawberry Square. I have so many fond memories…read moreof growing up and exploring strawberry square I knew it would be fun for him. All the vendors are so nice and open to interacting with anyone. It always makes her a great experience. They do a really great job of advertisement, so it really means that these events are a big hit for the vendors this time I picked up a hair clip that was very cute from dazzling Daisy designs

I really love supporting local artisans so when I'm in the area I make sure to pay a visit to the…read moreHBG Flea. When the weather is colder, it is held inside of Strawberry Square, which is where it was located on my most recent visit. My daughter and I found some really nice items. We both bought rings made out of sea glass, some bandanas for our pups, soaps, wax melts...you could easily spend so much money here! This one was a little smaller than I remember and I was a little disappointed that more food vendors didn't come out. There was only one vendor selling a very small amount of candy but we didn't see any other food vendors such as vendors that sell sauces, chocolates, dips, etc. Maybe next time.... Still a great place to check out!