The Time Machine has it all ... A feast for the eyes, buckle in because you're about to take a…read moretrip through the decades! Pick your favorite decade's music, literally, and travel to the 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's, and the 90's! Time is curated with all the great pieces of nostalgia that made that decade memorable. Also, the softest (new) T's are available, along with posters, magnets, candy, and other fun, new items. You'll have a blast as you enjoy the past at The Time Machine

From the owner: Step into The Time Machine, a unique retro gift shop at 41 Washington Street in Haverhill, MA,…read morewhere nostalgia meets discovery. This immersive store offers a blend of vintage and new treasures, from quirky keychains and magnets to classic T-shirts, retro candy, plushies, and funny greeting cards. You’ll find home decor, art, electronics, games, and a rotating selection of furniture that brings history to life. Your journey begins in the Time Lab, featuring an interactive “time machine” panel that lets you choose a decade—from the 1950s to the 2000s. With a press of a button, the lights and music shift, immersing you in your selected era. This sensory experience sets the stage for your adventure through time. As you move through the store, each section is organized by decade. Step into the '50s for mid-century furniture and classic games, or visit the '60s, where bold art and vibrant decor capture the spirit of the times. In the '70s, you’ll find groovy lamps and vintage electronics, while the '80s bring iconic toys and timeless design. The 2000+ area adds a modern touch with nostalgic twists. With its eclectic mix of vintage finds and modern keepsakes, The Time Machine is more than a store—it’s a journey through decades of style, music, and memories. Perfect for every generation, The Time Machine is a destination for those seeking unique gifts, timeless decor, and a memorable shopping experience.

super cute little shop to checkout if you're in the area. woman working was friendly & not…read morehelicopter-like. great assortment of local and handmade products. big peanut butter cup & honey sticks are great!

For those of you who may not know there is a quaint, vibrant Arts community in downtown Haverhill,…read moreMA located on Wingate Street. Starting with Angels and Arts at 80 Wingate Street, this beautiful Gallery is owned and managed by Harmke; a lovely, talented woman. They offer custom framing and showcase local artist paintings as well, (both for show and sale). In addition to hand-crafted and custom frames, Angles & Art offers laminating services to help preserve your memories in a variety of styles. You can view more at www.anglesandart.com. Keep on traveling and you will see Mizan Salon and Mizan @ Home on 62 Wingate Street where the owner Jimmy and his stylists use the best products from Aveda and treat you with respect and care. Once you walk in to the brightly lit salon with stylistic art, you feel so relaxed and welcome. They are a great group and they take the time to get to know you and what is best for your hair type. You can view more at www.mizansalon.com. Across the street at 63 Wingate Street is Second Thoughts and Violet and her husband own the store. It is really cool place where old and new funky furniture is hand painted or restored and creative home decor adorns the store. If you are looking for that special creative piece, stop on in and talk to them, I'm sure you'll find a match. Next door at 61 Wingate is Positive Images Gallery which is owned by Patricia, a sweetheart who offers a personal touch of a unique gift shoppe. The store started out as a photo gifts store and expanded to include many different unique and personal creative and spiritual gifts. If you are looking for a special unique gift she most likely will have of it or know where to get it.. Plus she has beautiful photo cards. The Gallery to the right of Mizan on 53 Wingate is Margot's Gallery, owned and operated by Margot Landau. She is a wonderful person who has a passion for the Arts. Her Gallery offers some of the finest jewelry and hand painted treasures from around the world. She is very active in the Arts and organizes the Wingate Arts Council and works with local groups to enhance the aesthetics of the city. The Wingate Street Arts District is a group of businesses on Wingate Street dedicated to bring greater awareness of the arts. This is done by supporting fun events and venues on the street for all to enjoy. To learn more about the Gallery, please visit online at www.margotsgallery.com. After strolling for a bit, feel free to visit the Peddler's Daughter www.thepeddlersdaughter.com on 45 Wingate and enjoy a pint and the best fish sandwich. They are known for a great, warm atmosphere that serves up the best meals, drafts and Irish music available. They offer Live Music on Thurs, Fri and Sat nights too. There is public parking across the street in the Wingate lot and if it's full there's usually a space in the Granite or Essex St. lots. If it's cold out and you are looking for an excellent freshly brewed cup of coffee, or Americano, then definitely visit The Wicked Big Cafe www.wickedbigcafe.biz on 19 Essex Street and say hello to the owner Mark. This cafe offers the most scrumptious baked goods and handmade fresh sandwiches in the neighborhood. There are many tables to dine at and you can relax in a comfortable chair and read a book or surf your Laptop with free Wi-Fi. Either way it is worth the trip to savor these fine coffees and treats. These are just a few of the many places I have visited in downtown Haverhill. Not only is the Arts district a great place to be, but Washington street right round the corner has some of the best restaurants in the area. If you are looking for a place to unwind and enjoy the local arts, it definitely worth the trip to the Wingate Arts district, you may just like what you see.

What's so great about this area? probably close to nothing. It's a one-way side street next to…read moredowntown helltown. I mean, I've never actually went in any of the stores here because 1) parking sucks. 2) the stores seem to never be open. 3) There is always stores changing hands so you never know whats there. 4) I would likely get sucked in to peddlers rather than trying to figure out what to look at. I guess they could do better advertising or have better retail hours (like during the times most other folks are not working). Just a thought. I don't know how a string of 3 or 4 storefronts constitutes a "district" in little old Haverhill, but I wouldn't give anyone false high hopes that this place is "hip"

The plants here are pricey and they don't look healthy. Everything was very dry. Not dead headed at…read moreall. I bought the pansies because I didn't want to travel. Never again.

This is a sweet, woman- owned business with an extensive selection of plants, trees and shrubs…read more Their prices are competitive with the big box stores and other bigger nurseries and it is so pleasant to shop here. You get attention from the staff who can answer any gardening question. They also have a bake shop and gift shop with all kinds of gifts including earrings, cards and clothes. I much prefer supporting this business and shopping here rather than anywhere else.

The food is great. The people are wonderful. And I love the ambiance. Try it. You'll love it!read more

This place feels a little different every couple of years I come by but the essence is the same and…read morea very enjoyable experience. One of Boxford's few stores and a great place to get a healthy and delicious lunch. The Turkey Brie Apple sandwich was great. The Larry David sandwich and story is incredible.

Stopped in for flowers for my mothers birthday on the way home today to add to her birthday gifts I…read moregot her; The cashier in front was passive aggressive to me upon my arrival and upon check-out she spelt my name so wrong after going over it with me a few times it felt purposeful. The women in the back were very helpful and kind, the flowers are of good quality. I would have told my sister to go there for her wedding flowers but the cashier today sadly bumped this down to a 3 star experience.

This is a beautiful arrangement however it was delivered on a Thursday and was wilting by Sunday…read more I've never had flowers wilt so quickly.

It's lies and nonsense posing as health care. When I went to check out the place with my wife,…read morethey were selling "healing crystals" as a valid treatment for physical ailments. Their location in a medical arts building is clearly an indication of their intention to commit fraud. Not one of its "treatments" has been ever proven to be beneficial using scientifically valid verifiable peer reviewed evidence. These shills and hucksters should be shut down for the heath risk they pose to the community

Love this store. They have a good variety of products and services and the workers are always super…read morenice and helpful

strawberries are not red everything was very expensive for the strawberries that are not riperead more

Came into the store on a Monday afternoon around 2pm…read more Shelves with treats were almost empty, waited in the lobby for about 5 minutes until I seen the first employee come out she was rude and had attitude the whole time speaking to me. I went in to use a reward that I had for a sweet treat and she rudely told be that it would take at least 10 minutes because she had nothing in the store.

Nydia did a fantastic flower arrangement for a funeral I had they were so beautiful she has amazing…read moretaste very professional and I recommend April flowers

I ordered flowers through 1800 flowers not expecting a lot because of past orders. This time I…read moreordered flowers for my two year anniversary. The flowers where the best I have ever see. Totally gorgeous, my wife absolutely loved them. She thought I spent hundreds and her entire office loved them. The delivery girl was very nice she wouldn't leave the flowers with anyone but my wife and wanted to say these are for you. I definitely recommend this florist.

A few years back, my kids and I ventured into to Boston to tour the COWS - the decorated cows of…read moreBoston that was also a fundraiser. Well, Haverhill has their version of the cows called "The Soles of Haverhill". Each "sole" represents some form of history or daily life of Haverhill. We drove around and tried to see as many as we could - some have already been sold - and it was a fun time. If you go to the website, you can print out a map and start your adventure. I put the address for the Chamber of Commerce because that is what was on the website and I guess as good a starting point as any. I think I like the one in front of the Pentucket Bank the most, probably because it was the first one I spotted!

I really think these shoes are ugly, but it is "shoe city" and represents the culture- they were…read moreeach made by different groups, so there's a little story behind each one. Maybe I'm not as appreciative as a local, but overall I guess they just are here!