Terrific, tight and cozy but well laid-out quirky atmosphere of all things antiques, holidays, and…read moreretro.

Great little shop packed with great finds. Easy location on the way from Spencer to Worcester…read more Lots of little nooks and crannies. Friendly staff and easy parking. Didn't find anything on our first visit but we were on the hunt for a few particular things. We will be back for sure!

Nice consignment place with both vintage and brew items all seemed reasonably priced. Look around…read moreclosely and you'll find the treasures you came there for. Easy to navigate thru the store. One thing to keep an eye on though is the booths that have sales. Make sure the item you get is from that booth, we found some shelves were small and what we thought were from one seller were actually from another.

This shop sells Nazi memorabilia. I was horrified to see what appeared to be a framed armband. How…read morewas this allowed a display space? Disgusted. Obviously I will not return.

What a beautiful shop in downtown Easthampto with a gracious host. She's friendly, knowledgeable…read moreand has great brands and prices on used woman's clothing and accessories. A very nice curated collection of great items

I recently wanted a new coffee table and new tables just don't for my old Victorian home. I felt a…read morelittle lost. Then, browsing in Sonnet and Sparrow and the sister store Squirrel, I saw it! A French countryside, marble-topped table with beautiful wood design. It looks magical next to the exquisite couch in pink and yellow that I purchased from this amazing store last year. Now any time I want to add a new piece to my living room, bedroom, wardrobe or wherever!! I know where to go! Sonnet and Sparrow!

We stopped here while traveling in the are to view the foliage. Wonderful little shop with friendly…read morestaff.

My sister and I ventured to Putnam today from southern CT and had the fortune of stumbling upon…read moreWoodstock Antiques. We enjoyed the large selection... really eclectic and organized. Prices so reasonable we couldn't believe it. The owner is very kind and helpful. We felt welcome and thoroughly enjoyed our time shopping. We will be back to check out more very soon. New favorite spot to hit up!

I loved this place when Louise and her husband owned it. I've been extremely underwhelmed with the…read morestore under new ownership and I have no intention of returning.

Excellent customer service! Ever changing Furniture and…read moreGoods at exceptionally great prices.

A great place to find the most unique and nostalgic things! The staff is also really helpful and…read morefriendly. Location is great too. We were so impressed and enjoyed our time here immensely. We left with a few items too

Very nice antique shop! looks small from the outside but very big once you get inside. They have a…read morenice mix of stuff. The prices are fair, nothing is overpriced. The staff is welcoming as soon as you walk inside. One of my new favorite antique shops.

Sturbridge, Massachusetts has a very respectable population of antiques shops, and ByGone Alley is…read moreone of the better examples. Their shop is two floors (the smaller downstairs has a good cache of vintage toys) and I think it may technically be a whole separate business in the front, but the floor plan and openness suggests that it's one establishment and this review treats it as such. The owners are affable and seem genuinely interested in their customers. They are also incredibly knowledgeable about the very old items they carry. I was interested in hearing the stories and use cases behind several items, and this information was shared with me with little pressure to follow through with a huge purchase. The stories and knowledge ties everything together with a large quantity of cohesion, which gives the shop a very deliberate feeling. Very old things and artisan-made new items coexist together at many price points. We left with a little bag of figurines and a tiny Beatrix Potter book for under $10. Their storefront is on the side of the building, but there's another entrance in the front. Off-street lot parking.

Lots of antiques and other miscellaneous stuff that were in this place several years ago are still…read morehere. Nothing new out here in the basement.

This is a fairly average junque shop sharing the same parking lot as The Travelers restaurant…read more Writer Friend insisted we look inside after we stopped for lunch, and we were able to transverse the whole establishment in about fifteen minutes. Like any antique place, it's odds-and-ends in no particular order, and there was really nothing that jumped out at us. Prices were a bit on the high side, and we figured it was because of the location (the only place in the immediate area). If you're stopping for lunch, and want to kill a few minutes before heading back on the road, take a walk around. You may find something unique.