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Treasures and Trash Barn

4.7 (9 reviews)

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Lana H.

Called owner on a sunny wintery day and made an appointment to see the contents of outside and inside of barn. Great paradise for pickers. You can spend 5 minutes in here ; not a die heart picker or like us 1 hr. Ok. And will have to come back for the street / route signs bc they're all frozen stuck In snow and ice . You can find an array of collectible and vintage stuff. You need to have an idea of repurposing these items then you can see the new life in them. Great place great price and awesome owner.

Alex L.

This is a huge antique warehouse in Maine only open in the summer times, May-October. There is so much stuff here, from old skis, to old license plates and literally thousands of items from the last one hundred years. It's as if the owners were time travelers (or hoarders) who literally have amassed and collected every little thing of the past century and have placed it up for sale. The sale takes place inside and outside and it's such a massive sight, that you're compelled to stop here when you're transiting through as if you just came across the most massive garage sale in all of human story. My wife was drawn in by some of the road signs they had for sale. We ended up buying some license plates for our collection to put on our wall. I do think the price for these things was a little egregious -- $12.99 for an old license plate? While some are $4.99 (The Maine was), the other states were sold for a premium and I just don't think it was worth it. Despite that, I do think it's a neat place to shop around at and perhaps you could find a good bargain on some things or try bartering. Good luck!

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You need to walk through a couple times. There is a lot to see, but watch your head. The ceiling is low and stuff is everywhere.

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Hobby Horse Antique Marketplace

Hobby Horse Antique Marketplace

3.6(5 reviews)
2.0 mi

Always wanted to stop here and glad I did. Plenty of parking, a few permanent vendors and a few…read morefloating. Lots of nautical antiques, beautiful outdoor wire baskets, trellis, etc. Got a few lobster buoys. They even had 2 cool vintage real fire hydrants (around $200) which would be neat if you had a dog run.

I love the Hobby Horse slogan posted on their website: "Always a great selection of moose antlers"…read moreand with that you know for sure, Toto, you're not in Kansas anymore but firmly grounded in a Maine experience. One of the gazillion things we love about Maine is the sheer number of flea markets that you run into while driving about during the spring, summer and early fall months. Hobby Horse was not the best we've been to nor the largest but we still enjoyed stopping by. There was a mixture of some antiques and interesting Maine arcana, a bit of sad junk and unfortunately some reproductions. Flea markets, like antique shops are often windows into the past of a particular community. I find this kind of "treasure" hunting irresistible. Prices were generally fair but remember, if you're polite you can always respectfully ask: "What's your best price?". You never want to insult the seller but sadly I've seen it done. You still have a little time to check this place out before it closes for the season in mid-October. It will re-open after that at the end of April. I find the sellers at most flea markets to be an interesting group of people and Hobby Horse was no exception to this. The sellers love to talk about collecting and about their wares and how they may have come by them. It makes for a fun time with an opportunity to learn a thing or two. Be a little wary though because sometimes the provenance stories of the items for sale are a little too good to be true. Nothing special jumped out at us during our visit so we didn't buy anything. We still had fun rummaging about. It's certainly worth a stop if you're driving up Route 1. You never know what creative decorating ideas you might come up with for a rack of moose antlers.

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