One of my favorite places. The amount of yarn is phenomenal and it's fun to shop or browse. They…read morealso have many finished pieces for sale. I've gotten beautiful knitted socks, hats and mittens there. A great place to visit in January, February and March when you are yearning for color!

Love Hodgepodge! They have a huge selection of all different kinds of yarn and supplies. I love the…read moreatmosphere - every time I go, there are people in the back drinking coffee and spinning yarn. They're always willing to help, no matter your skill level. And with knitting classes on Monday nights for $3, it can't get much better.

Such a wonderful place to spend time and peruse! Holly, the owner of the shop, welcomed me warmly…read morewhen I walked in. There's a lovely table in the middle of the shop with beautiful earrings and necklaces and Christmas ornaments. The windows are adorned with potted leafy plants and small cacti. Loved the vinyl record collection in the corner of the room! There's also some fragrant handmade soaps that have become one of our favorites. Definitely worth a stop when you're visiting the charming town of Bradford!

I absolutely love this place and spend waaay too much money there. But prices are very fair…read more Heading there tomorrow!

If you see pictures of a dark interior in reference to Frank's these are old photos. There is new…read moreownership and the store has been completely redone. It is definitely worth a trip to see what the new Frank's is about! New fabrics, yarns, classes, everything! The staff is amazing!

An experience like no other. I went to the bridal shop next door looking for a dress for my…read moredaughter's wedding only to be told I needed an appointment to look @ their dresses. Since I was visiting from NJ, that was not happening. As I entered Gondwana, I received a warm welcome & was showered with hospitality. Not only did I find a colorful selection of silk dresses & accessories, I also found the most stylish, comfortable clothing I can live in & feel great about wearing. As a final touch, I received a hand-written note from Jackie thanking me asking if she could do anything else to help assist me. This first-class personable service is hard to find. Shopping @ Gondwana is not only enjoyable, it's an adventure.

I've been wanting to check this place out for the past year, and finally got an opportunity today!…read moreThe store has a gorgeous selection of women's clothing, jewelry, and lots of cute odds and ends. Jackie was incredibly kind and helpful. I will be back, and recommend no one wait as long as I did to check out this treasure!

This is based on attitude not merchandise. The customer…read moreservice in the establishment apparently thinks they are better than the customer. They have no issue with talking down to someone they deem unacceptable as customers. I went shopping for a gift and wanted to pick something local. Supporting local artists has always been important to us. I went out on an errand day which included several stops at a variety of store and did not dress up. Apparently my "look" led the staff to believe I didn't have money to spend - seriously jeans and sweatshirt. After a lovely condescending exchange I left, walked down the street and spend my several $100 at another local artisan shop. Merchandise is worth the price. Attitude is NOT!

This is an interesting store to visit when in Concord. Everything is made in New Hampshire. Prices…read moreare on the high side but you will be getting something very unique and beautiful.

Out go to place for quality well priced vintage items. We moved back to NH over a year ago and I…read moreswear every room in our house has a piece we bought from here. Mark and his wife are so great, and they find the best items!

Recently discovered this place and love it. Bought a beautiful solid maple wardrobe at a very…read morereasonable price. Very clean, functional, and looks wonderful in my bedroom.

This place is huge, a second floor and a second building out back. They have a great selection and…read morenew stuff coming in often. Plenty of parking and a food truck outside during the summer months.

What a cool place to see a combination of... everything! From furniture, to sports gear, skis,…read morecenturies old cast iron cookware, statues, machinery, you name it. Including a ski gondola from Mount Sunapee. And motorcycles, bicycles, etc. And in a century old building and warehouse. Few places carry the memorabilia of this place. One interesting piece was a huge bronze statue depicting a battle between the U.S. Cavalry and Native Americans. Probably hundreds of pounds heavy. But a bit non-PC in today's world... Prices are as expected in a New England antique shop. Initially expensive and then you're expected to bargain. A Yankee past time and tradition Really a must visit. I may return and get some old cast-iron cookware.

Prospect Hill Antiques is a very impressive business. It is huge, and offers a wide variety of…read moreantiques - from high-end furniture to smaller items such as clocks and typewriters. The furniture has for the most part been cleaned and repaired nicely, and the items are in good shape. It is worth the drive up the hill, and it is worth a visit even if you are unlikely to buy anything - just for the fun of going. The barn is huge and really impressive. The only thing keeping me from going with 5 stars is that they are pricey. If you are in the Sunapee area, it is worth a trip.

A reviewer wrote "ridiculously over priced." I disagree. It is not your average antique store. This…read moreis where the quality of the pieces are reflected in the prices. Everything looks like it has been hand finished, stained if necessary, and polished. Nothing "rickety" that I saw. The art on the walls and on stands are original paintings and mostly limited edition giclee prints of photographs by New England artists. In many ways, the place is like a curated museum, and we will return to see what's new when we're back in Sunapee.