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  1. 100 S Juliana St, Bedford PA 15522

    4.5 Superb 154 reviews

    “An impressively large and diverse collection of antique and handcrafted items in a deep, multiple floor layout. The prices are reasonable, and the staff is friendly.”

  2. 101 Railroad Street, Bedford PA 15522

    4.3 Superb 55 reviews

    “My favorite place to shop. I've never left empty handed. Best thing about this store besides a huge inventory, is that unlike so many other antique stores here, it is open 7 days a week with most evenings till 6:00pm. Nowadays, it is unheard of for hours that accommodate the customer. 😊👍”

  3. 105 South Richard Street, Bedford PA 15522

    5 Superb 9 reviews

    “Came across this place during a day off exploring Bedford. What a gem! We ended up buying several pieces and are very happy. Shelly was really helpful and had some great, interesting pieces. Will definitely be back to check out more in the future. Definitely worth stopping by while you're in Bedford.”

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  5. 277 Valley Rd, Schellsburg PA 15559

    4.8 Superb 14 reviews

    “The yarn and colorways are sublime! I could have easily spent a paycheck on her beautiful yarns and fiber. Not only did the artist take the time to sit with us and share her story but also told us more about her process. Spending time with her sweet dog was an unexpected and utterly delightful bonus!”

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