Antiques near Clarion, PA

“Dan Smith's Candies (and ice cream!) and my family heritage go back decades - to the store by the old Sylvania plant in Brookville, PA. My dad's large family grew up in Brookville, and my family were there often to visit and be at the yearly reunions (eventually using the pavilion at the Sylvania park). We could not head back to Erie without cones, or root beer floats, and/or some wonderful candy! I even took a box of candy to the retired president emeritus of Emmaus Bible College (when it was in Oak Park, IL, Dr. Dan Smith (he was delighted!)
How great that Dan Smith's fine, attractive, well-staffed-with-friendly-folks stores now exist in Brookville (new location) and in Clarion!!
The ideal candies and gifts store(s) !!!”

“This is a fun antique and collectables shop. It is in an old home and offers 3 floors of treasures. Everything from military items, glassware, cast iron, vintage collectibles, to books. You can spend a good amount of time exploring this century home for all kinds of fun items while enjoying the uniqueness and age of this great house. If you are in the Clarion area this is a good stop!”

“I will share my experiences with Deer Heart Medicinals & Mercantile. The shop part is nicely presented. Very cohesive & organized. Lots of nice finds & neat collections.
Now for the “Medicinal” side. The owner, Laura, is extremely educated when it comes to the body and what will help your body. Thru her different services, she can tell what your body suffers from and offers help for those ailments. Have stress? Try her relaxation treatment. Acupuncture, Shiatzu, Reflexology, Scalp massage, Sauna, Salt Room, customized tinctures, rubs & herbs. I highly recommend treating your body to some or all of these treatments. You will feel amazing & revitalized afterwards. I can’t recommend Laura enough. She has definitely brought a true & genuine service to Cook Forest.”

“Awesome prices and awesome owners. Very nice people. My husband brought a rock to get checked out, because it looked like it was possibly used as a tool by the Indians. The gentleman said it a Celt. Estimated to be between 3000 to 5000 years old. Very helpful. How awesome! We appreciate his help and expertise. Nice setup. Definitely worth the hour trip. Will definitely be back.”