Antiques near Shippensburg, PA

“New London, CT couple passing thru Shippensburg to find a uniquely filled shop overloaded, wall to wall + up & down, with fairly priced vintage & antique memorabilia. Fantastic assortment of sellers' & their HTF wares. Treated by staff with kindness & a wealth of information!”

“This is a fun shop when you're in the area. Be careful where you turn if coming from the highway. Easy to locate and access if you're going the right direction. Large parking lot, paved well. Big store with multiple levels. Pricing all in all is very fair. Staff is friendly. Many items to browse through from furniture to collectibles and most everything in between.”

“Me and the wife visit a lot of antique malls, stores, shops etc. This might be the best one yet. So many interesting things here. Definitely will return when coming back to Gettysburg.”

“I had a very pleasant experience at this store. I was able to find something really cool at an incredible price. The next time I am up this way, I will definitely visit again.”

“Great selection of antiques and handmade items! The staff has also been very friendly and helpful. My only con is this shop is not wheelchair friendly and may be hard for people with mobility issues as well. There are stairs that go down into the main shopping area, and these steps are tall and made of brick. So please be careful! Other than that, I highly recommend this antique shop! And Fayetteville Antique Mall is just down the street!”

“Had the pleasure of visiting this location my thrifting weekend in Chambersburg the end of Jan 2023. It's located downtown, with metered street parking, with another thrift store in close proximity. Street parking was hard to secure the day of my visit due to an ice festival, but there is free street parking several blocks away. The front half of the store is antiques, large furniture and the like, all neatly displayed. These items were priced comparable to an antique store. As you head to the back you encounter household goods, linens, collectables, and such. They were heavy on dishware and cooking items, but they were displayed nicely, and all in good shape. Pricing was average, but the selection was expansive. Some of the misc items, such as a vintage Florentine box in bad shape was priced high for the condition, but most items were very reasonable. At the very back was a curated section of farmhouse decor items. I scored a handpainted decorative muffin tin with florals for only $1.50. By the register was an empty cage, which I assumed was for a cat, since this store benefits the animal shelter. They also had a nice selection of animal toys, supplies other than food, that appeared new, priced the same as a pet store. Past the register is a whole other side selling jewerly, clothes, shoes, toys, books etc. So the store is basically the size of two downtown shops in one. If you head towards the back of that side things tend to get a little messy and less organized. Overall I would say that side is organized but other than jewerly, care has not been put into merchandising. I didn't spend much time at the clothing side that day, but did look at the jewerly, which had a very large selection, way more than other thrift stores I've been to. Four stars because the antiques were a little pricey, the toy section was weak, and the parking situation. The positives are the housewares side for sure, their mission, and jewerly selection. I'd stop again if in the area for sure. Sidenote: I would not consider this store stroller or wheelchair friendly as some of the isles are tight. Glass is displayed low so be mindful if shopping with children.”