Home Decor near Tamaqua, PA

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  1. 103 East Broad Street, Tamaqua PA 18252

    5 Superb 2 reviews

    “Such interesting stuff! This little place has everything, from trinkets and antiques, to jewelry, to art and homemade crafts. Plus the owner Tracy is just the best. We each picked a bunch of great finds, and the prices were budget friendly. As an added bonus, Tracy knew EVERYTHING about the area, and was able to give us a bunch of additional places to check out. A wonderful addition to our day, thank you Tracy!”

  2. 2083 W Penn Pike Suite 11, Andreas PA 18211

    5 Superb 11 reviews

    “absolutely enchanting experience - idk how else to put it. walking in, the lighting is perfect and there are floral accents and greenery everywhere. so many different types of trinkets and necessities, all beautifully sectioned. the cashier was incredibly kind and gift wrapped my present, but also my personal items - “because I get a gift too” :’) made my day!! a great stop, can’t wait to come back!”

  3. 22 Hughes St, New Ringgold PA 17960

    4.8 Superb 20 reviews

    “Love this place! The owner and the employee are so nice and accommodating. This is my favorite place to shop! I’ve gotten furniture/decor from here and have NEVER been disappointed.”

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