Jellison Traders

Marge Kilkelly

Great place to browse and find stuff you never knew you needed. We found a lawn sprinkler, old cook books, kitchen grater, garden tools and beads for my craft projects! Very cool.

Enigmah Archer

There was SO much that we wanted to buy, but nothing had prices on it and I had no desire to keep walking back to ask how much everything was....or to comprend how many people were carrying around things just to know the price....so we walked out without buying a thing. I suggest that you just go to Elmer's Barn.

Peter March 31

If your idea of antique shopping is snooping through an old barn filled to the rafters, this is the place for you! There are lots of interesting treasures hidden about, just waiting to be rediscovered. And don't be afraid to dicker on the prices!

Tori MC125

Exactly what you would expect from your first glance of the exterior. Antique, rusted tools, vintage car doors, a 1970s bicycle and a spackling of rusted metal pieces which were once something useful, but now part of the "what is it" guessing game. However, once inside, the atmosphere is less a guessing game. To the right is a "flea market flippers" dream. There are signs and table pieces just looking to be married, lamp bases, an array of antique and vintage chairs, very old wood boards and salvaged pieces of many aged older structure. There is a surprise of quality, solid antique furniture, that may need a knob or good cleaning, but the prices are great and negotiable. On the left side, there are more collectibles and "smalls", which seem to rotate through regularly. Overall, a little bit of everything for your average "just browsing" "antiquer", but you won't find any highfalutin 19th century art or China. I forgot to mention the second floor with vintage clothing. Go visit often, you'll be glad you did. ~Torno subito~