The Antique Capital Of Three States, Historic Old Central City Is Tucked Away In Huntington, West Virginia

Raise your hand if, as a child, you dreamed of discovering a hidden treasure. We've got our hands right up there with yours! If a tiny corner of your soul still harbors that buried-treasure dream, then you need to start planning a trip to Old Central City in Huntington, West Virginia... because hidden treasures are exactly what you'll find here. Hoards and hoards of them.

What? Hidden treasure in Huntington, West Virginia?

Yes, indeed. Central City, a small neighborhood within the city of Huntington, is known as the "Antique Capital of the Tri-state." Antique shops grow like weeds along these streets, and you're SURE to find all sorts of treasures hidden away on their shelves.

Visit booths from nearly 40 different antique dealers at the Village Renew-All Antique Mall at 610 West 14th Street.

Or peruse the wares at Hattie and Nan's Antiques and Books, located just down the road at 521 14th Street West.

Between the two, don't miss Two Old Crows Antiques at 518 14th Street West.

Thistle Patch Vintage Garden & Antiques is located just the other side of Adams Avenue at 444 14th Street West.

It's not just antiques Central City does well, though. Have you heard of The Wild Ramp, a fresh-food market? That's right here in Central City as well, at 555 14th Street West!

When you need a little break from shopping, be sure to stop at the Central City Gazebo in the Old Central City Park. It's a beautiful, refreshing spot to rest and recharge.

Have you ever taken the time to explore Central City, the antique capital of West Virginia, Ohio, and Kentucky? If so, what sorts of treasures did you take home with you? If you're closer to Parkersburg than Huntington, try this massive antique store to tide you through until you can hit up Central City!