So many day trips in Maryland, so little time. If you’re a lover of antiques, then you’ll most definitely want to visit the following village. This underrated spot in Maryland boasts history, shops, community, eateries, and more. Check it out. You’ll be glad you did.

Nestled in Frederick County, you'll find the charming little village of New Market.
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Even though this community has a population of under 700 residents, it boasts an impressive title. New Market is known as the antiques capital of Maryland, and they're pretty proud of that fact.
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Head to one of several antique stores and spend the day perusing all the treasures.
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Bring your wallet and an open mind. You never know what you'll find at the unique shops here.
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Aside from the antique shops, New Market boasts perfectly preserved buildings that are full of character. Even Town Hall is delightfully quaint and attracts visitors from all around (including the North Pole).
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Town events are full of community pride and teamwork. The camaraderie beckons to a simpler time.
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Festivals such as New Market Days highlight the town's rich history...
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And it also gives an opportunity to buy local goods.
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Maryland's antiques capital is worth a visit at least once. It's like taking a step back in time, in the best way possible.
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For more information about New Market, visit the website here.

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