The Maryland Route That Leads To Antique Stores Galore

If you're a lover of antiques, you'll want to explore this antique store route in Maryland. Make a road trip out of this lengthy route that's filled with thrifty furniture, rare books, vintage jewelry, and more. Better clear some room in your trunk because you're bound to find tons of treasures.

Did you know that Route 50 runs across the US?

Here's Maryland portion of Route 50. It runs from DC to Annapolis, across the Bay Bridge through the eastern shore, and ends in Ocean City.

There are an abundance of antique stores right on Route 50 after you cross the Chesapeake Bay Bridge to the eastern shore. Let's explore a few of them below.

1. Foxwell's Antiques & Collectibles (Easton)

This Easton shop is full of fun finds and it's larger inside than it looks from the exterior. Reviewers say they've been going here for antiques for years, especially when it comes to duck-themed items.

2. The Unicorn Bookshop (Trappe)

Antiques can mean books, too! The Unicorn Bookshop is home to thousands of secondhand books, many of which are collectibles and rare finds. Spend a few hours perusing the shelves and you're bound to find a ton of treasures.

3. Dark Horse Antiques (Cambridge)

This Cambridge gem is worth a stop, especially if you're a lover of vintage decor. The booths all contain something different and unique -- you never know what you'll find!

4. The Eyeful Hummingbird, LLC (Mardela Springs)

This eclectic shop is perfect for those who love pieces that are full of character. The whimsical finds are sure to make you smile.

5. Goose On The Roof Antiques (Hebron)

This antique store in Hebron is hard to ignore with its cartoon goose on the roof! Inside, you'll find nostalgic knick-knacks, vintage dining ware, and much more.

Ready to hop in the car and explore this antique store route in Maryland? These certainly aren't the only antique stores along the way -- others are a mere street over from Route 50, so explore for yourself and see what you can find!

If you're a lover of antiques and thrifty finds, you'll probably also enjoy The Country House. It's the largest country store in the east!