Posted in West Virginia
September 22, 2017
Here’s The Perfect Weekend Itinerary If You Love Exploring West Virginia’s Best Antique Stores
If you love finding unexpected treasures, this is the trip for you! It’s more than just great shopping. Discover a historic hotel and eat at some classic nostalgic restaurants along the way. Click here for an interactive map to help plan your journey.
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The mall has 13500 square feet devoted to timeless treasures. There are over 100 vendors to choose from, so you're sure to find something you'll love!
This popular stop has has approximately 70 dealers who specialize in antiques and collectibles.
This shop has three floors of antiques, including jewelry and vintage clothes.
This little spot in Logan serves some of the best hot dogs in West Virginia, along with other tasty comfort food.
You can sleep among relics from the infamous Hafield and McCoy family feud. Then enjoy breakfast to start another day of antiquing!
This store had a large variety of items in the old former Aide’s Department Store. Check out the high tin ceilings!
The building still has the original stained glass windows.
This mall has 25 booths filled with unique vintage items.
By now your car should be full of wondeful treasures, and it’s time to head home! For more great bargains in West Virginia, check out these 11 incredible thrift stores where you’re sure to find hidden treasures.
