Save a Bundle on Unexpected Treasures at These 5 Antique Shops in West Virginia

Our Mountain State thrives on fascinating history amid its most remote corners. From charming commemorates to one-of-a-kind hidden gems, there is a story to be told and a bargain to be hunted. This season, save a pretty penny on some unique artifacts when you visit these antique shops.

Two Crows Antique Mall LLC

Housed in the city of Ranson, the Two Crows Antique Mall is a family-owned business with 13,000 square feet of gorgeous antiques offered by over 60 well-equipped dealers. The set-up of each remnant is carefully staged to be both eye-catching and organized. Some of the many collectibles include Civil War memorabilia, glassware, vintage office supplies, artwork and jewelry. Each guest will marvel over this incredible atmosphere of eccentric treasures.

Centre Market Historic District

Travel to the Northern Panhandle for a market that is older than the state itself. The Historic Centre Market, built in 1853, features an extensive mix of dining options and antique shops within a one block walking area. The Upper Market House, originally an open-air market, is the oldest in the country. The Lower Market House was built later on in 1891. Each shop boasts unique gifts and cherished relics, from home decor to accessories. The market will also host seasonal festivals and concerts. You never know what surprise awaits during a full day of fun.

Berkeley Springs Antique Mall

The Berkeley Springs Antique Mall is a 7,000-square-foot shopping center with mementos displayed from 30 dealers, including Salter’s Political Collectibles. The mall sits in the heart of downtown Berkeley Springs near several points of interest, such as the renowned Berkeley Springs State Park. You will find a massive collection of vintage items between the Victorian Era and Mid-century modern. Great deals on quality antiques are a guarantee for every visitor.

Central City Antique Mall

Nestled in the vibrant city of Huntington, the Central City Antique Mall is known as the “Antique Capital” of the Tri-State. The area features multiple shopping and dining options for an ideal afternoon on the town. You’ll find a treasure trove of vintage clothing, accessories and cultural antiques, including art, books and glassware. Don’t forget to check out the Amish market, bed and breakfast, nearby museums, cooking Cafes and more.

Arts & Antiques Marketplace

Voted “Best Antique Store in West Virginia”, the Arts & Antique Marketplace has become a hot spot for those passionate about the eccentric beauty of art and antiques. More than 80 vendors are scattered across three of five building floors, offering great prices on primitive furnishings and period pieces. Travel to Fairmont for the ultimate destination with showcased products to complete your collection.

Check out more shops to find unique gifts and collectibles in our newest West Virginia Vacation Guide!

This post was last updated on November 18, 2024