Wexford General Store Antiques 150 Church Road, Wexford, PA 15090

"Wow! You need a FULL day to get through this fantastic store! 2 floors and each floor has several rooms off the main room. There is something for everyone is this eclectic old general store turned antique heaven. Staff is friendly, prices are great and we left with a box of treasures. A must visit if your in the area and honestly worth the trip if your not local."

"They are open everyday and their hours are the same each day and not like other antique shops I researched. They have EVERYTHING you can think of! I’m from Texas and we were in aww by the quantity of antiques in this shop. I was looking for a camera and found one when I was about to walk out. The owners had just bought it from a walk in and she was willing to sale and price it within 3 mins of asking. She priced it lower then what she found in her research. I’m happy with my purchase and will def be back when I come up next year! LASTLY the prices of items are very good compared to where I’m from. You will def be able to walk away with a few things! My only regret is not driving up to PA so I could load up the trunk with an Hermes typewriter (baby blue) and an awesome giant radio."

"What a great shop! I found so many pretty treasures to take home with me to Florida and the ladies were simply lovely to work with. I will certainly be back!"

"This place is lovely! Thousands of items, over a dozen sellers, and beautiful organization. I've seen some reviews here or there about how a lot of things are marked as "not for sale" and I can't say they're wrong. I understand why certain display things (shelves) would be NFS, but even just smaller things like vanity mirrors or lamps were NFS. Just a fair warning for anyone visiting, chances are you'll see the perfect piece and it'll have NFS on the tag LOL. Aside from that, it's an amazing store to visit and I can't wait to visit again!"

"All the good stuff was not for sale. A big let down to think this place has these items just to arrive and be told not for sale. Booooooo! UPDATE TO RESPONSE: The problem is those tin signs are used to get customers in the store. Hence why I even visited in the first place. That’s problem #1 which makes the visit disappointing upon arrival. Problem #2 we weren’t told about a list we could “sign up” for. Problem #3 if it’s a store things should be for sale otherwise it’s a museum."