Olney Antique Village LLC

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"The place was nice and had a lot of neat artifacts, however a lot of it was closed off and the place had a vibe of things not going so well. I even heard someone working there (I presume the owner or something) talking about how the Economy has been rough for their industry. I hope they’re able to bounce back. The people there seemed friendly and I wish them the best."

"There is something for everyone there. Prices VS the Antique Row in Kensington are much cheaper, but so is some of the merchandise, it is always interesting to browse and to buy"

"This place may look like a weird barn, but it’s a great meandering emporium chock full of quality antiques. It has several vendors who have everything from butter churners to Norman Rockwell plates to tiny bottles to polished wood furniture. Personally, I found the prices higher than desirable for many items, but you can find a lot of things from $5/15 as well. This is a great place for buying porcelain china, especially cups and saucers of a wide variety. And they have a couple of truly excellent items, like a Royal Copenhagen creamer, an authentic squash blossom necklace, and several interesting shelves/tables/dressers. Plenty of fascinating and well-labeled antique crystal, silver, and other fancy goods in addition to whacky old toys, mason jars, chairs, flannel shirts, and who knows what else. It’s definitely worth the visit."

"Love these cute little shops! Something for Everyone. It’s a maze of Unique individually owned Antique and Vintage shops. You never know what you might find."