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Connecticut Antiques|Attractions

Everyone In Connecticut Should Visit This Amazing Antique Barn At Least Once

By Natalie Clunan | Published February 05, 2018

There are plenty of antique stores throughout the Nutmeg state, but did you know there is a historic barn just loaded with vintage treasures and waiting to be explored? If you are ready to spend an afternoon browsing through more antiques and collectibles than you can imagine, we’ve got just the spot. A visit to this amazing Connecticut antique barn just may lead you to that perfect hidden gem.

Located in the scenic Litchfield Hills, Wright's Barn & Flea Market is an enticing destination anytime of year. What was once an old dairy barn has been turned into an antique hunter's dream.

Comb through two floors of delightful stuff at this historic barn. There are more than 20 unique vendors displaying their wares here.

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From football helmets to furniture, you never know exactly what extra special thing you might stumble across.

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Check out all these old neon bar signs. Perfect for a man cave, don't you think?

If you know someone who loves to entertain, the selection of vintage glassware here is simply phenomenal.

Fan of vintage vinyl? No worries - this stash of albums should have a record or two you'll be sure to love.

Looking for a good book? There are plenty of titles to browse at this Connecticut antique barn.

Look at all this delightful holiday decor. Start thinking about Christmas shopping now.

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Furniture, jewelry, knick knacks, and more, there is something for everyone at Wright's Barn & Flea Market.

If you get hungry while you're shopping, the Wright's Barn opened a little cafe right on the premises.

Have you been to visit this Connecticut antique barn yet? Or are you going to add it to your bucket list of places to go in the Nutmeg state?

If you really love exploring antique shops then you will also want to visit this charming town that has over 25 different antique stores.

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