Shop Till You Drop At Antique World, One Of The Largest Flea Markets In New York
Lisa Sammons
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Here in New York, we are blessed with an abundance of flea markets. If you love searching for treasures, there’s plenty to find here! One of the biggest flea markets in New York is Kelly’s Antique World and Flea Market in Clarence. This phenomenal market has hundreds of vendors, both inside and out, and features just about every item you can think of – and plenty you never even considered! Whether you’re looking for furniture, wanting to expand a collection, or just browsing, you can get your fill here.
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Have you been to Kelly’s Antique World and Flea Market in Clarence? Share your experiences in the comments! For more information about this fabulous flea market, visit their website.
Looking for even more bargain-hunting spots in New York? Some of the best flea markets in New York are tucked away in the most unexpected places, but this flea market in Woodstock, NY is a blast!
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- Beef Jerky Outlet, Lake George
- Cure Thrift Store, Manhattan
- For the Love of Bacon, Schenectady
- Made In America Store, Elma
- Old Forge General Store, Old Forge
- The Pickle Store, New York City
- The Story Garage, Buffalo
- Tara Gift Shoppe, Buffalo
- Vidler's 5 & 10, East Aurora
Does New York have any old-fashioned general stores?
While the state may be synonymous with high-rise buildings and bustling cities, the majority of New York is chock full of old-school charm. New York's incorporated state history dates all the way back to 1776, which means there are definitely some historic shops hiding in every corner of the state - many of which are still operational to this day. A few of the coolest and oldest general stores in New York are:
- Adirondack General Store, Adirondack
- Catskill Mountain Country Store, Tannersville/Windham
- Cold Spring General Store, Cold Spring
- General Store at the Milleridge Inn, Jericho
- Hoss's Country Corner, Long Lake
- Marilla Country Store, Marilla
- Northville 5 & 10, Northville
- Russell's General Store, Bovina Center
- St. James General Store, St. James
- Vidler's 5 & 10, East Aurora
- Vischer Family General Store, Albany