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Barryville Emporium

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    • Barryville Emporium it’s the kind of store that’s a bit iffy on their hours, and they say: “Typically open F-M 11am to 5pm. Please call us for confirmation that day. We are cash or check only.” It’s worth it. They are just CRAMMED with antiques, vintage clothing, jewelry, and more – lots more. Old telephones, porcelain sinks, lighting, and so much more.

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    SO. MUCH. STUFF.

    Give a call and spend the afternoon rummaging – they’ve got a LOT of stuff. Bonus: your pups are always welcome in the shop’s yard.

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