Directions from Franklin and Washington Streets - the main streets in Hagerstown. (Dual Highway becomes Franklin and Washington Streets past the MacDonalds)
Central Hagerstown
North of Hagerstown (Rt. 11)
South and East of Hagerstown
Rt 40
Alt 40
Sharpsburg Pike (Rt. 65)
Rt. 9 and 11
Memory Lane***
Address: 1350 Dual Highway, Hagerstown MD 21740
Hours: daily 10-6, Friday 10-9
Facilities: Restroom
Phone: 301/733-7491
Description: 10,000 sq. ft., mix of lower end antiques and flea market stuff, not too many collectibles. Moderate spot for props, etc. Prices are reasonable, but higher than others as this is a prime location.
Directions: leave town on Washington St., headed back towards I-70, and you will pass it on the Right after Washington becomes Dual Highway. It is next to a Bowling Alley, in the same structure. Note - you pass Memory Lane on the Right on the way into Hagerstown on Dual Highway.
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Clara's Corner *****
Address: 700-C Linganore Ave., Hagerstown MD 21740
Hours: 9-5, 7 days a week
Facilities: Restrooms, Snack Bar
Phone: 301/791-2870
Description: Furniture and many many aisles of excellent "prop" stuff. Some medium range antiques but more a flea market than an antique market. Prices are good
Directions: From Franklin
Turn R on Burhans Blvd, (Rt 11)
Turn L on Salem Ave
Turn R. at Triple Clean Coin Wash II (Linganore Ave.)
At end of street drive into parking lot, sign says "Wise Auction Facility" Clara's Corner shares the same entrance.
Note - the Manse is situated on East Ave., which becomes Church, which becomes Salem, so this is actually on the same street
MAPRemember When (not rated)
Address: 330 Frederick St.
Hours: 10-5 daily, closed Tues
Facilities: Unknown
Phone: 301-791-5426
Description: Antiques upstairs, Collectibles and Flea Market Downstairs. Looks promising, but we haven't visited it yet.
Directions: From Washington St. turn right at N. Cannon Ave (the Sheetz store) go to blinking red light, continue on through blinking light to the next light, Remember When is on the right.
MAPGoodwill ***
Address: 151 N. Burhans Blvd, Hagerstown MD 21740
Hours:
Facilities: None, Restaurants nearby
Phone: 301/665-1044 or 1540
Description: Modern furniture and lots of clothing. There are a few aisles of other stuff, but fundamentally the only reason to darken the door of this place is costuming. Prices are on the high side compared to some other Goodwill locations.
Directions: From Franklin
Turn R on Burhans Blvd, (Rt 11)
Turn into the parking lot
MAPFirst Inner City ***
Address: 13617 Pennsylvania Ave., Hagerstown MD
Hours: 10-5 M-Sat 10-9 Fri, Closed Sun
Facilities: None, Sheetz nearby
Phone: 301/791-6408
Description: Mostly a flea market, with a few cases of reasonably priced antiques. The prices here are very good, and it's not a bad place to find odd bits of proppage. Prices are very good and there are some cases with watches, billfolds, jewelry etc., but this is a smaller mart, and not a "one stop shopping" location. There is an excellent assortment of modern tools and used but operable power tools at reasonable prices.
Directions: Take Franklin St. to Burhans Blvd (Rt. 11), Turn right, follow Burhans over a bridge to a dead end with Pennsylvania Ave. Turn Right on Pennsylvania (you will be following Rt 11), and drive until you see a Sheetz on the left. Cross Maugans Ave., and the place is immediately on your Right, in a small brick building with a faded sign that says "Flea Market."
MAPRocky Ridge **
Address: 14716 Pennsylvania Ave., Hagerstown MD 21742
Hours: M-Sat 10-5, Fri 10-7, Sun 12-5
Facilities: Restroom
Phone: 301/714-4800X
Description: 28,000 Feet, but not very heavily stocked. This place has promise, and you might find a bargain there. There is a lot of modern merchandise (medicines, computer goods, socks, shirts) and a lot of high end "American Kitsch" crafts and furniture. There are a few cases of stuff that might yield props, and a fair number of stalls with interesting odds and ends. Worth visiting if you are going to First Inner City anyway, as it's only about six minutes further. It is very neat and well kept if you have allergies to dust, etc. Prices were on the high side of moderate, to expensive.
Directions: Take Franklin St. to Burhans Blvd (Rt. 11), Turn right, follow Burhans over a bridge to a dead end with Pennsylvania Ave. Turn Right on Pennsylvania (you will be following Rt 11), and drive past First Inner City (above) and the Hagerstown Airport. The Road will ramble a bit, but there are no major turns. The place is on the Left, and fairly easy to see.
MAPHalfway Antiques & Collectibles ***
Address: 2350 Virginia Ave., Hagerstown MD
Hours: Sun-Wed 11-6, Thur-Fri 10-6, Sat 9-7
Facilities: None
Phone: 301/582-4971
Description: Mixture of junk, flea Market stuff and antiques, ranging from inexpensive to expensive. There is a lot of nice stuff here, in no particular order. This is the place to get your vinyl, turntable, cassette etc., but expect to pay competative to high prices for tested, working electronics. This place specializes in electronics, but there is a ton of militaria, furniture, and everything else under the sun. It's dusty and dark. Prices high but fair on electronics, antiques, good on most other items.
Directions: from Franklin St. Turn L on Prospect. Prospect runs down a hill and there is a merge with Virginia Ave. Virginia Ave. Runs through a traffic circle and past the City Park. Not far past the park, the road branches. The left hand fork is wide and obviously well used, the right hand fork is tiny and obviously a side road. Take the left hand fork over a bridge. Pass an "Auto Zone" on the right and cross Halfway Blvd. About a quarter mile along you will see a CarQuest Auto Parts and the Halfway Car Wash. Just past there is a low industrial looking complex called "Pryor Station" which houses Halfway Antiques and Collectibles. Turn into the side street to get into the parking lot. There is also a Holsum Outlet which has cheap snacks.
MAPAuction Square *****
Address: 7700 Old National Pike, Boonsboro MD 21713
Hours: 10-5 7 Days a Week
Facilities: Restrooms, Sodas, Grill next door
Phone: 301/416-2788
Description: Very large place with an excellent variety of decent low-end antiques and flea-market items. Not a profusion of closed cases with jewelry type items, but plenty of props. Also some light furniture, some modern items, and some very reasonable prices on slightly used appliances. Prices are good, Mark and Dan are wonderfully helpful!
Directions: Leave Hagerstown on Washington St., which becomes Dual Highway (Rt. 40). At the Martin's Shopping Center turn R. on S. Edgewood Drive. This will wind to the left and cross Baltimore St. in Funkstown to become Alt 40, which runs to Boonsboro. Note: coming into town on Dual Highway you pass this turn, and from Boonsboro you can follow Alt 40 to a sign "To I-70" if you are returning to the Baltimore-Washington Area.
MAPFunkstown
Description: Funkstown is a small suburb of Hagerstown. It has a quaint and attractive main street, and several small flea/curiosity/collectible/antique markets.
Directions: Leave Hagerstown on Washington St., which becomes Dual Highway (Rt. 40). At the Martin's Shopping Center turn R. on S. Edgewood Drive. This will wind to the left and cross Baltimore St. in Funkstown
MAPRt. 65 Flea Market ****
Address: 7445 Sharpsburg Pike, Boonsboro, MD 21713
Hours: 10-6, 7 days a week
Facilities: Restrooms, Vending Machines
Phone: 304/274-1664
Description: A lot of flea market stuff. Furniture, boxes, suitcases, you name it. Excellent site for character props, etc., but not a lot of small personal items. Some clothing, but not much.
Directions: From Franklin St., turn L on Potomac St., and follow it to the Rt 65 Market. The Market is set back from the road in a farm facility, marked by a blue and white sign. You will see signs for the Washington County Agricultural Center, but if you pass it you have gone too far.
MAPBeaver Creek***
Address: 20202 National Pike, Hagerstown MD
Hours: 9-5 Daily, Closed Wed
Facilities: Restroom
Phone: 301/739-8075
Description: This is three big locations - Beaver Creek, Antique Crossroads, and A&J. Antiques of all sorts, little or no Flea Market items. Lots of display cases with jewelry small props, etc.. Prices are high for this area as this is a prime location.
Directions: leave town on Washington St., headed back towards I-70. Cross under I-70, and Beaver Creek and adjoining complexes will be on your left. Note - coming into town exit South away from Hagerstown on Dual Highway, and you will be there.
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