Black Dog Salvage WHAT’S OLD IS NEW AGAIN Antiques Hunting in the Commonwealth In Bristol, neighboring Grand Antiques and Willow Creek Antiques combine to deliver 29,000 square feet packed with handpicked keepsakes and specialty furnishings that’ll make you say “They just don’t make ‘em like this anymore.” Named for and located in Lynchburg’s historic former red-light district, Buzzards Roost sells everything from decorative ceramics and textiles to old-fashioned farm tools and photographs. Browse the warehouse’s hard-to-resist gems, some sourced from local estate sales. From treasure-laden malls to hidden gems, Virginia’s antiquing scene is well worth the forage. All types of collectors will love combing through specialty shops to discover historical charm, Virginia stories, and craftsmanship from another time. Ready to hunt? From painterly displays to delicate glassware to one-of-a-kind porcelain figurines, The Fanciful Fig curates all manner of vintage mementos for you to uncover. Anchoring Antique Alley in Norfolk’s Ghent neighborhood, it’s the first stop of many during a day spent scavenging. Lucketts Store ’s Leesburg showroom is just as special as its wares. Lodged in a refurbished 19th-century general store, this three-story spot delivers elevated finds. Return for its seasonal markets hosting hundreds of specialty vendors. With more than 6 acres of inventory, Governor’s Architectural Salvage sells reclaimed materials, including wrought-iron gates, clawfoot tubs, and rescued brass knobs. This Mechanicsville spot is a dream for devotees of bygone eras, especially for those engaged in epic home restorations. 62 Virginia .org HANNAH ARMSTRONG
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