Loonie’s Bin

This is an amazing hidden treasure. You have to visit. Great for gift shopping.

I love this store. I was visiting my Grandparents and they had told me about a small «Hole In the wall Vintage store» they thought I would like. Boy were they right! Soooo many beautiful pieces at (in my opinion for the condition these items were in) were ridiculously IN-​expensive. Honest to goodness Victorian era items like purses and Valentine’s sets etc-​NOT REPLICAS. The couple who own the business are just wonderful. They know so much about what they sell. They also repair broken items too! the lady showed me an old metal toy bus that’s paint was chipped off and dented. She showed me where there problems were and I was amazed. Looked like NEW! As the other poster said you can get lost in time there talking with these knowledgeable and kind folks. Get to the Loonie Bin and see what your missing like the life sized Boston Strangler, some free lessons on fashion, décor and other things vintage.
This place is awesome!

I can’t believe I am the first review of this little hidden gem!
When I was in Junior High years ago I use to walk past this store and always thought it looked cool. It wasn’t till years and years later that I would actually get the privilege of going in. My husband bought me a few things from this place for x-​mas one year and so my mom, sister, my brother and I came in one day to check it out. We ended up staying over 2 hours. The store is small but they have some awesome antiques, stuff I’ve never seen before. I recommend this place to people who love antiques either to buy or just browse, either way its a cool place to check out.
The reason we stayed so long is the amazingly friendly owners. It is a husband and wife and boy they are the sweetest people ever!!!
They had so many stories and were so interesting we just all stood there and chatted for a long while. The cool thing is they told us they have a life size wax figure in there home (which is attached to the shop) of the Boston Strangler. I wanted to see it but we didn’t get a chance!
Maybe next time…