Shopping for Treasures at Olde Factory Antiques & Crafts in Hummelstown

Olde Factory Antiques & Crafts is a fun antiques market to visit if you're looking for old furniture, collectibles, handcrafted items, etc. The marketplace is in an old 3-story brick factory building that was built in 1898. 

Hours of Operation: Open 7 Days a Week
Monday through Saturday 9 AM to 5 PM
Sunday 12 Noon through 5 PM

You'll find it located at 139 S. Hanover Street in Hummelstown, Pennsylvania. It's about a 10 minute drive from downtown Hershey and a 15-18 minute drive from Harrisburg. You'll find free parking in the designated parking lot . There are several doors into the building, follow the signage as you need to enter using the side door. 

Once inside you'll find approximately 150 different vendors selling their wares. There are 3 floors that have elevator access or you can take the stairs. They do have a restroom for patrons only. Please be aware that during the summertime it can get extremely hot inside. Only certain areas are air conditioned while others have large fans running to circulate the air. 

During our visit we spotted antique furniture, glassware, books, lighting fixtures, toys, games, old tools, collectible dolls, books, vintage jewelry, and more! There are numerous craft vendors selling handcrafted goods like potpourri, candles, goatmilk soaps, lotions, jewelry, country & primitive home decor, herbal tea, and general arts & crafts. A really nice selection of items.

The majority of the booths are easy to navigate through while others were pretty crowded with items. At times you needed to watch where you were walking so that you didn't trip or bump into something. Most sellers keep their boots organized and clean. A few others...well, should clean up. 

We purchased several items during our shopping visit. We purchased a small wicker table for our back porch, a kitchen canister, a few home decor accent pieces, 2 bars of goatmilk soap and my wife found a brand new pair of sandals that she got at a bargain price. All purchases are paid for at one central checkout register. 

At the time of this post their website was down. In the meantime if you want to learn more about the Olde Factory Antiques & Craft Store...I recommend that you visit their Facebook page.