The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Hermon

“Whether you’re chasing a Justice League #1, rare Beatles vinyl, Blue Willow pieces, or graded sports cards, Antique Marketplace packs two floors and 50+ independent dealers into 13,000 square feet of pure browsing joy. It’s the spot where Bangor folks score conversation starters without scrolling another minute.”

From the Bangor newsletter, September 7, 2026

“Central Maine Antique Mall is stacked with period finds from the 1800s and 1900s, think antique chairs and dressers, fine art, baseball cards, coins, toys, and jewelry, so swing by this week and see what calls your name. Got a mystery heirloom at home? They can help you determine the value.”

From the Bangor newsletter, August 30, 2026

“Chain thrift shop offering a variety of items at reasonable prices.”

“Give your wardrobe and living room a lift this week with a treasure hunt at Polish, where curated consignment spans trendy and timeless pieces for women and men, plus furniture, decor, bags, shoes, and more. Good style, smaller footprint, real Bangor vibes.”

From the Bangor newsletter, September 23, 2026

“Stretch your budget without sacrificing style at The Growing Place, a consignment boutique packed with high-end, name-brand finds for babies, kids, and moms-to-be. Expect a constantly refreshed mix of clothes, gear, toys, books, even furniture... sustainable wins for your wallet and the planet.”

From the Bangor newsletter, August 24, 2026

“This week, whether your closet needs a trend refresh or timeless staples, Polish curates pre-loved women’s (Juniors, Women, Plus) and men’s pieces plus furniture and home goods that actually feel like you. Shop local, save some cash, and score something unique while doing Bangor a solid on sustainability.”

From the Bangor newsletter, September 16, 2026

“When the kids keep growing and the gear keeps multiplying, The Growing Place has high-end, name-brand consignment for babies, kids, and moms-to-be in Bangor. Expect an ever-changing mix of clothes, toys, books, and equipment that feels like treasure hunting... swing by this week.”

From the Bangor newsletter, September 13, 2026