About the market

Wurtsboro Antique Market

An 8,000 square foot antique mall on Sullivan Street, home to nearly 100 independent dealers and a rotating archive of American furniture, folk art, and collectibles.

What this site is

This website is the digital front door of the Wurtsboro Antique Market, and it does three jobs. It tells you what is inside the building and how to plan a visit. It gives every dealer in the market a page of their own, with photos, specialties, contact details, and a comment wall where collectors can ask questions between visits. And it publishes the Journal, a growing library of articles about Catskills history, collecting, restoration, and the antique trail along Route 17.

Vendors use the portal to keep their own profile current — uploading new finds and answering shoppers directly — while the market team lists events, shares community news, and keeps the directory accurate.

Who it is for

Serious collectors hunting authentic mid-century modern furniture, gas and oil signs, or O&W railroad memorabilia. Weekend treasure hunters driving up from New York City on Route 17. Neighbors in Sullivan County looking for a Saturday morning to disappear into. Interior designers sourcing one honest piece for a room, and dealers restocking their own booths. If you like old things with a story, this market was built with you in mind.

Who builds and runs it

The market is owned and operated by the Wurtsboro Antique Market team in Wurtsboro, New York. This site is designed, written, and maintained in-house by that same team, with each dealer responsible for the photographs and words on their own vendor page. Articles in the Journal, event listings, and the community guide are researched and written by the market team, not syndicated from elsewhere. Questions, corrections, or a listing you would like changed are welcome by phone at 845 644 4132 or through our contact form.

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