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Exploring On and On Vintage Marketplace in Scranton

Exploring On and On Vintage and Antique Marketplace in Scranton PA

If you’re looking for information about On and On Vintage Marketplace in Scranton, you’re in the right place!

Interior of the On and On Vintage Marketplace in Scranton, Pennsylvania, featuring a wide aisle flanked by shelves and racks filled with various vintage items. On the left, shelves display glassware, ceramics, and stained-glass lamps, while on the right, clothing racks offer a variety of garments. The exposed wooden beams on the ceiling add rustic charm to the space. In the background, a large 'RECORD TOWN' poster adds a pop of color. — On and On has been open in its current location since September 2017.

On and On is a 6,000 square foot multivendor antique store and vintage marketplace, housed inside a repurposed factory building on the outskirts of downtown Scranton.

A vibrant street scene featuring a large mural of Dwight Schrute on the side of a building. Above the mural, several retro-style advertisements are visible. — Parking lot on the side of the building.

This is more than just a store; it’s a place where pieces of history are for sale, waiting for the next chapter in their story to unfold.

An interior view of the On and On Vintage Marketplace displaying an eclectic mix of items. A pegboard wall is adorned with various kitchen utensils and decorative objects, while the central space features tables with vintage clothing, hats, and jewelry. A Santa figure, a child's ride-on toy, and a collection of lamps can also be seen. The store's rustic charm is highlighted by the wooden ceiling beams above. Natural light streams in, casting shadows on the floor. — An eclectic mix of vintage items for sale in this repurposed factory building.

Hours and Directions

On and On is open Tuesday – Friday 11am-6pm, Saturday 10am-5pm, and Sunday 10am-4pm (closed Monday).

On and On is open Tuesday – Sunday.

The store is located at 1138 Capouse Ave, Scranton, PA 18509.

What You’ll Find at On and On

Before you even walk through the doors, you’ll be greeted by a mural of Dwight Schrute, one of the main characters on The Office.

A large mural painted on the side of a building, featuring a detailed, colorful portrait of Dwight Schrute from The Office against a split red and white background. The text 'THE OFFICE MERCH' appears on a sign to the left, and stickers with 'ON-ON SCRANTON' are on the right side of the mural. — Dwight Schrute mural in the parking lot.

For those that don’t know, the show revolved around a fictional Scranton paper company called Dunder Mifflin, and it aired on NBC for nine seasons between 2005-2013.

A display shelf filled with merchandise themed around the television show 'The Office' at the On and On Vintage Marketplace. Items include 'Dunder Mifflin' koozies, mugs labeled 'World's Best Boss', pin sets, keyrings, magnets, and a sign for 'Schrute Farms'. There are also can coolers with slogans like 'BEER ME JIM' and a 'Pretzel Day' themed mug. — Dunder Mifflin merchandise at On and On.

On and On is a classic multivendor marketplace, featuring everything from mid century modern to vintage to antique to one of a kind new handcrafted products.

A richly decorated space within the On and On Vintage Marketplace, filled with an assortment of items. Shelves and tables display everything from holiday-themed decorations and a miniature Christmas tree to vintage tableware, glassware, and framed artwork. The area is a treasure trove of collectibles with a quaint, festive ambiance, featuring wooden furniture and a blue corrugated wall. A variety of lamps and a Santa figure add to the eclectic mix. — One of many vendor booths at the store.

Vintage clothing aficionados will definitely enjoy browsing here – On and On has been voted Scranton’s Best Vintage Clothing Shop numerous times.

A boutique interior at the On and On Vintage Marketplace displaying a diverse selection of clothing and accessories. Mannequins dressed in colorful vintage dresses are featured in the foreground, while racks of assorted clothing and shelves filled with folded garments line the background. Various styles of jackets are hung on the wall, and an assortment of bags is displayed on a stand. The shop exudes a cozy and eclectic atmosphere with wooden floors and warm lighting. — Vintage clothing for sale.

Vintage vinyl is also well represented at the store.

A section of the On and On Vintage Marketplace dedicated to music, with wooden crates filled with vinyl records in the foreground. A large 'RECORD TOWN' banner hangs on the wall above framed pictures and album covers. On the right wall, there are additional framed photographs and a 'SPIN' magazine cover. The space has a retro vibe with its patterned carpet and brick wall accents. — Recordtown inside the store.

I purchased several albums during my visit, and found the prices to be very reasonable.

A vintage record display at the On and On Vintage Marketplace featuring classic vinyl albums, including 'Love Boys' and 'Taylor Dayne', showcased on a wooden table. The records are propped up in wooden stands for easy browsing, with other albums stored upright in the background. A large black ceramic jug with a red price tag is also visible in the foreground. The blue-paneled wall and warm wood furniture add to the nostalgic ambiance of the shop. — A nice selection of 45s in one of the vendor booths.

Vintage and Mid-century home goods and accessories are plentiful throughout the store.

A detailed view of a vintage store shelf at the On and On Vintage Marketplace filled with an assortment of items including ceramic teapots, bowls, and plates in various colors, ornate stained glass lamps, and a 'Yuengling Beer' tin sign. The shelves are set against a rustic wood background, adding to the antique charm. Various glassware, a green glass vase, and small figurines are also visible, creating a treasure trove of nostalgia. — Vintage housewares.

Shop more than 60 vendor booths, spread out across 2 floors at this former Scranton Electrostat factory, originally constructed in the late 1800s.

An interior staircase at the On and On Vintage Marketplace in Scranton, Pennsylvania, creatively decorated with a variety of colorful vintage license plates from different states on each step. The walls are adorned with framed pictures, and the warm lighting accentuates the wooden textures of the stairway and wall paneling. — Stairway leading to the second floor of the store.

If you’re serious about your antiquing, you could easily spend a few hours at On and On, combing through all the retro goods and kitschy collectibles.

A festive display at the On and On Vintage Marketplace featuring a traditional German Christmas pyramid with spinning fan blades powered by candle heat, set upon a wooden table. Beside it is a ceramic Christmas tree and a vintage toy clown. In the background, various antique items and framed pictures contribute to the shop's nostalgic atmosphere. The blue wall panels and vintage advertising signs add to the charm. — Vintage Christmas décor.

Final Thoughts

Whether you’re a seasoned collector, a vintage fashion enthusiast, or just in search of a unique piece to accent your home, On and On Vintage Marketplace is a must-visit.

A colorful sign for the 'ON&ON MARKETPLACE' with the words 'VINTAGE, HANDMADE & REPURPOSED' below. The sign, adorned with string lights, is mounted on a pole and topped with a whimsical red sleigh and Santa figure. The sign is positioned against the side of a tan building with a clear blue sky above, and it stands over a well-kept grassy area. — Sign in front of On and On Marketplace.

On and On isn’t just a name – it’s a promise that the past will continue to live on, one vintage find at a time!

Inside the On and On Vintage Marketplace in Scranton, Pennsylvania, showcasing an eclectic array of vintage items. The shelves are filled with colorful stained glass lamps, a decorated Christmas tree, and a variety of collectibles. Vintage toys, a sign saying 'SCRANTON IS REAL', and a 'Yuengling Beer' advertisement contribute to the nostalgic atmosphere. Large windows allow natural light to illuminate the wooden floors and the diverse assortment of antiques. — Vintage curiosities of all kinds.

For more information, check out On and On’s OFFICIAL WEBSITE.

An eclectic display at the On and On Vintage Marketplace with a variety of items, including a mannequin head wearing a knit cap, a vintage keyboard on a shelf, and a clear spherical lamp on top. In the background, more quirky items and clothing can be seen, as well as a red vintage gumball machine. The shop features a rustic interior with exposed wooden beams on the ceiling, enhancing the vintage feel of the setting.

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A four-image collage from Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton, PA. Upper left shows a vintage steam engine number 26 inside a roundhouse with steam rising. Upper right features two locomotives, including engine 790, displayed on a turntable with a modern building in the background. Lower left is the Union Pacific 'Big Boy' steam engine number 4012, a large black locomotive parked outside. Lower right is the National Park Service round emblem displayed at the historic site. — Scenes from Steamtown National Historic Site.

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Collage of four photos from the Lackawanna Coal Mine Tour in Scranton, PA. Top left: The welcome sign against a backdrop of the tour building and clear skies. Top right: View from inside a mine car, with visitors wearing hard hats. Bottom left: A tour guide in reflective gear stands before a statue of a miner and a mule at the mine's entrance. Bottom right: A dimly lit mine tunnel with a wooden walkway and electrical lighting extending into the darkness, showcasing the mine's depth and historical ambiance. — Scenes from the Lackawanna Coal Mine Tour.

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