The Spring edition of the Elverson Antique Show was held March 22 and 23 for the second time in its new location, the Honey Brook Elementary School. In its 60-year history, the show has moved from its original location in the Elverson Firehouse to Twin Valley High School and now its present location.Honey Brook is a small borough in Chester County, a 10-minute drive from Elverson and off the Morgantown exit of I-76. Nestled on a ridge between the east and west branches of the Brandywine Creek, Honey Brook is in close proximity to Lancaster and Berks Counties.It provides visitors with an opportunity to shop for antiques that reflect the rich heritage of the area and has become one of the regions premier antique shows. The majority of the 40-plus dealers are from Pennsylvania, with others coming from Ohio, Indiana, Virginia, New Jersey, and New York. One dealer comes from Vermont. Categories such as stoneware, redware, folk art, furniture, fraktur, paintings, quilts, coverlets, butter prints, baskets, toys, painted smalls, historical china, and advertising were well-represented. The layout of the show, utilizing the gym, cafeteria, and adjoining hallways, led shoppers through well-designed attractive booths as they searched for that unique item to add to their collections. The opening crowd was strong on the first day as dealers welcomed old customers and interacted with those new to attending an antiques show. Dealers enjoyed meeting new customers and answering their questions about the items. Prices ranged from $10 to five figures; there was something for everyone. Taking a break from shopping, patrons were able to sit and enjoy sandwiches from the food truck at the show. For those who want to experience the atmosphere of a small show with outstanding antiques at affordable prices and friendly dealers, the Elverson Antique Show is a cant miss show. The majority of dealers reported good sales, indicating a healthy marketplace. Photos representing some of the items for sale at the show accompany this story. The Fall show will be back at the Honey Brook Elementary School on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 1 and 2. For further information see the shows Facebook page, website, or call 707-310-4488.