PHYSICAL OUTPOST 001 // NORTHWEST CONNECTICUT
VISIT DEDSTOK RELICSTHE SHOPS AT NEW HARTFORD / FOURTH FLOOR
Visit Dedstok Relics at The Shops at New Hartford
WE’RE OPEN FOR BUSINESS.
Come dig through vintage finds, antiques, Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars, vintage clothing, old advertising, posters, mid-century décor, housewares, ephemera, and useful junk with a few lives left in it.
The Shops at New Hartford · Hurley Business Park · 4th Floor
37 Greenwoods Rd, New Hartford, CT 06057
Current marketplace hours: Wednesday–Sunday 11:00 AM–5:00 PM. Monday–Tuesday: Closed.
Marketplace telephone: (860) 909-1550 This is the marketplace’s general line, not Dedstok’s.
Marketplace hours last verified: August 26, 2026 · Official venue source
THE PILE, OVER TIME
THE PILE IS NOT A PERMANENT EXHIBIT
Vintage, Antiques & Oddities in New Hartford, CT
Dedstok Relics is a tiny salvage museum and vintage booth inside The Shops at New Hartford. The inventory changes constantly, but the pile may include vintage posters, old advertising, paper ephemera, Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars, vintage clothing, records, tools, housewares, mid-century modern décor, toys, cameras, signs, architectural salvage, and objects that are difficult to explain but impossible to leave behind.
If you see something you love, don’t assume it’ll still be here next time.BROWSE WHAT’S CURRENTLY IN THE PILE →
CURRENTLY FLOATING NEAR THE SURFACE

Hurley Business Park
4th Floor
shopsatnewhartford@gmail.com
MEET THE NEIGHBORS
Inside The Shops at New Hartford
Dedstok is one independent booth inside a larger multi-vendor marketplace on the fourth floor of the historic Hurley Business Park. The Shops brings local, handmade, vintage, antique, collectible, art, décor, and one-of-a-kind goods together under one old factory roof—so a trip can support a whole building full of independent sellers.
It is an easy vintage-shopping stop from Winsted, Torrington, Barkhamsted, Canton, Avon, the Farmington Valley, and the Litchfield Hills. Come see Dedstok, then keep wandering. There is considerably more weird stuff in the building.
Rather than invent a stale directory, use the venue’s official channels for the current mix of independent shops, makers, antique dealers, artists, and collectors.































