Morpeth Antique Centre

Campbell's Store has been trading on Morpeth's main street since 1846 — first as a general store and haberdashery, then as a craft centre after Trevor and Shirley Richards restored the derelict building in 1986. It became an antique centre in 2016 when Newcastle's Centenary Centre closed and thirty-two displaced dealers needed somewhere to go. The 170-year-old shopfront now houses jewellery, vintage fashion, industrial and nautical salvage, and fine art across multiple rooms. Out the back, blue barn buildings hold a gallery, gourmet foods and a ginger beer factory. The Servant's Quarters tearoom does daily-changing homemade specials and fresh-baked scones. Thursday to Sunday.