There’s a place in Rowley, Massachusetts where treasure hunters and bargain seekers converge every Sunday morning like clockwork, armed with cash and an eagle eye for that perfect find—Todd Farm Flea Market, the antiquing adventure that’s been turning one person’s castoffs into another’s prized possessions for generations.
You know that feeling when you find a $20 bill in an old jacket pocket?
Multiply that by about a thousand, and you’ll understand the rush that keeps people coming back to this sprawling outdoor marketplace.
The sun hasn’t fully stretched its arms across the Massachusetts sky when the first eager shoppers begin arriving, travel mugs of coffee clutched in hand, ready to scour tables laden with everything from Revolutionary War-era artifacts to 1980s action figures still in their original packaging…