Byers' Choice Ltd.

Driveway in there is  whimsy with the  view of  sculptures.
Once inside best to walk towards the right. It's like a museum, take the scenic route. Nice surprise the observatory deck to see the carolers being made. Last stop is the store with a variety of choices.
Unfortunately they do not make smaller scale (miniature ) carolers. The staff tried to help. But admitted they didn't have them. Nonetheless, I did  find something suitable.
They are pricey. Take the scenic view to find the  "sidewalk sale" section.
Worth Exploring!

A truly magical place to go during the holidays or any time of year. Hundreds of dolls are set up in various scenes harking back to the old days and classic 1800’s London feel. They have events where you can build your own doll as well as contests and raffles. A large store area is available to browse at the end of your journey through the doll displays. Definitely worth the trip, and totally free!

Absolutely fabulous store and historic museum of new and old hand made and crafted Buyers Choice figures. The owners have been a big part of giving back to the community and beyond. Workers can be viewed at work from th observation deck. Such a heartwarming experience 💕

A visit to Byers is our new family holiday tradition! It's less than an hour's drive from Philly with free parking and free access to their exhibit rooms, and no reservation necessary. Byers is a family business that handcrafts holiday figurines, notably their Carolers. There's a short optional video about the company's history and commitment to giving back to the community. There are entire rooms (filled with hundreds of Carolers) celebrating a Dickens' Christmas, early America, Santa's workshop and a New England winter. The tour ends in the gift shop with no sales pressure to buy. There are public restrooms. It would be nice if they added a food and beverage area.

Enjoyed stopping here and walking around their museum. There are some incredible exhibits from around the world. One of the best aspects was that it was free to visit. I'd like to see what their place looks like when the weather is nice.

I think kids would enjoy walking through during the Christmas holiday.