Betcha Didn’t Know: Uncovering Reisterstown's Hidden Gems- Episode 11

Last Updated 7/9/2025Posted in Betcha Didn’t Know?!

The new faces behind this longtime Main Street children’s consignment shop on Main Street!

Betcha Didn’t Know! A New Start for a Familiar Favorite on Main Street- In this episode of “Betcha Didn’t Know!”, we’re shining a light on a place that many longtime Reisterstown residents have loved for years- The Elephant’s Trunk, a beloved children’s consignment shop. But here’s the twist: it’s under new ownership and getting a fresh start!


We stopped by to chat with the new owners, Tim and Shela, who’ve brought new energy to this local favorite while keeping its original charm intact. From baby gear and gently used clothes to toys, books, and even sportswear The Elephant’s Trunk is still a go-to spot for families looking for quality items at a great price.


In our interview, you’ll hear how the new owners came to take over the shop, what made them want to keep it going, and what they’ve got planned next. It’s about community, supporting small business, and keeping the heart of Main Street alive.


Thank you to Barbara Burdette for developing your vision and making our Main Street special for 15 years!


Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/5dYLRDON-IE

The Elephant’s Trunk is located at 317 Main St, Reisterstown, MD 21136— Stop in and see what’s new (and gently loved)!

https://www.theelephantstrunk4kids.com
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