What an adorable little antique shop!…read more The women working there were so nice to us when we came in, and very friendly. There were booths full of all sorts of things. Everything from dinnerware to clothes, to jewelry and toys, and books and craft supplies and cradles and kitsch. We could have spent so much time digging around in here. We weren't looking for anything specific, just spending a lazy day wandering town. I ended up buying a super cute Halloween cookie plate for a steal at $5. This is a hidden gem of a spot, and I'd definitely visit again if I'm ever in Alton again.

I love antique stores and this store for me is the perfect kind! Lots of different booths and…read moreareas, large variety of items and friendly welcoming staff! I am always looking for rotary phones and not only did they have a beautiful one in perfect condition, it was incredibly reasonably priced! It made my whole day it was such a good find. I will always come back here every time I'm in Alton!

A little place tucked in between the dollar store and Honey baked ham. I've been coming here for…read moreyears. I never find a lot of stuff, but every once in a while I will stumble upon a treasure. This place has the little booths; one for each seller. The lady behind the counter is always friendly and makes you feel welcome. To me, it's mostly garage sell stuff, but it's a fun place to just look around if you have some time. You never know what you may find. The hours are Monday-Saturday 10:00 to 8:00 and Sunday 10 to 5. Over 50 vendors.

Such a cute little place tucked away by the dollar store. They rent separate booths to each vendor,…read moreso everything is different no matter where you are looking! Every time you stop by, you're always going to find something new and exciting! If you love vintage and antiques, I highly suggesting sipping in here for a look!

Great place to stop with plenty to see . . . giants, quirky atmosphere, large gift shop, ice cream,…read moresnacks and welcoming staff. If traveling Route 66 as we were be sure to get your stamp.

Watched two old guys by the counter staring at little girls behinds as the girls walked away from…read morethem. Not sure if they worked there or not, but they never took their eyes from several young girls. Maybe they were looking at flies flying around from the filthy store. Either way, this place screams "creeps are welcome here"

We love finding places like this, stocked w/true antiques, carries an eclectic assortment of…read moreEVERYTHING and the prices are truly reasonable and affordable. My wife found several pieces of religious things at great prices. At the end, everything was wrapped carefully and there's lots of parking. Btw, restrooms are in the back of the building and clean and spacious.

This is a store that has antique booths in it but it has other crafty booths as well. It kind of…read morehas a yard sale feel. There was a booth that had tons of old toys that I remembered from my childhood and that was cool. It is worth dropping in because there are a lot of things to look at but I also saw some items that were overpriced. Check it out if you like a collection of random items old and new!

This is a nice little antique store. There are lots of vintage items too, but a good collection of…read moreantiques. The store owner and staff are helpful and the booths are not all junked up. You can actually see what everyone has for sale instead of having to dig around. The prices are good and I recommend that you stop on by.

What a find! Proprietors are VERY engaging, friendly and witty. Happy to share info about the…read morearea, including other antique shops worth visiting. Wares are priced fairly but can be bargained for if you feel compelled. Great variety. Huge place taking in both the old funeral home and furniture store next door. (Ask the owner why furniture stores and funeral homes used to be located side by side.) TIP: Shopped first at Alton and Grafton. Big mistake. Should have just enjoyed the drive and skipped the antiques 'til we reached Jerseyville. Found the perfect statue for the yard. Been looking for more than two years for just the right size, patina, etc. Now St. Francis gets to take a road trip back to Texas!

When I say the owners of this store are the sweetest older couple in the world, I mean it…read morewholeheartedly. I came in once and bought a mug for my dad. It was a sturdy looking ceramic mug that said, "Pennsylvania Dutch," a nod to his mother's heritage. They have a great collection of antiques - mostly glassware, fine china, pottery. It's also a museum for something - Coca Coca maybe? I'll try to remember to check and edit this. The building itself is historic and lovely. The gentleman owner who is always there when I go was born on one end of town, many moons ago, and now lives on the other. He is a wealth of stories and is very interesting. The mug I bought was priced at $12-15, I don't remember exactly. I thought that was fair and wasn't going to haggle; but, he gave me a discount, probably based on my excitement about the mug and appreciation of his great conversation. I only paid $10 - which was a great bargain in my eyes.

I was outside looking at items on the building and an old man came out and yelled at me. He was…read morevery rude and I will not be returning.

This auction house was purchased and now operated by the Harman family in Alton, IL. While it's not…read moretheir main location (Shipman, IL is the big one), they sure know how to hustle and keep the pace steady. Open on Thursdays, except in January and July (when their family travels to play excellent music). Highly recommend.

This is a good auction house. Prices are pretty good. The only thing I don't care for is when they…read morehave too many rings going on at once. The people who at at the auction are always friendly.

Generational business and they have it down pat. They can move quickly. Lots of quality items…read more They close down in January and July (they travel, putting on music in those months; they're very good at that, too). Highly recommend. Best auction in Southern Illinois and Eastern Missouri. A bit of a hike, but worth it.

We went there tonight 9-9-25. The old man with one leg in a wheelchair was auctioneering. Someone's…read moresmall child got upset. The parents took them out. About 45 mins later, the kid got upset and the parents took them out again. The old man stopped the auction and yelled "I've already told you once to get the fucking kid out of here, now do it!" He continued on to say "I've parented my kids with Spankings and discipline, I suggest you do the same!" I myself as a parent was bewildered by his lack of respect to paying costumer's. The parents were visibly upset as they did what they could in the situation. The building is huge and they were taking the child out as fast as they could. Many others were visibly upset with his lack of empathy. I hope his kids turn out better than he is because we WILL NOT be back. We have done many of auctions up there. They always have a great selection of items and you can normally get deals. No deal is worth what I witnessed tonight. We will not be back especially if he is around. If I could give less than 1 star I would in a heart beat.