This place is mammoth! Rows and rows with rows off rows of everything. From furniture to toys. Lots…read moreof albums and even some at great values. Plan a couple hours for exploring. Make this a stop after the Springfield Flea Market.

This was the best trip ever. So much fun to go. Love all the fun surprises we found. We spent 3…read morehours and still didn't make our way through it all. Definitely going back! There are people working there that will take your special finds to the front while you shop. It's definitely worth the trips!

I love hitting up antique shops and as they go, this is a pretty good one. Besides the main shop…read morearea, there's a basement with 2 rooms and two additional rooms upstairs. Lots & lots of things to bruise through. From stuffed animals to wine and sausage presses, glassware, crocks, old beautiful cash registers, Prices on most items were more than fair, but not all. I'll be stopping by again, for sure.

I was pleasantly surprised with this antique mall. It's larger than I thought with the addition of…read morethe lower level. There is a large assortment of items including dishes and furniture which was what I was looking for. Walking through was easy and enjoyable and not so crowded. It's worth your time to seek this place out.

I will always love this place, it's where I found my 4 pc set of pink pyrex bowls at a great price…read moretoo. There is a discount given when paying by cash or check...how nice is that? The store is huge and spacious, so be sure to take your time. And the staff is super friendly!!

This is a nice antique store that is run by the local historical society. The main floor is filled…read morewith a great variety of things from the past, including many antiques. Prices are very reasonable on most items. I was told that the workers are all volunteers. And upstairs is the local museum too!

If you transported this store to Indy, locals would have a hayday rummaging through the…read moresocheapitsfunny two stories filled with antiques ranging from coffee cans filled with skeleton keys and 1950s vintage aqua chairs to fur coats and Fiestaware. The building housing the Antique Mall in "downtown" Union City (Columbia Street) is known as the "old Kirshbaum building." For those who crave a dose of nostalgia, it's like stepping in to a time capsule with the tin ceilings, old glass cases and beautiful wide, carpeted stairway. I most often turn to the Mall when I'm looking for something in particular, for instance, my white 1950s wooden dining room table or skeleton keys I once used to make earrings. However, if I just want to have a good hour of moseying fun, my legs will take me in. The sad thing, in my opinion, is that my neighbors and fellow Union City-ans don't realize how lucky we are to have this beautiful business in our town. I more often hear of people turning to Target and WalMart for their furniture than buying something that not only has character, but is equally as cheap (not to mention the reduce, reuse, recycle aspect;). Grateful to have this charming and beautiful business in my hometown - I highly recommend stopping in if you're in the area.

I like booth type antique malls because you never know what you are going to get. I did not get to…read moresee all of it so I am going to have to go back, my friends were way too fast shopping. What I did see I thought some things were priced well and some were overpriced but that is the way it is when you have booths as everyone prices their items differently. I did end up purchasing some items and the gal at the counter was quick and nice. I will make a run back to this shop so I can see the rest of it.

Cambridge is a charming Midwestern town in Wayne County, Indiana. The town was once a…read moretransportation hub with four railroads, the Whitewater Canal and the Cumberland National Road. National Road Antique Mall is one of 17 antique shops in the town. The mall is filled with two stories of antique booths that carry primitive antiques and vintage Americana. Many booths were offering sale prices. I was greeted when I walked in by friendly staff. The mall is clean with mostly wide aisles. There is a restroom centrally located on the first floor. There as plenty of free street parking today, but probably at a premium when summer rolls around.

Here's one of those rare times I wish we could give more than five stars. A completely unique…read moreshopping experience that's recommended in so many ways. First off, you will find a vast and constantly changing selection of antique and vintage home furnishings and decor- cabinets, hutches, shelves, accent tables, kitchen ware, a dizzying array of baskets in all shapes and sizes - which the the kind owners gather as they hunt estate sales, flea markets and the like. Most of these pieces are American made, all are handcrafted and one-of-a-kind. Some will have been lovingly restored by proprietor Damien - who also crafts new pieces and can do so to your specifications! We recently bought a house in the area and are slowly making it our very own. I'm in need of a short shelf/hook rack, which might easily be obtained as a cheap piece of crap from Walmart mass-produced in communist China - or I'll pay a few dollars more and have one handmade right here in Ohio. Take a guess which I've decided on. In addition to wood crafts, proprietress Shannon makes personalized T shirts, coffee mugs and koozies with a great selection of designs to choose from. Still don't see something that grabs you? No worries, bring your own design and she'll make it happen. They say you can't always get what you want but that doesn't seem to apply here! Something here for everyone and great gift ideas too. Any unscheduled closing (doesn't happen often) is posted on their facebook page, so if you're making a special trip might want to check that first- or call. My other tip is, if you see something that grabs you- grab it now! I highly recommend you get over to the Workshop.

So much imagination and all items well-made. All the things…read moreyou want, but don't know where to find them. LOOK HERE! And they will custom make what you want if they don't already have it.

I came in based on a recommendation. The place is large and made up of booths rented by different…read moredealers. I came in looking for furniture and that was pretty limited. Some of the booths are well organized and some are just a mess. I did find one fantastic basket but not much else. The lady working here was delightful. She reached out to the person that had the booth and tried to get me the best price possible. That was appreciated. Especially since the basket was marked pretty high. If I was in the area I would definitely check back but I wouldn't drive the 45 minutes I drove to get here again just to come in. Worth checking out though if in the area.

I am originally from Portland and have been to many antique malls in various states, I love this…read moreplace! Over the years I have found many treasures and the staff are so friendly and helpful. I would recommend this mall to anyone who loves to spend time looking, because there is a lot to see here!

This antique store has a hidden gem secret.....inside is a cream parlor that serves the best ice…read morecream in the Midwest. The ice cream is handmade by Sister Cleo, a 91 year old nun. All the ingredients are made by Cleo from scratch. For example, she extracts sassafras roots for the root beer flavor in her root beer ice cream. She offers about a dozen flavors, including a special flavor each month. My husband had an ice cream cookie sandwich, which he devoured so fast I couldn't get a photo. I had a cone filled with caramel ice cream which was creamy and of course, heavenly. So here's the best part...I went outside to eat my cone in their little garden. Sister Cleo was just arriving to work in her electric mobile chair from the nearby convent and we chatted. She is charming and interesting. So, there are antiques in the little shop. Jim, the clerk was kind and invited us to look around. They carry a nice selection of primitive and mostly American antiques. There are clocks, paintings, ancient kitchen ware, pottery, local artifacts and so much more. Prices were a bit steep for me, but I enjoyed looking. A tempting Circus poster caught my eye. So no matter where you are in the world, jump in your car, get on a plane, hop on a boat, get to Oldenburg, Indiana and try one of Sister Cleo's ice creams. And I hope you get to meet her. There is free street parking and the building is accessible.

Cute shop with lots of local antiques plus bonus Ice Cream Shoo. I thought most of the prices on…read morethe things I liked were a bit high. It was displayed very neatly and with thought. We didn't intend to have ice cream but we thought we may as well. Ice cream was good and one scoop was a nice portion.

Great little store for the primitive person. Store owner is very nice and the staff is friendly…read more They have many different kind of items from candles, tarts,curtains and furniture. Lots of other primitive stuff to much to list.

The shop has great items and is merchandised well. Clean and not musty smelling. Prices are fair…read more The customer service is a C-. Indifferent and not really willing to help you or help you get your purchase out of the store.

I came in today with 2 of my friends and had a horrible experience. We had never been here before…read moreand were excited to look at the antiques, but the woman on staff was very unwelcoming to us. We walked in and greeted her and smiled and were ignored. Red flag #1. As we walk through the store looking at what they had to offer, we notice the woman behind the desk following us and circling us. There were several other customers that did not experience this treatment. This in itself was not an issue. When I had made my way towards the back of the store with my boyfriend after examining everything else, the woman had followed us and practically ran after us. She came up to us and said "you need to stay in the front where I can see you." I had noticed a sign on the door regarding minors unattended in the store however my friends and I are all in our early 20's. This is completely unacceptable treatment. All parts of the store should be welcome to all patrons regardless of their age or how they look. I firmly believe that we were treated this way because of our appearance as we are young people with facial piercings and my boyfriend is a minority. I must note that up until this point we had been completely respectful costumers and were not causing a disturbance whatsoever, simply looking at antiques like anyone else. The only difference between us and the other customers who were not treated this way was our appearance. The woman on staff what a short older woman with a blonde bob. I surely hope this issue is addressed so no other young people experience this treatment when shopping at this establishment. Antiquing isn't just for old people. (: