Fantastic house and jewelry finds! They even have some clothing and other accessories along with a…read moresecond location a minute walk away. Prices are great, you do your shopping, they bundle it for you. The ladies who work there are treasures just as much as what they have in store. Highly suggest checking this one out!

A fun place to browse with lots of nooks and grannies full of "junque." Has a warehouse in an old…read moregas station one block away with more treasures.

This antique shop is a real hidden gem.The shop owners were pleasant and informative.Even though…read morethe shop is small, it is well organized, clean and everything is displayed attractively.You won't be disappointed! The prices are very fair and owners will negotiate.Lots of easy parking.I highly recommend you go see for yourself.

From the owner: Florida Marion Antiques stands out as a charming destination for antique enthusiasts, offering a…read moredelightful blend of unique treasures and a welcoming atmosphere. The store features an impressive selection from exquisite jewelry to beautifully crafted hardwood sculptures, ensuring that every visit is a treasure hunt filled with potential finds.

this is once again a GIGANTIC store...whew! Get your walking cane or stroller and come on down !…read more It's 15,500 square feet of antiques with 136 individual vendors. This antique mall has been around a long long time and is very well established. I looked around and noticed that a lot of what I was seeing is knick knacks and I was looking more for furniture. There is SOME furniture to be had but really not much and the prices are very high. Yes...I like knick knacky things but I certainly wouldn't fill up my house with them.

Well I think it is a swell place because I collect authentic vintage Florida citrus crate labels,…read moreand I encountered a treasure trove of them at one of the booths in this facility. I found many that I did not have in my collection, most importantly Piney Wood Belle / Leesburg, which I have not seen for sale anywhere. This is the one that is reproduced on the sign in the park in front of Leesburg City Hall. I spent the most I have ever spent for a label for that one. Anyway, aisles not too cramped, well lit, things are nicely displayed, not haphazard piles of junk. This is one of those former large store now divided into vendor booths, like the one by Russel Stover in Wildwood, or next to Savealot in Wilwood.

Stopped in during our first 2022 antique central Florida tour. Lots of great booths, from music, to…read moremilitary to glassware there's something for everyone.

Could spend a couple of hours looking around and still miss something. It is big and plentiful, but…read morein a comfortable, organized way. No need to dig through stuff. The owners are helpful and accomodating. I never have left empty-handed. Always find at least one "treasure".

Didn't snap any pictures while walking around but this place is awesome and HUGE! Sad they are…read moreclosing down - last day at the end of July. But most of the vendors do have sales on their booths that range from 40-50% off. Great selection of antiques and the prices are really good. Staff is super friendly and helpful. We were also told that a similar type antique store is opening down the road after this one closes. Keep that in mind:)

Super friendly…read more Lots of large furniture pieces. Found some grams and would come back for some lawn ornaments. Worth the stop.

I'm really sad to give this only 2 stars - I was wanting to give it at least 3. The owner is so…read morehelpful but that's not what it's all about. This is similar to a "vintage mall" where each section is leased out by a vendor to display their goods for sale. Unfortunately most of those "goods" are in horrible condition. Part of the front area is okay with a few glass showcases with crystals and older dishware. But the remainder are a lot of yard sale items. VHS movies, used everyday books, used purses, 1,2 & 3 dollar items. Furthermore all of these tiny old items are just crammed together in no order. Some are hung on the walls simply by a nail! Only the front few showcases are glass and nice looking. The rest, especially in the back, are garage sale plastic & PVC shelves that are broken or tied together. Previous to this business was a long time sports bar and you can still tell it. The bar itself is still in there being used as a front check out counter. As well, no improvements have ever been made to the space since. It still has the dark walls and the indirect sports bar overhead lighting. Actually the name Legends conjures a bar theme also.

From the owner: From the moment you walk into Legends Vintage Goods, you'll be surrounded by a positive, warm…read moreatmosphere as you take in our expansive selection of treasures. As you start exploring you'll find vintage and antique goods, mid-century items, collectibles, and home decor that'll appeal to everyone from the antique hunter to the bargain hunter. Our eclectic selection means you'll be surprised and delighted by what you find whether it's your first time or your hundredth time here. And you'll always be treated to friendly, engaging service as you search for your next legendary find.

A fun store for browsing. Inventory includes more gift items, used furniture, then the resale shop…read morenext-door..

One of the cooler antiques browsing experiences I have had in Ocala. A must for everyoneread more

Come on in and browse around, not only do I have paper money but some very nice coins for your…read moreconsideration. If it was issued in the United States, there is a chance I might have one for you collection or can acquire it for you.

This is one of those used to be some national retailer that vacated, and the area is now divided up…read moreinto booths. Many of these we see are now antique booths, such as on Main St. in Leesburg, and just off of Main St in Wildwood. This one was more of an indoor flea market, although some booths had vintage items, bottles, plates. An interesting place to check out, worth a stroll