On a recent ski trip to Whitecap Mountains, my friends and I stopped to check out this quaint…read morelittle store. Turns out, it was more than quaint and more than little. Antique Depot is a beautiful labyrinth where each section of each room unfolds into an increasingly greater array of gifts, treats, jewelry, toys and more! I highly recommend a stop on your next trip. Each of my friends and I found a handful of treasures to take back home and we didn't break the bank! We had so much fun discovering Mrs. Grossman's stickers from our childhood, beanie babies, children's books, hot cocoa mixes, antique cards and calendars... The list goes on and on! We even found gorgeous jewelry and pill boxes for our relatives. One last thing---the owner of Antique Depot is kind, so kind that she re-opened her shop for us despite being on her way home for the day, and she didn't rush us as we pokily perused her items beyond closing time. You won't be disappointed by this diamond in the north woods!!!! Check it out!!!

The store employees exhibited unprofessional behavior. While browsing, an individual approached to…read moreinquire about the availability of a garbage bin. Upon being informed of the type of waste, the employee refused to accept the request. It is possible to install a garbage bin outside the store, thereby eliminating the need for such requests. Consequently, I refrained from making any purchases due to the unprofessional conduct of the employees.

Jim and Debbie not only answered texts promptly, and gave me confidence to move forward donating…read moreitems, they were great to work with in person They made a trip to the house to look at artwork, consigned some pieces, and gave me a check for unused silver. It was a much better and more personable experience then an auction house I used before. Highly recommended

Holy cow, this place is amazing…read more No junk, expertly curated and arranged, a great variety and top quality make this a great stop for antiques. Everything is clean, nicely presented and in good condition. Lots of good quality oak furniture, cabin ephemera (vintage Pendleton blankets aplenty), artwork and advertising. The owner said about 70% is her own collection supplemented by dealers from all over the state. I scored a pristine 1940's Forest Service propaganda poster for a reasonable price. Definitely check this place out.

The owner and any staff are always knowledgeable and full of info! Beautiful shop with curated…read moredealers and inventory turnover. Something new every time.

Love this place!! Great prices great variety…read more Heidi is wonderful to work with.and answered all our questions

Awesome, diverse, weird collection of collectibles. The proprietor was friendly and very…read moreaccommodating. There is a lot of eye candy here - it is worth visiting just to see her interesting eclectic wares.

This place has a lot to look at. We didn't make it through every table but we will be back. Next…read moretime I'm bringing my walking stick There is something for everyone there including several food trucks. I'm looking forward to when the veggies are all in season. We bought a rhubarb plant to replant at home. My husband loved the gyro food truck and I tried a prime rib sandwich with peppers, o ions and cheese and a cup of tatie tots. I noticed that the food truck I got my sandwich at had a decal stating they were with the fire department. This flea market is run by the fire department. We also bought a couple of nylon lounge seating that looks like an inflatable canoe. I guess you can float on the water with them too. Hasn't been warm enough to try that out yet. I expect us to go back to this event several times between now and Labor Day.

Huge! This was our first time visiting and I'd recommend going early if you can as it gets packed…read more There must be 150-200 sellers - a mix of farmers market, MLM, true flea market stuff and some vintage. I especially liked that many of the booths were shaded under big trees. Plenty of food trucks and snacks too. Bring cash as most stalls didn't take cards. You might find a treasure or not - it's worth a look!

Only antique shop in Boulder Junction that actually has antiques! All the other shops that list…read morethey have antiques are only gift shops. Plus Donna Mae is running the shop & was very pleasant.

Love this store! Really great Native American items. Really great service! Great clothes and…read moremugs.

I was shorted a bonus 45 record from an album I recently purchased,I should have made sure it was…read morein the package,I didn't... My fault,I did call and gave info to someone who seemed concerned,have not heard back,I know there's not much they could do,but I hope they at least reported it to their dealer,maybe Gaslight got shorted, too bad,I used to love shopping there, I collect vinyl for 40 plus years,they have an excellent selection

We used to find treasures here, b/c It's big, well laid out, and fun to wander around. But the last…read morecouple times we were there, I noticed they were really lacking in higher quality items. In our most recent visit there, we only found one item. When we took it up to purchase, the cashier told us that they would soon start charging people for using their credit cards. This was really disappointing. We will probably stop shopping there now that I know this. Who carries around a bunch of cash around in this day and age? This new policy of penalizing people for the convenience of using a credit card seems like a sure fire way of deterring and alienating customers. Also, my husband who is good with finances likes to use credit cards to be able to budget and keep track of our purchases, so he's not enthusiastic about returning.