I truly love the layout of this place! It's easy to navigate and the displays are always eye…read morecatching! I always find treasures at Tammi's Treasures! Great values and friendly staff keep me coming back over and over again! Tammi's is always my first stop on my I55 antique tour.

Beautiful clean organized antique store we love shopping here every month. I have bought some…read morelovely vintage glassware and an adorable end table very reasonably priced.

This is a well established antique mall with a great following. Booths are all clean and curated…read morenicely. Variety of merchandise that will please any shopper's tastes. Prices reflect the quality of the merchandise. There have been a lot of changes to better serve customers. Customer service has improved over the years.

Lots to see so don't be in a rush! Very kind people working…read morehere. Like any antique store, you will find bargains and some high priced items. Very well organized, very nice mall! Will come back!!

This place is under new ownership the last time I stopped. Transitioning to a new name, LIGHTHOUSE…read moreTOO. Lots of dealers situated in an easy to shop layout. Be sure to check out the little booths not on the main aisles. Clean bathrooms and friendly staff make this a must stop as I'm passing through. Easy on and off the expressway, with a Shell gas station right across the road. Stop in and help the local economy while feeding you collection of whatever you might collect. It is all here!

This is a huge antique mall with lots of different seller booths. The woman who greeted me was very…read morefriendly and super helpful. As with all antique stores, it depends what you're looking for, and what happens to be in stock - but definitely worth a rummage.

On our way to Springfield, we realized we had never stopped at this store. We weren't in any…read morehurry, so off the beaten path we go! It's not hard to find though. It's a small place. It reminds me of a little log cabin. We go inside and I am startled by a life size statue...doll...not sure what it was...of a Native American. It scared the heck out of me! lol There was no one around which gave me an eerie feeling. Every time I would see something interesting, it would have a tag that it wasn't for sale. I don't like that. Don't tease me. lol There was lots of dolls, china and old bottles, lots of nickie naks. The place felt tired and worn. Lots of dust everywhere. Not sure we'll be back, but if you're looking for something specific...like R. S. Prussia china or dolls, you might want to stop in here. As we climbed back into the Jeep, a lady poked her head out the front door and called out she was open. Hubby said, we know...we were just in there. I have no idea where she had been.

The cutest shop! if your traveling you have to stop by such friendly service and unique items!read more

This is a confusingly laid out antique mall with a multitude of booths. Many on the first floor are…read moresimply little bookcases with a few items on them. The best items are on the second floor, but expect to wander around aimlessly for some time because of the strange layout, which is quite labyrinthine. The third floor isn't worth your time unless you don't mind being overheated and if you really want the experience of seeing about a million (not kidding) little novelty salt and pepper shakers.

Stopped by randomly while traveling on a trip. Was surprised at the amount of items to look at…read more Definitely one of the better antique malls I have been to.

This is by far.. by far the best antique store for 100 miles in any direction ! I've seen them all…read moreand this store is by far the best ! Along with the owners Mike and Trudy this will be the best antique shopping experience you can find. Return often as there are new treasures regularly !

This was the cutest little place- sorta split into two. There was one half with the super expensive…read morelocal history stuff, and then next door the wife had a cute little spot with less expensive items--like post cards and little tchotchkes. I love in the window of the expensive half, there was an 1890s bicycle from Chicago. There was also a fun former component of a post office, in tact, with multiple p. o boxes and the little outgoing mail slot. This is across from the Lincoln Museum and library. The building is so cute as well.

Should b open earlier on Sundays for travelers. I rated 3 stars since it looked good from the…read moreoutside.

This place closes earlier than the stated hours. Don't be disappointed if they are closed when you…read morearrive!

My friend and I were about to leave town after a wedding. We wanted to experience something fun in…read morethis super cute town and we found an antique shop that was open. It's a very well-curated shop with a friendly and knowledgeable owner. I bought an orange Fiesta bowl. Not sure what I'll do with it, but it was so very orange. Really neat stuff here. Well above average antiques shop... and it looks like they're expanding into the next room! Goody for you folks who live closer.

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