Beautiful, historic building. Lots to look at, but not too many items I would consider true antiques. Was thankful for one particular booth that had a couple good finds. Found these early in the visit, so I was excited to explore the remaining booths, only to be a bit disappointed in the rest. Was hoping to see vintage: Pyrex, Jadeite, Catherineholm, Hazel Atlas, Fire King etc. read more

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There's no antique mall there. It closed. The owners said they've been trying to get it off Google.

This location is no longer an antique mall - apparently it burned down during the pandemic. It's now a jewelry store with consignments from estate sales. Simply posting for others who may be looking for antiques in the area. read more

It seemed like this mall was mostly filled with trinkets and thrift store finds; art and smalls. Prices were not high, they had paperback books for a buck, and the lady working was friendly, but none of the merchandise really stood out to me. There were rooms and rooms full of stuff, and some of the areas were dead ends so you had to turn around and go back the way you came in. The mall was up two flights of stairs, however there was a chair lift available. read more

This place goes on forever, it's awesome! It would take years to really appreciate all that they have. It's multiple floors of an old downtown building that used to be the Freeport Business College, of which they still have some of the furniture from. read more

Interesting antique store. In all honesty, I gave it 4 stars based on the coolness of the building more than the contents. The building is an old college from the turn of the century and it still has some of the original tubs and toilets! Some of the doors still have the original writing and there's a balcony upstairs. The antiques are pretty average and it does have some yard sale leftovers and just junk. Lots of vintage (and newer) jewelry if you're into that. read more

glorious, but the staff are all octegenarians, so don't use a creit car, cause you'll be there all day.