I stopped into The Black Goose on a whim on my drive home, and let me tell you, I LOVED IT…read more The staff were all so attentive and friendly, and I felt the vintage pieces for sale were VERY reasonably priced. I only wish I didn't live so far away! I'd be back in all the time!

The Black Goose is small and unassuming. Yet, there are plenty of potential gifts inside for…read moreyourself or others. The candles specifically had a lot of great options. The main reason we came was the food and drinks, though. Both I found to be delicious. I'll definitely return in the future!

The market closes at 3 and we got there around 12:45pm. It was a hot and gross day and be aware…read morethat while there are some areas that are covered the vast majority of it is full sun. Not a problem for us, we expected as much. The nice thing about going so late was that a lot of the vendors were ready to leave and wanted to make a deal. I would love to see the selection if we went earlier bc we found quite a few treasures in the 1.25th a we were there. Treasurers from every era and at great price points. Vintage Delicate Japanese tea sets, MCM decanters, records, pottery, vintage advertising- it had it all! Some vendors definitely snuck in a couple of things that were newer, but all in all it was the promised 25yrs or older. If you love treasure hunting this is a great place to go. Things to note: -the fee is now $4 -ample free parking -food and drink vendors available (try the kettle corn) -full sun -vendors leave early on slow/hot days (who can blame them?)

This place is wonderful! All kinds of great vendors selling a truly varied array of antiques and…read moreretro offerings from all over the world. You can go from a booth selling vintage Barbies from Japan to one that makes jewelry from billiard balls or tables from drums. Goods for every budget and price point. Vendors are friendly as well, and there are even food vendors so you can make an entire day of your visit!

Cute antique store/flea market right in the heart of Downtown. Everything was displayed beautifully…read moreand the prices were very reasonable.

Make a point to stop in every time in Madison. Friendly people with an assortment of different,…read moreunique and fun things. Not super big, but well worth the time

Mr. Kelly is one of the nicest men around. If you want a quality piece that will last as long as…read moreMr. Kelly (He will be 93 next month!) you want to visit his shop. It may be a Hodge Podge of dusty antiques, but what do you expect in an antique store! Plan a visit one afternoon when you are not busy, but plan to stay all afternoon!

For anyone who isn't local to the area, please understand this place is basically just a storage…read morebuilding for one elderly man's stuff that he refuses to part with. Locals have been born, raised and had families of their own in less time than Kelly's been holding onto this building with the same trinkets lining the windows. I give it 2 stars only because it's been around so long that the character of the strip would be lost without it.

This business is wonderful !! THE place If you are interested in Indian artifacts, antiques,…read morepottery, statuary or just plain cool and unusual things !! Worth the visit !!

From the owner: Buckeye Trading Post offers garden decor, such as concrete statuary, fountains, benches, birdbaths,…read morememorial plaques, and pots, antiques, new gifts, artifacts, and oddities on an historic 1830's farm. Check out our complimentary museum displays from around the world while at the shop. Open every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, & Saturday from March through Christmas time from 10 am to 4 pm. In the winter season (late December, January, & February), we are open by appointment (or chance) by calling 812-584-1100, OR you can have the rock shop next door (Vinson's Rock Shop) open the Buckeye Trading Post for you during their hours. Best Prices on Concrete Garden Decor in the Tri-State, and Most Unique Shop in the Area!

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.

So big, great selection and prices! With 1970's music playing overhead, loved that!…read more We purchased a nice haul! Highly recommend!

I have been a customer of this store since it opened . From…read morea patron s experience I give them a 5 star rating in every aspect . I hope management appreciates what great employees they have !