This antique shop seems almost like a mini Mid-Century modern museum. There are so many interesting…read moreand colorful wares to look at, it's definitely a one-of-a-kind shop. Beautiful selection of colorful glass, mod furniture & art, as well as a fun patio section. The owner was manning the shop and was super friendly and happy to talk about the items on offer. I didn't look at too many prices but did check out a glass decanter that seemed to be priced on par for its quality, style and brand. Super fun antique shop that seems thoughtfully curated.

If you're looking for Mid Century Art, Furniture, Lighting and Collectibles, then this is the store…read morefor you. Rick's experience and trained eye for the unusual and beautiful is the best I have seen for a wonderfully curated collection of high end MCM at very reasonable prices. It's rare to find so many pieces in one shop that get you excited to add to your collection or to outfit a Mid Century home. And to top it off, Rick's a very friendly guy who's love of mcm antiques he shares with every customer. You won't find a better shop anywhere! This is the place!

I stopped in out of curiosity and was pleasantly surprised. The owners of this business are so…read moreenthusiastic and friendly, even their adorable little dog. They have a wonderful curated collection of a variety of things, but the thing that stood out to me was their collection of Blenko glass. Fair prices IMHO. I enjoyed my visit and left with a hysterical pink bicycle horn to announce dinner.

Best selection of refurbished, vintage cast iron that I've ever seen! They also will refinish your…read morecast iron.

Stopped here with my BFF. At first I didn't think she'd be that interested, since they have a lot…read moreof furniture and hardware, but she found more things she liked here than most other vintage/antique places we went! I'd say the prices of the things we were interested in were fair, or a little above average. The place is kind of like a big barn/warehouse, with stuff everywhere. There are aisles to walk through of course, but this isn't where you'd buy pristine home decor. If you want patina, this has it. Feels like a lot of the stuff in here came out of some old barn somewhere. Probably did. The man who helped us was polite and professional, though didn't always take our ques as to when we were ready to purchase. Overall worth a look. Interesting old stuff. Really great if you want to build or craft something and need old parts.

Fantastic! Excellent prices. Hidden treasures. Great architectural salvage. I found replacement…read moreantique door hardware that matched my house exactly. It did take a bit of search time, but none of the other regional architecture salvage sites had anywhere near the options to look through. The place is large but not huge. Do check that they are open before making the drive. Staff is very very helpful and friendly. I've been trekking up to them for over 10 years.

Great prices and organized sales. The most recent sale I felt so taken care of as someone who also…read morelives on a small road that's hard to access with lots of cars because they had shuttles ready for customers. Very pleased and will keep coming back.

I have been to many sales held by this company and the owners have always been so helpful and…read moreattentive to details. if you ever have a chance to go to one of their sales, do not miss it. I went to the sale last weekend on a very narrow road with many driveways. There was a helpful young man ensuring folks didn't park on the narrow road and let me know the organizers had a shuttle running for those of us unable to make the walk to the sale. This house was packed with so many wonderful items! They were organized and displayed beautifully. I bought too much and did use the shuttle to haul my treasures back to my car. While I was inside the sale I heard a woman was upset about the efforts to reduce traffic. Another woman, who claimed to live in the street, was saying that she appreciated the efforts made to keep nonresidents off the narrow drive.

I've been to a lot of antique stores and this one is really worth the stop. Amazing space…read moreoverflowing with history

THE PLACE to get Depression Glassware! Two houses FULL of…read morecolorful Depression Glass! Best selection of Depression Glass that I have seen! Note early closing on Saturdays.

Awesome place to search for some mid century furniture and all different kinds of art. Many…read moredifferent artists have areas displaying their work and the place winds around and the repurposing of this building for something more positive is great to see. Great place to wander around and shop if you're in the market for some art pieces or just to get ideas even.

Lovely very high end stuff in a large variety of styles. The proprietor is friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. Many unique pieces.

I'm not so much in to antiques like i was back in the day but Whistlestop is a really cool, nice,…read moreorganized, large antique store a block from historic Railroad Square. Don't think dusty old furniture, rust, & spiderwebs... everything is clean & shining bright. There is a ton of antiques & collectibles to browse plus it all has price tags although a lot of tags are upside down. More Bakelight & cast iton than I've ever seen in one place. Franklin & Walking Liberty halves, tons of vintage magazine ads all organized like albums in a record store. Jewelry, toys, dolls, furniture, phones, cameras & lenses... I'm guessing the space is around 6,000 square feet including the upstairs. It took me about 40 minutes to do a very thorough walk-through and i could have stayed longer buty parking meter was going to expire so a had to take off. If you like collectibles or antiques definately stop in the place.

One of the nicest and most organized antique shops I've been to. Huge selection. Pricing is clear…read more They have a good deal of furniture, trinkets, and paintings