Don Khoury is a blessing to the community and has been for years. I love his store, The Wishing…read moreWell is a classic, my favorite candy and unique treasures store. America was founded on the values that Don and his wife Sharon have always stood for. Let Freedom Ring, God bless Mr Khoury and America! Sharon is in the loving arms of her Lord and Savior now. Iron Mountain will never be the same without Sharon and The Wishing Well.

I used to love going here, but the location has turned very Trump-ian. I cannot speak to the inside…read moreas I did not go in again but there are lots of Trump shirts windows, making me not wanting to go in. My rating is still an OK because of my good memories and hopefulness for a change or that there are still special things hidden amongst the Trump merch.

Wonderful store in Lovely Norway, Michigan. They have a knowledgeable, honest and friendly staff…read more This store is laid out in such a way that it pulls you into the wonder of history for the items. Some tens are repurposed in simple ways that offer a different perspective and taste. Tell them Jim & Amy sent you and watch them smile.

This was a nice, fairly small shop. Bear the dog greeted us as we came in, then went back to his…read morenapping. I would say there were more antiques than collectibles In the shop. There were signs, furniture, clothing, old tools and much more. Worth a stop if you are passing through.

This store is a gem! The selection of antiques is excellent, and the inventory is frequently…read morerefreshed. Prices are reasonable. Things are well organized, and the staff is really helpful, but not overbearing. One of my favorite places to shop.

Exactly what I was looking for! Not a boutique like most of the "Antique" stores around here- true…read moreantique treasures and some artwork from local artists.

Beautiful place with loads of awesome stuff. This side was fancier. The spot next door was funkier…read more Both wonderful!

Well, did NOT get to tour this store! Arrived on Wednesday October 5th at 11:52 am and it was…read moreCLOSED. Sign in front stated it should be open. The hours on-line also stated it should be open. I had read many positive reviews and looked forward to touring the shop. Maybe she had an emergency that prevented her from being open. Will have to try another time !

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.

Great place to find all the knickknacks you never knew you needed. The lady running the place is a…read moregreat gal with loads of information. What an overall great place to spend an hour with friends and family. Anything you could possibly imagine is somewhere in there!

High quality antique store well worth a visit. We will be back. We always find something we "need."read more

On Saturday, October 12, 2025. a friend and I drove approximately 20 miles from Iron Mountain to…read moreVulcan to attend an Estate Sale run by Birdcage Antiques. We were running late, arriving within the last hour. My friend wanted to buy a sofa which was priced at $200.00. Having only $130.00 with her, she offered that amount. The woman running the sale said that she didn't think she could let it go for that price without getting into trouble. Mind you that the next day, Sunday, everything would be 50% off. A man accompanying the saleslady said that there were several people interested in the sofa and that if she really wanted it, she'd better get there early the next day. Sunday morning my friend arrived before 10:00 waiting with other buyers for the sale to begin. To her dismay she saw the sofa along with a matching loveseat already loaded onto a trailer. She went in to inquire how the sofa could already be sold as the sale hadn't even started. The saleslady fiendishly grins saying, "I bought it!" as though she had gotten one over on my friend. No wonder she wouldn't accept her offer of $130.00 - the saleslady wanted it! So much for the statement "she didn't think she could let it go for that price without getting into trouble" being deceit #1. Her sales partner saying "that there were several people interested in the sofa" deceit #2. Why hadn't the woman and man running the Estate Sale either place a "SOLD" tag on the sofa? Or why hadn't they been honest, saying on Saturday that they planned to purchase the sofa. It would have saved her the Sunday morning 40-mile round trip. I don't like when people use guile in their business dealings. In fact, I don't like when anyone uses guile in any situation. This behavior is what causes societal untrust. Neither one of us will ever attend another Birdcage Antiques Estate Sale nor will we ever frequent their store while visiting the Marquette area. We admonish everyone to do the same. The phrase, "buyer beware" certainly reared its ugly head. This experience has been shared exactly as it happened without any exaggeration or falsehood contained within. Shame on you Birdcage Antiques, you know better, but did not.

Great place to shop. Friendly staff always a shop we visit whenever we head up to Door Countyread more

I love this place! I've been shopping here for years and always find something when I stop in…read more There's a great mix of vendors, so there really is something for everyone here. The prices are very reasonable and the staff is friendly.