Seems to be a little odd, but this was my first time visiting a true antique store of this size. I…read morehave been missing out! What a wonderful gem in Williamston! Really enjoying and interesting to see and be able to pick up and admire items, pieces of history and fun slices of past times! It was like a trip through time! I will have to come back because there is so much to see. This experience is just so special! Even the bathrooms were filled with antiques (and well taken of). They allow people to browse, chat and take in the experience! Many pieces were affordable as well! So many treasures! Lots of parking too!

Great place! We'll lit, good size booths, wide isles and pretty clean! Good variety and spread out…read morewell so you had variety in every row. Some retro, some vintage and some true antiques. Booth numbers and aisles confusing but we think we saw everything. Prices were somewhat higher than some we've visited in the area.

Very charming, A must see shop. They have a variety of collectibles, vintage, mid-century,…read moreantiques, jewelry and hand crafted items. neat, clean and a friendly atmosphere. This shop is surrounded by several other antique shops, it's well worth the visit.

Fabulous shop with soooo much to look at. Wonderful hand made items as well as vintage and antique…read morein a warm ... super friendly atmosphere. Seriously...something for everyone.

Tons of furniture ! Upstairs and basement. Lots of dresssers and couches. Prices are not bad and…read morethey will work with you a little. Friendly staff :) Lots of vintage things. I am for sure going back for more. Easy location to find with lots of parking.

Some great deals, some overpriced items. If you love it, you'll pay for it, right? The store has a…read morelot of products, and a variety of quality. I have found some amazing items for a good price. Just shop smart. Good wood furniture!

Excellent Antique/Collectible store-friendly staff and a great selection from one of Mason's…read morepremier antique shops a must-see!

This antique center has great prices! The guy that owns the center works at the front desk seven…read moredays a week. There are many rooms to explore and the merchandise runs from big furniture pieces to small chotskies. My nephew bought his 70's kitchen table and chairs here for $75.00. Of course their are a few vendors that have high prices, but if you visit often you will be sure to find some sort of hidden treasure or another. It's not too far from MSU right on Grand River.

You name it, they've got it! Awesome antique furniture, dishes and tchotchkes, vinyl record albums,…read morecostume jewelry, outrageous hats, vintage clothing. Not all vintage stores cover all the bases as well as this place (vintage clothing is my guilty pleasure and old-ANYTHING pleases my husband), so we have fun scavenging around here when we're in town.

First time at this shop - it's very much a mix of antiques and just stuff I would describe as…read more"junk" - but as they say, one person's junk is another person's treasure. I found a wonderful, antique framed photograph I bought at a great price. The owner was there when we were, he was very nice, chatted with us for a while. The women at the counter weren't particularly warm, but one had just gotten blasted by an obnoxious older guy because he complained that the store charges an extra 6% to customers who pay with a credit or debit card, to cover the fees associated with that. She told him to take it up with the bank and he got really mad and loud about that. So, in fairness, I can understand why when we got to the counter she was a little distant. We'll go back, we prefer high-end true antiques more than newer and flea market type items, but it seemed there were good things at good prices with a bit of searching. BRING CASH OR CHECKBOOK - STORE CHARGES CUSTOMERS ADDITIONAL 6% IF THEY USE A CARD TO PAY.

This building was up for sale earlier this year and my wife and I briefly talked about buying it…read more Then practicality sets in and we asked ourselves what we would do with it. Neither one of us wants to start up a small business but would look for an old place like this as a residence while still keeping the historical aspect of the place intact. The location of this place does not lends itself to a residence, definitely a business. We met the owner who was busily working but took the time to answer questions and was most pleasant. This place is an antique and consignment store as the name implies. The owner had this place added to the Michigan historical list which means she is limited to what she can change inside and out keeping the historical integrity of the building. The level of respect immediately went up for me as both my wife and I are big supporters of historical landmarks such as this. The items for sale are displayed nicely and prices clearly marked. It seems like the perfect business for this place bringing in items from old days gone by into a place that must have been quite a sight with trains and passengers coming and going. What a treat this was for both of us.

Great concept! It is indeed, a shop full of a variety of art and gifts. Approachably priced and…read moreeclectic, it features products by ~30 local artists in artist collective store. Great way to find unique and meaningful gifts that support small businesses and artists.

This is a great little spot full of items made by regional artists. They have everything from…read morekitschy trinkets to beautifully crafted art pieces at a wide range of price points, so you can probably find something to fit any budget or aesthetic. I've always found the staff to be friendly and helpful, too.