Large selection and lots of space to walk through. While there are lots of true vintage items, it…read moreis mixed along with much newer items. Pretty clean and spacious inside. Very busy and packed with people on the weekends.

This store is very much open, even though at the time of my review, it says the location is…read morepermanently closed. It's our favorite vintage store in the area. We have been going to Vintage Industry consistently- many visits- over the last 4 years since we moved to the area. We have bought a lot of furniture, artwork, gifts and other items. We love the unique variety of vendors, the excellent selections, the curation of items and we consistently find great value. I'm mostly a mid-century gal but there is something here for everyone. The holiday events are always fun and don't deprive yourself of the epic sourdough bread and fresh-baked sweet treats! Besides the great array of awesome finds, we also come back for the service- the staff are friendly, helpful and we look forward to seeing them!

Massive location with a parking lot right next tot the building. Jam packed full of so many…read moretreasures. If you were looking to furnish your home with MCM furniture and decor, you are sure to find it here. There is something for everyone. One booth is full of cameras and camera parts, another filled with records etc. Another booth is filled with Vintage Dresses. Bathrooms under lock and key. We were happy to find many Royal Haeger pottery pieces.

This place has clothing, jewelry, Disney items anything you could think of. My daughter found a…read morecute clown figurine, a magazine, and some bracelets. The service was great, I like that they can hold your items while you shop for other things. The prices are great. We will be back for sure.

They have a lot of good items, but we didn't find anything we couldn't live without. They have some…read morewar items that we were shocked they had. The people working were nice.

I came in here with my husband yesterday. We've been in a number of times to look around before,…read morebut it had been a bit and I wanted to stop since we had time. We walked in and we're immediately greeted by the woman working. She was kind, welcoming, and helpful. She let us wander, as there is a ton of stuff to see. It's really hard to take it all in with one trip alone, or if you don't have much time. But also walked through the store to see if we needed anything, wanted to see something in a case, or just had questions. What I appreciated is she checked on us, because I did want to see things and ask questions, but it wasn't invasive. We ended up buying a beautiful paperweight for my desk, a glass turtle, and a wooden yarn spool for my craft projects. I think we spent $50 on those three things, which wasn't expensive at all, in my opinion. This is a fun store where you can take trips down memory lane, enjoy the nostalgia of things, add to a collection you have, and just enjoy seeing everything they have to offer. My husband and I did exactly that yesterday while walking around. I always find this shop to be relaxing and fun to walk around in and spend some time. Would I return? Yes! Definitely yes. We've been coming in here for a couple of years and love it. We'll definitely keep coming back.

I've been here a few times and haven't found anything to buy yet but I always enjoy myself. There…read moreare so many cool things to look at here and there's always at least one thing that's just a little freaky. There is a lot of selection here and the prices are pretty decent. The people working here are also nice and answer any questions you have. There's a bathroom that is a little strange, it's part bathroom part kitchen. It does the job though which is all that really matters.

Coolest antique place in the area. I love their assortment of vintage fabrics. I would recommend…read morethis place to anyone, even if you just want to look around.

I was extremely disappointed by what I witnessed at this shop recently. A lesbian couple was asked…read moreto leave simply for showing a perfectly normal amount of affection. It was clear that the management's "standard" for PDA is applied selectively and unfairly. In this day and age, seeing such blatant discrimination is unacceptable. I prefer to spend my money at businesses that welcome everyone. I won't be coming back.

I don't give two durns about someone's sexual orientation. I don't really even call myself an ally,…read morebut I keep to myself and treat everyone equally which isn't most what everyone should do. I watched the owner of this shop tell this gay couple to leave the other day just because they "got caught" giving each other a peck on the lips. Absolutely ridiculous. And here I was thinking Oregon was a Blue state. The wine bar was cool.

Great store with all kinds of amazing things. Quite a walk down memory lane! The owner was very…read morenice and very knowledgeable about all the collectibles.

Excellent place. Great stuff decent prices and nice staff. We will certainly be going back!read more

Got an hour to kill in Eugene? Of course you do! So you should absolutely visit the Conger Street…read moreClock Museum. Put the address in your GPS, since you won't find it otherwise. Located in an industrial park, this tiny shop-slash-museum is a unique find for families to explore, and it's free admission! We stopped in and had a great little chat with the owner/curator. It took us a minute to figure out if he was joking with us or was serious about the time machine in the museum. He has a time machine in the museum. Seriously. To be clear, it's actually a telephone/time machine. Inside the machine, he informed us, is his phone number, in case they have trouble figuring out how to make the machine in the future...they can call him to get technical assistance. (No, seriously...) The museum has clocks dating from the 1700's all the way up to the present, with some of the most bizarre and artistic time tellers imaginable. If you travel with two silly girls, like me and my friend, it is an awesome spot for goofy selfies! The clock shop is exploding with cuckoo clocks, grandfather clocks, and every size in between. Lots of fun at the top of the hour, fir certain! To finish off the cool store, there's also a section of ultra-creepy collectible dolls that are sure to give you nightmares. Definitely worth a trip. Eugene isn't exactly a metropolis, so if you're looking for something to do, you've got to add this to your list.

This is a fascinating store-with-a-hobby-that-grew-into-a-museum. In the museum area, there are…read moreall kinds of clocks, some of them hundred of years old, others maybe 50 or so years old. There are water-clocks, cuckoo clocks, ball clocks, grandfather clocks made to look like all kinds of different things, clocks made of wood, metal, glass, ceramic, and I don't know what all. It's absolutely fascinating, and many of the clocks are running. If you ask a staff person a question, they'll start telling you about many of the clocks, and boy, are they knowledgeable and enthusiastic! The store part is nice, too. A wide variety of new clocks, all set to different times so that they chime at different times. No admission fee. How many museums can say that?

Charming vintage shop with a highly curated selection, including a nice selection of mid-century…read moreand more contemporary pieces. Visited with my son on a trip up to U of O. Not inexpensive but everything was in beautiful condition. Looking forward to coming back when I have a larger suitcase!

Beautiful pieces. Some were priced reasonably but even the smallest items were over $60. Even for a…read moresimple brass candle holder with leftover wax still stuck inside. The man working today was practically non-existent. Didn't greet us when we walked in and when we made eye contact and said bye, he just looked away. A snob.

Not tiny but a smaller antique mall. More of a store than a mall. Still has a little bit of…read moreeverything to look at inside, minus clothing. Found a few Haeger/Royal Haeger items inside. Very helpful shop staff. Good prices!

I've stopped in here multiple times over the past few years. They used to be in two buildings they…read morewere across the street from each other but the bigger building closed and now they're just in the smaller one. It's a big cramped but I think that adds to the charm. There are a lot of things to choose from here and you'll always find something quirky to appreciate. It is a bit more expensive than your standard antique store but some stuff also seems higher quality than you'll usually see too. The person working the counter welcomed us in and then let us do our own thing without bothering us which I appreciated. There's no public bathroom and limited parking. This is a fun little place to go through when you're looking to burn 15 minutes or so. It's worth a stop!

Sold us a broken game and when we tried to return it they were closed and we came back and they…read moretold us it was "too late to return". They make up prices depending on what you look like and have no solid policies. Some good stuff but not worth dealing with the various owners.

Watch out for this place! Especially with any electronics. They either don't test what they sell,…read moreor just don't care if something is broken or not when they put it up for sale. Either way, when I brought back an item I had just purchased maybe 2 hours earlier (because the BT speaker's battery does not hold a charge at all; I left it plugged in the entire time I had it and it wouldn't even turn on when unplugged), they would only give me store credit for the return. That was after 2 employees turned their backs to me and walked away, once I told them I wasn't trying to buy anything else. Store credit? No, thanks, I'm good. Most of the inventory looks to have been "acquired" from Springfield's hard working tweeker community in the first place, and, were I so inclined, I could just get it from them, in the parking lot outside. And hey, as a bonus, if I paid the aforementioned hard worker twice what the store would have, I would still only be paying half what the store would've charged me.