Antiques & Oddities

If you love hunting for treasures, this antique store is a must-visit. They’ve got a little bit of everything—seriously. The space is made up of different vendor stalls, each with its own vibe, and there are rooms upon rooms to explore—including a basement packed with finds. You’ll see items from all over the world and from different centuries, which makes it feel like a mini museum where you can actually buy the pieces. Whether you’re into vintage decor, collectibles, or just like browsing, it’s easy to lose track of time in the best way. Definitely worth checking out if you’re in the area!

We happened to pop into this store while visiting White Salmon. It is a big store, lots of things to look at. We were not shopping for anything special, it was fun to browse. There was certainly a bit of everything here. I bought a unique hair clip for my daughter. I think she will appreciate it’s one of a kind vibe. The staff we spoke with were friendly.

One of the best antique stores I've ever been to, I never leave empty handed. Its rare to find a place that has clothing, glassware, furniture plus tons of random stuff to dig through.

A really awesome second hand shop. We spent an hour browsing and could've been there much longer. They have so many cool things, it's insane! And the prices are pretty good for most things. I got a lot of vintage jewelry for hardly anything. I only wished I would've taken the pig stein home with me.

Oh my goodness. Lots and lots to see and buy. Make sure you have enough time to go through the entire store. Clothing prices are a bit high.

A huge store with helpful staff. It was easy to navigate and wander through to have a good look at everything. My friend enjoyed looking at the record collections.

I love this place! It is not cheap but also not overpriced for such selected treasures. There is so much to explore, buy and admire!

One of my favorite antique shops. It's a large building with an amazing variety of items. I'm fond of African masks and their display of them is like a museum.