The Antique Center of La Crosse, Ltd.

Enormous, beautiful building full of antiques, collectibles, items of interest, etc from all sorts of time periods. Things are well organized and not overwhelming for the size. Lots of Midwest memorabilia. Top floor is like a nostalgic attic play dress up room, very dreamy. Basement is not creepy, it is well lit and has classic antique scent. Customer service was friendly.

very very very big store. and the people there have even bigger hearts. they have three levels, all stuffed with curious finds. cameras, typewriters, clothing, hats, boots, fine silverware, dishes, posters, decor, and furniture. i was very pleased with my experience here. one thing to mention is that no backpacks are allowed. BUT FEAR NOT because they have easy lockers to put them in.

Worth a visit!! This is a GIANT store with plenty to offer! Everything from vintage fashion to crystal towers, books as old and wise as my grandparents, cool old toys, comics etc! Plus the building itself is a work of art and every employee I encountered was friendly and helpful :)

Great location in LA Crosse, near the river area. Close access to food and shopping. 3 floors of treasures with a variety of items. The issue is, pricing. Way to high on most everything. My wife and I have been antiquing for 20 years, we know where prices should be. In some cases these items were 25 to 50% higher. Multiple dealers talked about high rent forcing high costs. Seems like the owners are making things difficult for the dealers and impossible for shoppers. I spent $3 and left, that isn't my norm. Due to prices I wasn't even interested in negotiating with the people working on this date. Try it out to see it but be prepared to spend, spend, spend. Good luck.

What a cool place, this antique store is MASSIVE. It is like a museum where you can buy the stuff in the museum. This place is a La Crosse landmark!!!

It is a very interesting place I love the history. Had a lot of interesting items. It was like going back in the past. The building's architecture was fascinating. The old-fashioned stairwell was cool. The history of the building that it used to be at furniture store. Bought this little Snoopy dog. I'm thinking this came out in the late 60's early 70's. My cousin had one back in the day.

This center is HUGE. There are a lot of things to see on 3 floors. Downside is that they're more pricey than another antique store down the road. Each vendor has his/her own space so pricing is individual.

One of the better places we’ve visited. Large selection of items.