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“Friendly people, great prices. It’s a really cool shop with a lot of variety. We bought a bench, an owl that flaps in the wind, a rooster, there’s so much to choose from”
“The folks here let us deliberate over a wedding band a few minutes past closing, they didn't pressure us to make a purchase, and were so excited for us when we made a decision. Very thankful for the nice experience they gave us”
“Second location with even more cool stuff. Lots of books hidden in back, which they apparently have 30,000 of, more than the local library! Small rooms with themes and groups of items. Very unique and well curated, a top notch antique store.”
10AM - 4PM
8201 US-20, Galena
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“Such a great spot! There's so much to see, but everything is thoughtfully organized, making it easy to browse. Tons of variety - lots of unique finds to handcrafted pieces. The checkout process was smooth and efficient - while one staff member rang up my handpainted tiles, another carefully wrapped each one in newspaper and packed them securely. The location is perfect too, just outside of Galena. An ideal stop if you're out on a Sunday drive!”
“My wife and I aren't professional antiquers. But we love to browse through antique stores while on vacation. Just like we love to browse through book stores. And if you have a passion for antiques, you are encouraged to visit historic Galena, Illinois, which features as many antique stores as it has restaurants and boutiques. One of the finest is Tin Pan Alley Antique Mall. Located at 303 South Commerce Street, across from the historic Galena Post Office, it has been in business for 25 years and is open from 10 to 5 daily. Specifically, it specializes in a unique collection of 1800s antiques, which are increasingly difficult to find today. On one of our visits, we uncovered a Sterling silver napkin ring holder with a family signature dating to the mid-1800s, which rounded out my wife's extensive collection. Other items on display are hand-crafted folk art, pottery, Victorian toys, French and English furniture, vintage garden collectibles, vintage jewelry, original artwork, architectural remnants, kitchen ware, fine china, vases, handbags and sculpture. If you have the time--you're on vacation, aren't you?--it's fun to browse through the aisles and discover something you weren't expecting to find.”
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“Upon entering the store, you are hit with the pleasant smell of wood. I could spend all day here looking at the little trinkets and old books. I wish we had a store like this in my area. The store is also larger inside than you might think. It just keeps going and going.”