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November 2024 by Jony Shaw
Not exactly happy, every time we come the store its closed
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July 2024 by Matthew Bentley
Hours posted online aren’t current/accurate. Came by the store yesterday and today while in town but it’s closed. Looks like they have a lot of cool things though.
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June 2024 by Chris Downey
Little bit of everything, nice and clean.
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June 2024 by Robert Wolcott
Very cook place. I would recommend anyone visiting Springfield to go check it out
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November 2023 by L R
Super friendly owner. Nice history.
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August 2023 by Greg Zimmerman
Nice place with friendly people
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June 2023 by Joe Kessler
What a great local antique shop. All kinds of Lincoln stuff.
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February 2023 by Lynn R
Super friendly owner. Nice history.
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December 2022 by Julie Mitchell
A delightful place to shop. The owner gave us the history and personal story behind each item when we inquired. If you’re looking for original and unique items, this is the perfect place!
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October 2022 by T S
The owner, Mike, was incredibly rude. This guy has horrible people skills. I am shocked that they are still in business with his horrible personality.
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September 2022 by Ed Pizza
If you have to find yourself in Springfield Illinois and looking for an interesting and one-of-a-kind type of souvenir store then this is the store to pay. I believe it’s owned by a husband and wife and she is very friendly and explains everything about the history of the building to the items in the store. I didn’t get an opportunity to talk to the husband. The store of course being across from the Lincoln Museum has many items relating to Abraham Lincoln. This is not your typical souvenir store selling junk that’s made in Japan but instead pieces of history that has survived the ugly hand of time!
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July 2022 by JTZ Enterprise
This shop owner needs to interact with more humans. Truly an a hole. I feel bad for him.
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February 2022 by Arvin Pierce
Great variety of items! Owners Mike & Trudy are simply the best folks!!
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November 2021 by Jeanne Rautenbach
Love everything about Abes
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March 2021 by Tiffany B.
This was the cutest little place- sorta split into two. There was one half with the super expensive local history stuff, and then next door the wife had a cute little spot with less expensive items--like post cards and little tchotchkes. I love in the window of the expensive half, there was an 1890s bicycle from Chicago. There was also a fun former component of a post office, in tact, with multiple p. o boxes and the little outgoing mail slot. This is across from the Lincoln Museum and library. The building is so cute as well.
