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  1. 201 E Locust St, Wilmington OH 45177

    4.8 Superb 52 reviews

    “If you are looking for some wonderful antiques, collectibles, or just unique gifts you need to visit Alma’s Attic. I always find some great treasures there. The owner is really nice and very knowledgeable. The store itself is really fun as well. And don’t forget to say hi to the “help” (Archie the cat). The selection is great and the inventory is ever changing so you’ll want to visit often if you can.”

  2. 316 East Sugartree Street, Wilmington OH 45177

    4.7 Superb 101 reviews

    “Love visiting this place. Reminds me of my mom when she was an antique dealer and her store in her basement (huge basement) completely refinished and my dad built her shelves and everything. This was pre-EBay or Etsy and word of mouth. To this day I have about 8 totes of her antiques from when she passed away 12 years ago. So the old stuff is even older.”

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