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“Great place to find antiques (not an antique, but we found a replacement iPod doc that's working great!), especially some interesting McCoy's, records, and quite a bit of variety. One ding against it was the lack of wheelchair accessibility in some of the areas - my wife would have loved to explore more of it, but her way was blocked.
What I mean by blocked is a few things. As is common in stores, things get crowded at the aisle ends, so keeping those clear is essential for someone to at least try and investigate the aisle's merchandise. Also, small ramps to get in and out of uneven floored areas is essential. Lastly, keeping aisles/spaces clear, especially enclosed vendor areas, allow everyone the ability to fully explore the areas - even more so for people with mobility limitations.”
11AM - 5PM
270 S Broadway, Coos Bay
Antiques
“Very cool place to visit walking through multiple stalls tons of stuff to check out and browse through. Employees were very helpful and nice even after shopping after closing time”
“I absolutely love it when I can get a chance to sneak away into the intoxicating land of treasures! Such a huge selection of tastes and varieties! Good way to end up refurbishing a room! With the sister store next door there’s even more room to enjoy it!”
“I've been in this shop a number of times over the years, and their inventory is always great! I went in recently with my girlfriend and they had a beautiful selection of antique books-one of which I could tell was itching at her. One of the shop keeps came over and we talked for a short bit before he offered to haggle a price on anything in the case. It's now one of my girlfriends favorite books on the shelf! I just hope they haven't sold the whole case of books by the next time we're back home!”
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“Like stepping into a different world for a moment from the busy sunny boardwalk, a museum with historic artifacts from a forgotten past at great prices! The lady at the front counter was friendly and a fountain of wealth for information on Coos Bay/NB history as she was part of it!Still has the original bank door from 1910 behind the register.They had everything! furniture, antique toys and reading material, carnival glass, fine china paintings, kitchen wares, clothing and accessories, handmade local artists 2.Parking is across the street or in back.”