Great finds and fun place to explore!! A must stop when visiting Stillwater! The staff was so nice!!read more

This is the cutest reno store I think I've ever been in. Mostly reno'd furniture but enough new…read moresprinkled in that the store should make everyone happy. And their candles.... Just yummy!!!

A bottomless pit of a rented room style antique mall. Clothing, dishes, books, baseball cards,…read morefurniture--they've got it all. The man who as cashiering was very friendly. Stop in and take a look.

Unfortunately, I have to knock these folks down a few stars - 2 stars!…read more Abigail Page managed to REALLY tick me off. I'm super disappointed. I've been watching a pair of 1951 Reglor Lamps advertised in Facebook Marketplace, showing a photo of them in the front window. I happened to be meeting a friend for lunch in Hudson so I made sure to bring $400 cash and to stop in after our meal. 1. Apparently, the lamps are no longer in the store. But the 2 staff running the shop couldn't tell me anything about them. Where are they? Why are they still listed in Facebook? 2. The worst part of the interaction was I got the "fake polite" treatment. Friendly but not really friendly and more passive aggressive, if you know what I mean. I'm used to that treatment in Minnesota. It seems to be part of our cultural DNA. But I'm surprised to encounter it in Wisconsin. 3. The staff running the shop weren't able to access the store listing on Facebook. Why? 4. When I got home, I sent a direct message to the store on Facebook from their listing to ask about the lamps. Are they gone? Why is there still an active listing? 5. It's been 8 days. The listing is still up. No one has answered my direct message on Facebook. All of this stuff is ridiculous. Everyone knows that is takes 30 seconds to respond to a message on Facebook. All of these negative vibes could have been avoided if someone simply responded to me, apologized, promised to do better next time, and to request that I please visit again. I'd still be a customer. As it is now, I'll never walk through the front door again. So...I'm feeling pretty negative about Abigail Page. I guess they're okay if you wander in off the street, buy something off a shelf, and walk out with your item. But if you see something on-line, buyer beware. And keep an eye out for the smarmy attitudes. - Maxx

J & E is a must-see if you like turn of the century wood furniture with carved lion's feet, curved…read moreglass, gargoyles, and cherubs! J & E is, basically, 2 large heated pole buildings that are packed with antique furniture. It's a residential neighborhood. The storage buildings are behind the house of Lonnie, the owner. Since this is his home, he's open by appointment. I didn't realize until I talked to him for a while that Lonnie used to be one of the owners of J & E in St. Paul. They were on Arcade, near the 3M plant for decades! This is where everything went after they closed - Lonnie's pole buildings. After decade in the business, Lonnie really knows his stuff. This stuff aint cheap. There's hardly anything under $1000. Many of the pieces are in the $3000, $4000, and $5000 price range. And some items are 6 figures, like huge early 1900s bars with carved wood and stained glass. If you like this style and if you have a big enough wallet, I suggest you stop by. Lonnie is getting up there in years. He won't be around forever. But you can buy it now and it's only a short drive from the Twin Cities. BTW, Lonnie is a really nice guy. Thumbs up! -Daddy Maxx Retro

There are a few nice pieces in this joint. The owner knows what everything is worth, so unless…read moreyou're willing to haggle you can cough up $1395 for that antique dresser. I'm po' so a revisit in better economic times will have to happen.

A cool thrift shop in the heart of downtown River Falls. They always have a lot of hood looking…read morefurniture and decent prices. They arent open late which is extremely inconvenient, but worth a look when they are

We live in a home built in 1911 and we're looking for some lighting to replace the crap the…read moreprevious owners installed. I looked around and tried locating some nice matching ceiling fixtures at local stores, but it all looked cheap and was that offensive, shiny lacquered, brass-plated garbage that you would find in a rental home. I had used "Let There Be Light" for some other lighting projects and decided to make the two-hour trek to Stillwater. Although they do tend to be on the high side for pricing, the selection is nice if you're looking for period lighting. Both Carol and Steve were great to work with on this project and found me period fixtures with matching shades. Additionally, there are some decent restaurants and other antique-type shops to browse through if that's your thing.

We wanted a funky cool floor lamp for our home to add some character so of course living in the…read morearea we decided we should take a peek in here and they certainly are proud of their lamps. I didn't see anything that was near worth the price they were offering it at.

Stumbled upon Boondocks on complete accident and I'm so glad I did! Located in Cottage Grove, this…read moreboutique was super seasonal in November 2025 in anticipation of Christmas. As this was my first visit, I assume the inventory switches seasonally so I suggest checking their social media pages to be certain. The current hours are Thursday- Sunday. There is a small parking lot onsite otherwise plenty of street parking exists too. I dropped in on small businesses Saturday and the space was cramped! Contrary, there were loads of items to select from including but not limited towards: magnets, candles, jewelry, blankets, furniture and decor, water bottles, and more! The value seemed to be on par to other shops especially since many of the items are handmade. I look forward to returning!

I visited this store on a whim while strolling through Downtown Stillwater. The store had a lot of…read moreunique pieces and there was even a vintage toy booth that sold Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Care Bears, Voltron, etc. That booth had a good variety of toys, and was generously priced as well. I would definitely go back to check out that booth often as I felt like it had a lot to offer. The cashiers were really nice and helpful too.

I'm just going to come out and say it - this antique store is lame…read more I was SO disappointed after wasting my time walking through the entire store, every nook & cranny, first floor and basement. This former bank building is full of modern crap and - maybe - some things I might consider "vintage". It's little more than a big garage sale...a garage sale where I wouldn't buy anything! I managed to find only a handful of items that I'd consider antiques. For example, how many 1990s glass tumblers do I need to look at? And why would I want to spend money on a dance trophy from 1999? To make things worse, the two staff members at the front desk were busy looking at videos on their laptops. They said nothing, never looked up, and were completely devoid of any customer service skills whatsoever. Don't bother opening the door. Keep walking and check out one of the other shops on Main Street. -Daddy Maxx Retro

It's a huge beautiful store, very clean and they have wonderful beautiful things. I filled a whole…read morecart and I'm very pleased with everything I got. I can't wait to go back.