This Thrift Shop is super! Well organized, clean with diverse thrift - antiques to trend clothing-…read morehouseware to linens - crafts - to books. I am always greeted with a warm smile. This is an all volunteer shop opened in the summer 7 days a week - 6 days in the winter. Really fair prices! All of the proceeds goes to the care of the animals at the Northwoods Humane Society shelter! FIVE STARS for sure!

It's been a long time since I spent two hours in a thrift store. It's not that this shop is huge,…read morebut the selection is so well curated, unique and delightful that I lost myself for an afternoon while perusing all the treasures. Completely volunteer-run, this shop really has some cool stuff. Make sure you check out what's in the cases, as one special volunteer looks up all the vintage treasures and decides how to price them. The people here really care about animals and donate their time and goods to make animals' lives better. While I was there, I heard several conversations sharing the love of animals and even saw a few people stop in to donate their unique treasures. I especially loved the craft section, Vintage Christmas ornaments, the jewelry section, and enjoyed looking through the records. I even had to go home with a painting, although we had very limited space in our car. Don't miss the entire room for men's stuff called the "Man Cave"!

It is a awsome store took my kids there and they loved it great people great store amazing locationread more

Great little gem outside of Hayward. Lots of larger pieces, including some really beautiful…read moremid-century items.

We used Red Shed's personal property estimation services when we sold our cabin. We were delighted…read morethat the buyers gave us dollar for dollar the estimate provided. We received an additional 10k cash outside of the real estate transaction. Plus, it was so easy!

This gentleman has a very interesting collection, and whoever did the displays, they did a great…read morejob. Plenty of neat antique signs, folk art and gadgets, plus lots of great conversation pieces to be found. The prices are right up there with the coolness of the merchandise.

This is like visiting the best antique store in the world. The pieces are amazing and they are…read moresome of the most interesting things you have ever seen. Not snooty but very informative. If you needed a particular thing this is the place! It's a palace for those who love antiques.

I drove here based on the hours posted on your website. Upon arrival you were closed with "fall…read morehours" on the door. Please have the courtesy to post these new hours on your website!

Several rooms of items, although it seemed like a decent amount of newer stuff including signs…read more There was a lot of framed wall art. I did find a neat collection of antique coin banks in the basement.

This place has a large selection of furniture with great prices and the woman working was so nice.read more

From the owner: World Headquarters of Antique Adventures is an amazing shop of eclectic antique variety. This is a…read moremust stop, with over 6000+ sq ft of antique amazement between the main shop, warehouse and Village Shops. Something for everyone, rusty gold, fine uniques, gas and oil, beer memorabilia, MCM, primitives, junktiques, tchotchkes & mantiques plus so much more! A great little GEM in the Northwoods of Wisconsin. You're going to love it here! We'll see you soon!

Every year we take time to go see Poor Richards. He's got something for everyone. Tons of stuff and…read morenow coffee too!!! I always leave with something I don't need lol. Richard is very knowledgeable.

Neat place, with LOTS of stuff. Fun to look, but we didn't buy much, because the prices are high,…read moreand they don't negotiate much. Per the previous post, there are some unique and interesting items, which would warrant premium prices. But, there are also many common items that are priced higher. (I.e., minnow buckets. They have dozens-maybe hundreds of them, all $35 each. These are the same buckets I find in other areas for $12-$20. Same is true with enamelware, and most of their other items,). The areas/buildings are packed, and it is apparent by the dirt and condition of the price tags that a lot of items have been here for a long time. They might sell if the prices are more reasonable. That said, it is still a fun place to stop. We bought one unusual piece--but paid top dollar, and just a couple of small items.

A must stop if you're in Cable WI. Huge selection of unusual antiques & collectibles. Nice people.read more