This business is now Treasure Trove Antiques! There is a lovely selection there and lots of vendors…read morethat are also in other antique spaces across Madison. Maple Bluff has closed, but the new owners are very fair on pricing and have lots of good variety. More trinket, jewelry, and smaller items based for an antique store but there are a few larger furniture items in the back.

Great antique mall. My first stop when antiquing in Madison. The new ownership is great. There are…read moreplenty of the old dealers and 9 new dealers as well. This mall is really a must see when antiquing in central Wisconsin.

The name of this shop made me want to sneeze, but it was not at all dusty or attic like…read more The owner of the Dusty Attic has assembled a nice little assortment of antique items and arranged them beautifully for display. I was able to score a cute little 50's hat and a colorful ascot style tie. If we had more room in our car I would have snatched up the full set of china I found (for only $65!) and some of the cute furniture items. But Carolynne and I are already plotting a return trip to Beaver Dam just for the antique markets. Be forewarned, the Dusty Attic is cash and checks only! Bring your bank roll!

Very cute, with everything arranged and displayed well, and very awesome prices! Got a pair of…read moregloves for $3 and a fur hat for $6. Everything is in great condition for the age too. Saw a few things that I would have bought had we had room in the car, so I guess we will be back!

This is my second favorite Goodwill in the Madison area! The staff were awesome- both friendly and…read morehelpful, restocking the shelves with new reassures and tidying up the areas that are more prone to disorder, like the toy area. I picked up a few beautiful hand-knit blankets, a sturdy framed mirror and a piece of art- a fantastic etching. Plenty of parking, clean restroom, loads of functioning carts, and no wait to check out. I'll be back!

very clean. I have been to a couple and this one was definitely clean and manageable. Knowledgeable…read morestaff, I was 3 pounds from receiving discount and the cashier took out time to let me know.

My Guest Room is a place for vintage gifts. The store is loaded with unique items and some smaller…read morefurniture. Many great items.

If your looking for beautiful antiques and decorations for your home, this is the place to go. A…read moregreat selection of items for a reasonable price. Stop by and visit when visiting Columbus!.

From the moment you step in the store you will see all sorts of delightful items that are nicely…read moredisplayed. Everone was very helpful and we were greeted warmly. I can't wait to go back. The prices were very reasonable.

While in Madison I needed to kill some time before heading to a tour at the Monona Terrance so I…read morefigured I would check out some thrift stores and Goodwill Madison Northside was not too far out of the way for me. I found the store without problem, it is in a plaza which also has a food Co-Op. The Goodwill is clean, well organized and pretty much what you expect, plenty of clothing, a nice selection of home goods and decor. I was impressed with the selection of computer related equipment at this store; they had a large selection of computer printers which were in good condition. I had been looking for an Epson printer that uses specific ink refills since I had them on hand. I was lucky enough to find exactly the printer I was looking for and it was priced at $5. When I got the printer home it worked well, just needed to install the software and have the printer clean the printer heads. While not the most recent printer, this was a great buy and made my day. Well worth checking out if you are thrifting, especially if looking for computer related equipment.

This is a clean and well organized store with hardworking and friendly staff! Everyone I…read moreencountered seemed genuinely happy to be there and help customers, even the evening I popped in just shy of closing. So nice! The art selection was particularly good one day. Another time, scored some really beautiful leather purses! The prices are slightly higher than other charity resale shops, but reasonable.

So many things to see lots of ground to cover as this place is HUGE! If you enjoy antiques/vintage…read moreyou really should add this place to the list. Columbus has plenty of things to see & its just a hop skip and a jump from Madison. Firemans park has the beautiful pavillon, outdoor family aquatic center, live deer pen and lots of playground equipment for the kids. Downtown is one of the locations Public Enemies was filmed, lots of charm. Just down the block from the Amtrak train station, since 1906.

I called on my lunch break Tuesday 03/01/2022 (from my office) to see if they were open, which they…read moreweren't, but their message said they would be open Wednesday, so I planned to go then. Wednesday morning, some extremely rude man from this shop called my office, accused us of cold call telemarketing and hung up before I even knew who he was. So, I looked up the telephone number and found out it was "Light House Lamp Repair." If that's how they treat potential customers, I certainly won't be giving them any business. I didn't catch they guy's name, but he could stand to learn some manners.

This antique mall is a collection of consignment cubbies where you'll find everything from old…read morebooks and piano music to clothes, jewelry and toys. There may be hidden gems here, but I suspect the locals have the inside scoop, and why not? The A/C was set high, so it wasn't a cool refuge from the heat. It was a bit muggy, and not well lighted. The employee working there was friendly. Three stars as it's an okay place to wander through but only if you have time to spare.

This was a nice stop to walk through and browse vintage apparel, books, dishes, antiques and…read morefurniture. The building is a former Odd Fellows lodge and the first floor was used as an opera hall. There was a lot more merchandise than just chairs in the store, but for some reason it struck me what a wide variety of chairs they did have: mission chairs, diner chairs, ice cream parlor chairs, rocking chairs, period chairs, desk chairs, industrial chairs and even an Egyptian chair! The store had a room off the entry with some tourism information available to take away. No chairs in there.