This is a good antique mall, so many booths and so many options …read more This place has always been a fun trip through history and memory lane, lots to offer. Be prepared to spend a couple hours smiling, thinking about your childhood and your grandparents!

One of the best antique stores in northern Minnesota that I've been to. Love this place. I've…read moredriven an hour, just to shop there.

Normally I don't give antique shops a 5-star rating. Can't find anything, or too much hassle,…read moreprices wrong, etc. This was amazing. The family was very friendly, would talk about prices, and had everything organized in different rooms and outdoor buildings. This is definitely worth the small trip north of Aitkin, if not for purchase, just to see some really cool old pieces.

Pluemer's is by far one of the biggest antique stores in northern Minnesota…read more I've been to Pluemer's many times and I'm always impressed with the huge number and variety of antiques packed into this building. It has a giant first floor and a half 2nd floor balcony area. The west side is mostly one vendor that specializes in high quality automotive and advertising type items. The prices in this area are pretty high. You won't find any deals here. He's definitely charging what you'd expect as "full-retail" in a major metropolitan area antique store. But he does have some nice stuff. The east side (and the 2nd floor) is mostly filled with the owner's items. This area has a big variety of merchandise and a lot of things you'd typically see at an antique mall. But there's a LOT of it. According to the owner, he once sold furniture out of this building -- hence, the name and the sign. But now it's 99.9% antiques with only a few antique or vintage pieces of furniture. If you're interested in antiques, I recommend stopping in if you're in the Grand Rapids area. -Daddy Maxx Retro

From the owner: Pluemers Fine furniture specializes in highest quality antique and estate furniture, and also…read moreoffers the largest collection of antiques and collectibles in Grand Rapids.

Cute store! Lots of "stuff"; antiques, vintage wood…read morecarvings, books, clothes and oddities that seem to have no purpose. The is a main floor that has several rooms, an up stairs (no AC) and an outdoor courtyard, each loaded with all sorts of items. The owners were there while I was looking around; very congenial and friendly. According to their FB page there is a friend dog named "Kirby" but I did not have the fortune to met him. Definitely worth stopping and looking around. You might even find something like I did, a puggy pie maker for camping.

Fantastic inventory and service. Great source of certified coins. Highly recommended.read more

They sell fake coins!!!! Buyers beware! Also I don't think they have EVER cleaned the place,…read moredisgusting.

OMG! This place is wonderful!!…read moreI not only purchased a lovely stained glass iris for a good price, but met the nicest owners, Sue & Roger. They are long time residents of Longville and are a joy to chat with. Also, Thursdays are homemade goodie day and I was blessed to stop in and have fresh picked homemade rhubarb pie, complete with the traditional "heart" that Sue cuts into all her pies. And then there is the facility; lots and lots of well organized treasures to behold. There is a "tool shed", a "furniture & glassware house" and then the main building that has lures, cast iron, toys, books and lots more. This antique shop is worth the drive to Longville! What a treasure on several levels.

By far the best antique store in northern MN. Huge selection of high end antiques and also newer…read moreand vintage things. The owners really know their stuff and are super friendly and provided really good service with all my questions. A must visit.

Antique seekers..rejoice! The owner Ms Teddy Nelson knows her original productions, she is…read moreafter-all an antique herself. In business since 1965, she procures items from estate sales and from sellers alike. She knows if it's an original or a reproduction. The selection lacks for nothing. Farm, garden, books, tea cups, albums, trinkets, porcelain, art, stained-glass, furniture et all. Prepare to spend at least 3 hours perusing the hidden treasures and Curious Belongings.

Nicely organized inventory. Prices vary from very reasonable (25¢ for a vintage postcard) to very…read moreexpensive ($8 for a fairly recent yardstick). Staff is very friendly and doesn't hover while you browse, which I appreciate. The good stuff is all on the main floor, while the basement feels like a place for the stuff that nobody really wants.