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!

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.

From the owner: Spring Street North Antiques has a wide selection of items spanning many time periods.read more

The Beaver Dam Antique Mall just kept going and going and going!…read more The "mall" is comprised of several antique sellers who each have their own little area inside the store. Once you think you are done browsing through all the shops, you notice a set of stairs leading to more finds upstairs and then a third floor! Wow, I could have spent all day here! There are various items from all different time periods and some great deals. I scored a red "train bag" with a 70's style Amtrak button still pinned to the outside. My friends Carolynne and Andy also both found some great stuff. If we had more room in our car, we would have bought some great furniture. I found a cute telephone desk and a writing desk in need of refinishing. Carolynne had her eye on a mammoth set of mail sorting shelves, which would have made a cute bookcase. This will definitely be a stop on our next trip and we'll make sure to rent a U-Haul for all of the great furniture finds.

Not impressed with this place at all. Think more "the crap someone pulled out of grandma's pole…read moreshed" versus hidden treasures. The place is loaded with "knick-knacks". The few furniture pieces lacked character, and were significantly overpriced for their state of disrepair. It's also super offsetting to walk into a store in small town Beaver Dam and to be asked to lock your purse in a locker. This isn't Chicago or Milwaukee, and even more to the point, who even steal grandma's old salt and pepper shaker collection?

Super cute antique shop. Nice people. Very reasonable prices. I'm sold! Now I'm regretting not…read moregetting that thing that I wanted! I believe they also do re-upholstery services. I was drooling over the fabrics in the back. I will definitely be returning!

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.

Quantity over quality for the most part…read more They say they're the largest antique mall in the state and I believe it! This place goes on and on and on and on. There are 3 floors full of stuff. Obviously your feelings will vary depending on what you're looking for. If your grandma collected it, you'll find it here in enormous quantities. Precious Moments, knickknacks, collector plates, SO MANY toys etc. Prices are set by the dealer so some things are reasonable and some are not. Put yourself in the mindset of visiting a rummage sale the size of an airplane hangar and you'll be spot on. Staff wasn't especially pleasant. Worth a look, if you don't mind sifting through a ton of stuff.

This place is an absolute gem! I could spend hours looking…read morethrough every room, aisle, and shelf of this place. There is truly something for everyone here and everything is reasonably priced. Would recommend bringing cash when you visit.

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!.

Very difficult to get in contact with. Promised to help me with an estate sale (taking 45% of the…read moreprofits) at the beginning of September and never showed up. I waited all summer for these people and now I have to try to find someone else and probably wait until next summer. Don't waste your time. Look elsewhere.

Don't waste your time. Went to a sale several miles away and where the first ones in the door…read more Put our items aside. When checking out their staff took Out of our stuff what they wanted. We were going to file a police report But decided to to find better resale companies to shop! Buyers Beware!!! Cheryl W