This is a neat little spot off of exit 76 in Edingdurgh just past the outlets. The only way to describe this place is one huge rummage sell. It looks like vendors rent booths in the store and sell their goods. They have some very unique old items such as comic books, shirts, candles, candy, records, toys, knives, swords, stuffed animals, signs, jewelry and postcards clothes. One of the most unique things I saw during my visit was a Vietnam-era Army Coat. There are tons of items here to browse. Because the store has independent vendor booths, you may able able to negotiate with the vendor to get a lower price on some items. This is a neat little spot that even though it is huge, it is clean and very well organized. You could spend a considerable amount of time going through here. I recommend checking this place out if you are in the area and looking for some odd or/or unique finds. read more

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First of all, as a fur mom, I'm happy to tell you they are a pet friendly store! Make sure they potty before you go in , because you could spend an entire day in this store! If you're looking for something old or new, they probably have it! read more

It's a well-kept mall that has many, many options. It feels like it's the size of Walmart with just as many purchase options. You can ring bells throughout it, and someone in a red vest will assist you. However, most of the items were extremely overpriced, even more than you would find on eBay. I was very disappointed by this. For example, some of the mugs cost $25, and some cute but tarnished brass wall hangings were $30 each, even though they were a pair. Most of the small, delicate items are behind locked glass cases, so you can't inspect them or look at what's behind those items without asking for a worker to help. Carts are also available. If you have sensory issues, especially from being overstimulated, I would recommend wearing headphones since music is played constantly inside. They have a few rest areas throughout as well as bathrooms, vending machines, and tables to eat at. However, the soda vending machine ate my money without giving me a drink, despite following the instructions. After spending several hours walking through, I did not buy anything, mostly due to the items being overpriced. read more

Awesome selections & friendly red vest team. Also, great place for a stop along I65 for a walk & awesome vending machines & CLEAN bathrooms. read more

Exit 76 Antique Mall - Antiques Near Me - Edinburgh, Indiana

Love this place! Some things are over priced but if you search enough you can find the same thing at a reasonable cost in another booth haha I've been coming here for a few years now and I really enjoy walking around and finding things. They have what seems to be a lot of collectors items like looney Tunes glass cups, old timey cookie jars and so so much more. This place usually isn't busy but the day I went everything was around 20-45% off if you could pay cash. They have their own atm machine, the fee was only $2 which was pretty good for today! Service was friendly. I really like this place, I'll be back. read more

Exit 76 Antique Mall - Beautiful painting of fruit I really wanted but passed on since I had other art pieces - Antiques Near Me - Edinburgh, Indiana

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What a neat place! This was my first visit to this particular antique mall, but I have visited many malls of this type. Unlike other malls, this one was clean, tidy and no "junk" vendors. Most all of the vendors were truly "antiques" and many of them were well tagged, meaning not only the price but also name of item (for the youngsters) and date. It took us a 3 hours to walk the mall and that is NOT to say we saw everything. We only scratched the surface. One oddity is that each vendor has a "percentage off" if you pay cash. This sounds like a neat perk, but this makes for a VERY slow check out. For each transaction the cashier has to ring up the price, look up the vendor and then apply the appropriate discount. You can easily see how check becomes a long process. I recommend going early and planning to spend some time here. This is not a place you can rush through, especially the check out area. Urg! read more

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Enormous venue of nice, some over priced, collectibles. Lots of glass from long ago closed blowers, old baseball cards, really you can't see everything. Not a lot of furniture pieces, but some very nice. Shop , enjoy and don't hesitate to ask questions. Something may want to come home with you or something just reminding you to smile about things you forgot you or your Granny used to have. read more

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Oh my. Where do I begin? I am antiques illiterate - my better half is well versed. We were in Columbus for the weekend and this was one place the hotel desk clerk wrote down as a place to stop. This visit can easily be a 5 hour day if not more. The most organized set up I have ever seen in an antiques emporium and it is an emporium - it is quite large inside. It is Not cluttery as many places are. Plenty room to walk and not feel cramped. They have yellow vested employees at your beck and call to open showcases. So very polite and nice. Better half purchased several things. I had a good time tagging along. They have a vending machine area with ample seating if you need a break. Washrooms very clean - my only comment is I wish they had purse hooks on the back of the stall doors. Will we go back- absolutely. read more

One of the better antique malls I've been to. I went twice within about a month to find some specific artwork for my new apartment. I found what I was looking for. I paid cash, which gets you 10% off on items from some sellers. And in the case of the framed poster I bought, I'd noticed it on my first visit there but didn't buy it, and when I came back the second time the price had been dropped by $25. So I snapped it up. Here's the basic tip you need to know - the nicer, more antique kind of stuff is to the right of the main entrance. The less nice, more flea market kind of stuff is to the left. Having walked through about every inch of this mall twice, I'd say if you're looking for Americana decorations or furnishings, sports memorabilia, old pottery/plates/bowls, or Star Wars/Star Trek/TV show/movie collectibles, this is the place for you. I was initially surprised by how difficult it was to find the decorations I was looking for, but I did get them so I'd say this place is a definite recommend. read more

I absolutely feel in love with this place. It is huge! Tony and I spent almost four hours wondering around inside the maze of the layout. The prices were very nice, some were too high, but so many lovely pieces. I LOVE looking around antique malls. It is like a museum, but you can actually touch the items and buy them if the price is right. My passion is old glassware and vintage furniture. read more

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This is a huge antique mall and flea market but 90% antiques. It's not big on furniture, but has a lot of military, racing, sports, man cave/woman cave items, "smalls", and collector items. This is where your great grandparent's stuff came to rest, and it's a lot of fun. There is something there for almost anyone. Jewelry, books, curios, specially carved/finished wood stocks, but nothing that shoots. There are plentiful knives, blankets, looms, weaving gear, clothing/costumes, magazines, collector books, sports memorabilia, yard art, and much much more. Prices are reasonable, and some booths have discounts ranging from 10-70% off. Helpful people can answer questions. Warning: This is a HUGE PLACE, larger than some Walmarts, and takes a while to navigate. You can get lost.... but it's just huge and varied. Allocate some time to spend. And it's not too expensive overall. Some items are clearly insanely priced, but you can always try to negotiate. And there are some bargains. read more

This used to be one of my favorite antique malls. There are lots of booths and I was always able to find Midwest treasures at reasonable prices. The mall is well laid out and tidy. They are conveniently located off interstate 65 just north of the outlet mall. There is plenty of parking and nice restroom facilities. The staff is friendly and eager to help you find things or open cases. This visit was a disappointment. Many booths were empty or filled with junk. There were a number of booths with fake vintage look items. The quality has gone down significantly. Prices were higher - but probably commensurate with urban prices. That said, I was still able to find a few unique treasures today. The clerk carefully wrapping up my purchases. I'll be back. But I hope they start to jury booth content. . read more

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This place is huge and has a wide variety of items. I was impressed with how organized the majority of the booths were. There are lots of fine furniture pieces, antiques, and huge amounts of collectibles. Note that the left side is the easiest to navigate with its long rows that run from front to back with a bisecting cross walk. The right side isn't quite as easy to keep track of where you've looked with a number of rows going left to right surrounded by some that go front to back. Still, it's not too bad to find your way around and they do have some wall mounted layout maps of the store. Of the places I've browsed for antiques and collectibles, this has the widest selection of quality pieces I've found. Review #2070 read more

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We always love making a trip down from Indy to this place or on our way south. It's HUGE and has a ton of variety. The often have raffles for gift certificates and about a year ago, we won a $50 one which was awesome and finally cashed it in on some items today. It's always busy on weekends. Bathrooms are in pretty good shape. Lots of staff on hand to help out. read more

Exit 76 Antique Mall - Antiques Near Me - Edinburgh, Indiana

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We stopped in and were surprised at how big the store was! Had a lot of nice and unique items. Our only complaint was the confusion of aisles. Staff was helpful! read more

HUGE antique mall. I have heard of this place multiple times and never been. I saw on previous reviews that there were many items with blackface but I didn't see any and it appears they have been removed. A lot of vintage stores have items like that so I wouldn't be completely surprised. The only thing I purchased were some vintage postcards and got a discount for paying in cash. I did not realized this place was owned by the Pence Family until after the fact but I know that the money mainly goes to the booth owners. I didn't see much political paraphernalia except a few booths with Trump items but I just kept moving on. Most everyone wore masks and it was required. It's worth a check out. read more

This place is huge. I think we walked 5 miles inside the building going up and down every aisle. We found some awesome things we didn't know we needed. Love that you get % off from some booths if you pay cash. They will hold your stuff for you so you can shop more. I had to take my cart up front because both baskets were full. Everyone is friendly and they did an awesome job wrapping 55 pieces of a china pattern I found. read more

I haven't been to an antique mall in ages and this one is absolutely enormous and is open everyday from 10-6 (except Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas). We picked up a brochure at Zaharakos ice cream parlor and stopped on our way home to Indianapolis. I wish I would have paid more attention, because the brochure is a useful map for you to remember where those items are that you see that you're 'iffy' about. There is a vast variety in the over 500 booths here. You'll see furniture, records, primitive decor, clothing, toys, jewelry, coins, and a some flea market style booths. Do allow yourself enough time to browse through all the aisles if you're on a hunt. My goal was to find a nice cast iron skillet. I saw several ranging in size and price, and was surprised at how much these were going for when I came across a booth with one I liked and it happened to be 'manned' by the owner, who immediately offered me a better price than the $35 on the tag. I'm not one to haggle really, so that was a nice surprise right off the bat. I also had my eye on some nesting bowls and saw Pyrex running from $35 to $75 in varied condition. There were staff members readily available in red smocks to assist with questions or items in the cases, even offering to take items to the front to free my hands. Some booths have red signs indicating discounts when you pay with cash or check. When I asked how the cashiers know about the discounts, I was told that the discounts are in their computer system, but that I shouldn't hesitate to ask for a better price (some tags are marked FIRM). With the mall closing in 15 minutes, I made a final run through the aisles that I hadn't seen and found a set of pristine Pyrex marked for $30 and a sign in the booth that offered 30% off all items. I left with a handful of cds for the trip home (.25 - $3.00 each), my Pyrex bowls at $21 and skillet at $23 and was all smiles on the ride home! read more

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Seeing everything in this massive antique mall can take a couple of hours even if you breeze past some of the lackluster booths. Truly, something for everyone here but I don't recommend doing the trip with kids less than 10 years old. As always, prices vary from vender to vender but I'd suggest you come with cash as most of the booths offer a discount for cash purchases. Don't forget to search for the giant ant! read more

I've been coming here for years and haven't written a review...time to correct that! The first thing that you'll immediately notice is size-this place is huge! It is very easy to get lost, although there are maps posted and plenty of red vest clad employees available to assist. Free wifi is available. There are vending machines if you need something to munch on and don't want to leave the building. Overall, the building is very wheelchair, stroller, walker, etc friendly. There's only one small area where there would be an issue. This isn't the case at other antique shops. When entering the building, the vendors on the right side are more stable. I've seen them for years. There tend to be less discounts on this side as well. The items are more traditional antique items. The left side is more variable as turn over tends to be higher. There are more booths on this side that have newer items. Discounts are usually higher on this side. If you enjoy antique shopping, this is a great place to go. If you see it and like it, then buy it. It might not be here the next time! read more

It was ok. Lot of overpriced items. And stuff that was damaged but ignored that and still asking full price.

Funny certain things irritate or bother folks so badly they want antiques and collectibles dealers to pull history or art from others. One has to ask, "is there is an underlying political agenda or ignorance as in a male member exposed on a statue due to religious reasons, etc.?" Have been buying and selling both for years and never a problem to include banned books. You hide or try to bury history, BAM, it comes back on you and repeats. This mall has a great variety of items for anyone. Well organized and operated. Great customer service. Thank you for offering a broad mix of items. read more

I feel like a bad person giving only four stars. It would earn five if it were open later than only 6 PM! That's too early for working people and students who live in Greenwood! Otherwise, this place is next to fantastic! There are soooo many booths to get through. Definitely grab a map to get through it, because in the two days I tried to get here with enough time before 6, I still didn't make it all the way through. Currently there is a lot of open booths too, and hopefully those will be filled in quick with more cool stuff! There's a lot of old old antique stuff, plenty of plain ol' junk, and tons of cool vintage items. There's a ton of collectible stuff in the many rows of glass cases present too. They've even got some outdated vending machines and a little sitting area to snack in when you need a break. Definitely worth the drive to Edinburgh if you live on the south side! It's only about twenty or thirty minutes south of Whiteland. They shut off the lights right at six to encourage people to get out of the booths and up to the counter with their purchases! I got caught in the dark! Associates are also clearly marked with vests and are very helpful with carrying large items up to one of their doors or to the counter for checkout. The only complaint about customer service was one older lady who approached me and my friend the first time I visited. My friend was holding something we wanted to buy and the lady offered to buy it off of us so she could have it. That seemed very unprofessional to me? Maybe I'm just weird. Anyway, make it a stop if you can! But try to get there early to have plenty of time! read more

Exit 76 Antique Mall - I need it. - Antiques Near Me - Edinburgh, Indiana

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Wow. This is one big ol' honkin' antique mall! So big that we were unable to see it all before they closed. Boo. There are soooo many aisles of things to see. I managed to snag a couple of Boston terrier items! Woo-hoo! This place is just huge. HUGE! There is no way I can describe all that they have. For a person who has some physical limitations, I love that they have benches throughout some of the aisles where you can rest. read more

STOP. This is NOT an antique store. More like a giant flea market or vintage thrift store. When the sign outside says Unique Gifts, you know it's not antiques. Tons of toy cars Hotwheels. Some glass. Massive ton of baskets and just garbage from peoples homes. Seriously there were maybe 5 booths that had some antiques. This is NOT an antique store. Not to mention at least 30% of the booths were empty and several dealers had multiple booths. Not what they advertise. If you need crafts or Nicknack things or if you mother-in-law with the bad haircut needs a place to go. Drop her here and come back for her in an hour. Don't go read more

Love it so much to see. The staff is fairly friendly. I go every year. Love it a bunch

Some people will call this place big. I call it the grand daddy of them all! Calling this place big would be an understatement. This place is so big, that elderly and gen z antiquers may get lost. One side is aisle after aisle. The other half is like a maze where bread crumbs may be needed to find your way out. I highly reccomend clearing out a few hours of your day and checking this place out. There are so many items in this place. I have a theory behind the Jimmy Hoffa disappearance. He's not dead somewhere, but he's lost in this place just wondering around. read more

Possibly THE BEST antique mall in Indiana!!! With 72,000 square feet, 330 dealers, 600 booths you're sure to find something there that interests you. My wife and I go here quite a bit. There's always a lot of interesting things to look at. Sometimes I'll even come across things that I remember from my childhood. They even have a great selection of antique furniture. All of the staff is very friendly and very helpful. This place is so massive and has so many things to look at that it will probably take you at least a couple of hours to walk through the whole mall (if not more). The other great thing about this antique mall is that it's located amongst an outlet mall, and several restaurants. So if you're into antiques, be sure to visit this antique mall. I think you'll enjoy it. read more

Very impressive. I wish that I had know about this place when I lived in Indy. A lot of great merchandise. I wish that I had had more time to spend. Because of the layout being chopped up and confusing I didn't get to cover as much ground as I would have liked. read more

Get a map before you begin, to mark anything you want to revisit before leaving for reconsidered purchases. Huge (and, in spots, confusing, even with the map--which doesn't completely capture availabile / blocked path) layout. Location is cavernous, but well-staffed...The folks in the red vests will store, tally, & pack your selections at the front while you continue to shop or help with opening displays or whatnot. There are a large number of booth owners who regularly have unique items in great condition. Folks are doing a lot of hard work behind the scenes to stock their spaces. That, though, means that this is not the place to expect to discover bargains. You're going to find absolutely great stuff here, but you're going to pay retail or insurance value, not less. These folks know their stuff when they're pricing - plus, the facility is well staffed, stocked, & maintained, all factoring into their markup. This is not a place to shop if you're looking for items with resale margin. read more

This mall is located on Exit 76 (too obvious?) and is well marked so you can find it. Once you are in the store, pick up a map from the front desk and make sure you mark anything you MIGHT be interested in going back to look at because it will be almost impossible to find later without help. There is a huge variation of items for sale, from furniture to lamps, from cloths to books and every nick-knack, kitchen item, collectable, and toy in between. Many of the booths had sales "20% off" but you had to pay by cash or check, don't worry, out of state checks are accepted. My only gripe is many of the items were over-priced. There were bargains to be found but you had to hunt for them, which is part of the fun. The place is so massive I actually quit about 1/2 way and I have never done that before. read more

This place is very well organized. Plus, the range of items sold here will keep you browsing for hours. Went on a rainy Saturday for a specific antique item and found myself tempted by dozens of goodies. The only reason for 4 stars is that you really have to hunt down the red vest employees to open the glass cases for you. Also, plan to be in line 30mins. read more

Will not be buying anything else from this store , I've been a frequent shopper, I drove a hour yesterday after a month ago visiting , I wanted to purchase 2 Terri Lee dolls , they were still their after a month , one was price $145 the other $120 , I asked the sales person if she could call the dealer for a better price , she informed it had be over $150, I saw no problem , she informed each piece had to be over 150 , I was $5 dollars off on one , so the older sales person chirped in and said were do we cross the line $5 $10 . Store policies , I'm sure the vendor would of hated giving up the sale $260 , this close to booth rent time . That's explains why they have so many vacant booths , and a lot of booth offering 60 to 70 percent off . I guess they didn't need my $300 sale yesterday I was also buying another doll that I didn't ask for discount . Don't waste you're time going , pricey and not that great of quality in antiques , sorry I ever bought their threw the years . read more

Exit 76 Antique Mall is, quite literally, the perfect antiquing destination. My family and I are avid antiquers, so we frequent antique shops/malls across the country while on vacations. Each time we visit a store roughly the size of Exit 76 (there aren't many..this place is a behemoth), we always find ourselves comparing it to Exit 76, and it's very rare that we decide a place is as good. They have something for everyone here...they had better, with such a large premises. Exit 76 is the perfect location for loading up on vintage smalls for...you know, whatever you do with antiques. Set them around the house, I suppose...that's what we do. I particularly love this place because they have an extensive selection of vintage Star Wars items...I'm a huge collector of that stuff, and this is THE place to get it. If it tells you anything, my family plans annual/biannual trips to Exit 76 for special occasions, like Mother's Day, and I specifically save up money just to go here. read more

First off, I should admit that I'm addicted to thrift shopping, I love that you never know what you might find. If you enjoy the same thing, or just love to mock old weird shit, this place is worth the drive. Skip the outlet mall and spend the day, and yes, I said day-this place is huge. A lot of the middle aisles are behind glass, but there's all manner of what-not here, from furniture to kitchenware, to Star Wars memorabilia, to Nazi medals. (and no, I don't know why, but apparently there's a collector out there for everything, even hate-cults)... anyway, they literally have thousands of items and oddities. Just make sure you have comfy shoes and a lot of time. On a weird sidenote, I did notice that I got really bad reception on my cell while I was there, which may have just been a Verizon thing, an iPhone thing, or possibly just the universe telling me to put my phone away and live in the now... read more

This has been our go to Indiana stop when we feel like antiquity, but that is going to change. Over the past 10 years, I've seen a real decline in quality for many of the booths...not all, still some nice pieces of furniture, mainly in the front aisles, and very sporadically elsewhere. Lots of China, odds and ends, junk, etc. I may still stop in from time to time, but not a destination for me. read more

My red bearded side kick and I LOVE going to antique stores and checking out all the cool old goodies, and this place was definitely a good find! We actually dragged my mom out for some vintage lovin and all three of us were thoroughly impressed! From quilts to scooters, there are treasures galore here, and whether you're into eclectic old jewelry or pie chests, you'll find SOMETHING here that tickles your fancy. To top it all off, the employees are great and super nice, willing to help, and very knowledgeable about the goods. Will most certainly be back soon! read more

You know it's going to be good when they have maps and pencils available so you can mark areas of interest (or find your way back). It is a large antique mall with "red vests" around places to assist when necessary with unlocking of display cases etc. The hubby and me wandered around for about an hour and got maybe A 1/3 of the way through - I got pooped out. It's an antique store and the people know the value of things, so it's not like a flea market or anything, if you really want something you will pay the appropriate price. This place was extremely clean, organized, and has a great lounge area to sit and wait for the rest of your party to finish wandering around. If you like milling around antique malls then I'd highly recommend the drive down to Edinburgh and spend an relaxing afternoon. read more

Exit 76 Antique Mall - It's large enough they provide maps and pencils to mark areas of interest. - Antiques Near Me - Edinburgh, Indiana

You know after reading through some of the other reviews, I have to say I disagree with most of it and I hope that employees or owners see this. I have to say that it's a great place to go every time I go in I don't make it far because I see stuff that catches my eyes, yes it's owned by a Republican but who cares? Don't get offended go somewhere else to shop, it's a good mixture of an Antique store and thrift store if I want something old and aged I can get it, if I want something newer I can also get it. People getting upset over some of the stuff being sold should just stay away then and try not to ruin it for other people... everyone has different tastes and I plan on visiting as much as I can because you'll never know what you'll find. Another thing people should remember that Antique items are old items which means things are different, don't get offended by history you can't change that. I can't wait to go back and try to see the whole place. read more

Is this a political debate? Honestly, folks stick to the topic. Notice the political comments rate this business poorly. However those actually rating the experience have a different opinion/rating. I just spent a couple hours walking the aisles and found most booths to be well maintained and offering authentic antiques, vintage and collectibles. Something for everyone. Highly recommend and I would return. read more