1st Aug.'25-15:00-Medium sized shop loaded with Antique goods. Very cool place. If you don't go,…read moreyou've missed out! Attentive service.

This place has had an amazing turn around. Andrea is the new manager and she has done a complete…read moreoverhaul of the space. It's was a complete mess but now easy to see everything. Loads of albums, many vintage. There's a gem and mineral section and very diverse selection. This is back in the game!

GP FLEA is not Closed! It is open W-Sat 10am-4pm and Sundays 12pm-4pm. It is closed on Mondays…read moreand Tuesdays. They have new items everyday. Great place to shop for vintage, primitive, antiques and much more!!!

Revive Home Decor still occupies this old Ashland Fire Station #2 and Jail (Haskins Garage) and…read morecontinues to impress architecturally. I wandered in last week during our return visit to Ashland (and OSF), starting with coffee across the street at Noble. Recycled (and curated) home decor is still the theme here and with stock contained inside and in the yard out back. I found a few things I could fit into the car on the way home and one or 2 others that would not. Oh well. But let's see what happens next time!

Love this little store. I'm spelling her meme wrong most likely, Syria is a sweet lady and the…read moreprices are very reasonable. I stop in every time I go to a neighboring establishment to see if they have anything I like.

A neat, indoor flea market. There is a lot to look at, and getting through each vendor's area of…read morethe shop takes some time. They have all from old antiques to lawn mowers - some in great condition, some plain junk. Just what a flea market should be, and worth a visit. Note: It looks a bit messy, but the Marilyn, an owner, says the store is new and growing very quickly, so storing everything had been tough. Hopefully with time and quite a few sales, this garage can become a local gem!

We were in town for the week for vacation with friends and stopped in. A great store with varied…read morebooths. I did not see any junk booths. My wife and I both found treasures to take home to Nevada. We only wish we had more time to look.

I have found a few treasures here over the years. I enjoy stopping by every once in a while to…read morecheck out what's new. Traditional antique store setup with individual vendors for each area, so prices will vary. Friendly service

This antique store goes on and on and on. It has everything imaginable from smalls to large…read more Dishes, clothes, paper, toys, bikes, wall decor, fishing items, coca cola, Pyrex, PEZ, tools, bells, crystal, western items, dolls, kitchen items, coins, hot wheels, books, magazines, jewelry, and much much more. Enjoy the pictures. Cash and checks only. The owner was very nice and helpful. The prices were also great. We'll stop by again when we are in the area.

The building holds an incredible collection of vintage and antiques. Jewelry, old radios, fishing…read morereels, dishes, super old vanity sets with a hand mirror and a powder box. Maps. tools galore - planers, drills, kitchen implements. Old purses, coats, furs, hats from the olden days. Dolls and doll accessories. There are boxes and baskets of hundreds of message pins and buttons. Club and association pins from conventions. Medals. Books. Old beer steins and related things. Vinyl records. But my gal and I had a hard time finding something to buy. The place is jam packed and not organized or displayed well. I imagine boxes of antique vases or glass bottles came into the store, were placed onto a cluttered shelf, and have been there for 20 years. The merchandise doesn't seem to be leaving the store. It's dusty and cluttered and it would be easy to knock over a shelf full of ceramic items.