We stumbled on this place and I think it's a super cute find. They seem to do consignment and so…read moretheres a bunch of little areas . Yes this is an antique shop but it's not limited to that. I found stickers, handmade crafts , gemstones , and so much more. This definitely a treasure hunt for new and old treasures . The prices aren't unreasonable .

Even though the name says so, this store is not really a traditional antique store -- it's more of…read morean up-cycle and handmade crafts seller. Duluth Antique Marketplace just opened...all of the local antique stores said we should check them out and see what they're all about. No one we talked to had actually been there yet. I'd say that only one in 20 items in this store is actually an antique or something vintage. (But there seems to be more antiques in the basement.) DAM seems to mostly be a store with "up-cycled" merchandise, home-made crafts, reproduction antiques, and a few vintage items. I didn't see any hardcore high-end antiques. I saw a lot of things made out of painted wood, corrugated tin, pottery, and galvanized metal...you get the picture. Despite not really being a traditional antique store, I like what they're trying to do here. The store is large, bright, and everything is displayed nicely. There are a lot of bright, modern looking grays and whites. Everything still smells like new paint. There were two women scrambling around (The owners? Managers?) that we talked to quite a bit. They were very nice, energetic, and obviously very passionate about their new store. Not really my thing...but good for people that like this type of style. -Daddy Maxx Retro

The range of items is very nice except I was immediately turned off by three or more items for sale…read morethat made it obvious of their political views. The items for only one side. So, I didn't want to buy anything after that. I was greeted and they were friendly when I came in but I was still turned off.

Wide selection, many brands and styles, many are new with tags! Love dropping in when I'm in town.read more

WOW! My favorite coffee cups in the world! The cups feel GREAT in my hand and look just right!…read more They even agreed to make a cup for me with custom artwork showing my sailboat and a kraken on the high seas. They are true artists. Every coffee cup is a true work of art! I want to explore all of the other creative beautiful things that they offer...

Confession: I was unable to visit this location in person while I was in town but I regret it…read moreimmensely! I ended up shopping their Fall Sale online instead and purchased one of the delightfully whimsical chicken mugs. It arrived at my house swiftly and was well-packed, and came with a handwritten note. The price was high for a mug but I love getting to use real handmade art around the house. I highly recommend checking out their online storefront if you can't visit in person and want a lovely, functional bit of art. I use my new mug multiple times a day and eagerly look forward to my next trip to Duluth so I can see the shop in person!

Nice little antique shop with tons of different items. The prices on some things were a little high…read morebut most antique shops are like that. The location is very clean and organized which is nice especially for the amount of stuff the place has. The owner was nice and polite. I think we might come back and check out this place again next time we're in town

Antiques on Belknap is by far the best antique store in the Duluth, MN and the Superior, WI area!…read more My wife and I scheduled 2 days to visit EVERY antique store in Duluth and in Superior. We were able to visit all of them except for two, which closed early...because of cold weather...or whatever. When we finally got to Belknap I was amazed at the huge quantity of high quality items crammed into one small building! You have to look close, every square inch is packed with stuff. And don't forget to look up. There are some awesome larger items hanging from the rafters in the ceiling. The whole place is owned by a very nice woman named Janet. All of the merchandise is hers...no "antique mall" with hundreds of small vendors and their stupid little nick-nacks. It's all 100% Janet. This explains the quality. And it explains her willingness to carry a few larger items that you'd never see at a mall. My wife and I like big items. We bought a 1951 movie poster that's 7 feet wide and 2 feet tall with striking images and the original billboard scalloped frame. We also bought a 1930s flour advertising poster that's 4 feet wide and 1 foot tall with really cool graphics and shrink wrapped safely on a cardboard backing. We'll be back the next time we're in the area. Thanks, Janet! -Daddy Maxx Retro

Wow! This place was great! So many comics, a lot of good Batman ones. Decently priced for…read morecollectors! And the staff? So friendly and amazing! I didn't buy anything, but I didn't need to, it was a great experience. I would go again!

Fun shop, really helpful staff! We stopped in to get a gift and had personal attention and great…read morerecommendations that were a good fit for what we were looking for.

This new antique mall is HUGE!!! Over 45 dealers and there is an amazing variety of items to see;…read moreantique, primitive, vintage kitsch, MCM, grannycore, even new collectible items. The folks working are extremely friendly & helpful too. If you stop in at the right time, you can even catch one of their auctions nextdoor!

Lot of glassware, 1970 stuff, beanie babies, dailies, rummage items. You get the idea.​read more

The 4 stars are not for the stereotypical souvenir outpost that fronts Tom's Logging Camp. That's…read moreonly where you need to go to pay for a ticket to enter Tom's Logging Camp, the 4-star attraction here. Tom's Logging Camp ($5 per person) is a self guided walk on a trail behind the souvenir shop. It's a peek into what an actual logging camp was like, something I assure you I'd never once in my life thought of before visiting here. It's kind of a fun little stroll. You peer into or walk through cabins that have handwritten explanations of what you're seeing. The signs explain everything from the equipment the loggers used to the food they ate, to the jobs of the cooks and the blacksmiths. It was here that I learned that the Finnish workers, when they arrived on Duluth's North Shore, were the hardest workers but they'd work only in camps with saunas. Tom's Logging Camp erected a sauna, naturally, because Tom wanted Finnish workers. I also learned that loggers were filthy and drank heavily: * In the bunkhouse, a top bunk was in demand as the bugs crawling on you would fall downward, preying instead on the inhabitant of the lower bunk; and * A special cabin has been erected here to let visitors emulate the experience of being a drunk logger. Everything leading to and inside that cabin is askew and somehow, it had me chuckling exactly as I'd imagine a drunk logger might. Boy, did I learn a lot of useless interesting stuff here! As you walk the trail you can purchase food to feed trout then goats and finally, llamas. So come to Tom's Logging Camp to have the fun experience of a llama eating out of your hand, being a faux-drunk, and learning a bit about life in a Minnesota logging camp.

The service was fantastic. The owner was funny and nice. The selection was many different things at…read morethe store. The value was reasonable.

Great shop, lots of choices, if you dont see what you want they can hook you up. We like to buy…read moreour clover seed here. Employee's are very helpful.

I've only been in two times looking for specific items, and both times they were really rude. They…read moreact like you're causing them a massive inconvenience just for asking if they carry something. I won't be going back.