Love Love Love this store! Quincy has no shortage of antique and rummage type stores but this one…read moreis by far my favorite. They always have a great mixture of stuff and it changes all the time. Prices are great and the staff is extra helpful and friendly.

So I forgot I went here to peruse the local antique shops that Quincy has to offer a year ago left…read moreashamed of the place then and left for the same reason reason again. Starts out like any other antique place, nic-nacks, duck stuff, vases, then BAM! Nazi memorabilia. Like I get that some folks brought back memories of war, but instead of profiting off of the memories of evil and human genocide, I don't know... throw that in the trash compactor, burn it, or melt that down. Pretty shameful. Keep being classy Sullivan's!

I have NO IDEA what the other reviewers' problems are. I have always found the people here…read moreextremely friendly and always ready to make a deal on items. As far as the reviewer throwing a fit over WWII momorabelia, some people love to collect such things. If you don't like something, you really need to learn to move on. There ARE other opinions besides yours. Also--and more importantly--those who refuse to acknowledge history are destined to repeat it.

Worth the trip lots of good finds here stuff you don't usually see. Lots of nooks and cranny s and…read morefine old items. The owner is friendly and knowledgeable .. Highly recommended. Drive down to this charming very old town and go to this one! I highly recommend this antique store.

On one of our weekend road trips, we were sidetracked by a cute sign that read "Louisiana,…read moreMissouri." Since we weren't going to be anywhere near the state of Louisiana anytime soon, we decided to stop. What a great decision! The town is one of the typical small towns you can find in rural Missouri. There's always a business section where there are your usual fast food joints, a small grocery store, city hall etc. There are different sections of town which run the gamut, from very humble, smaller homes to grander, more palatial homes that looked like drs., lawyers, mayors must have built them back in the day. I am always on a hunt for a great thrift store and lo and behold, there was one right on the main drag. Sporting a brand new, brightly colored sign which reads "Thrift Store" Miss Murrel and Mr. Jim the owners, had recently opened for business. Apparently Mr. Jim is the owner of the entire block and was the owner of what was once an automotive shop which stood in the same area. Miss Murrel told me that story of how he had owned that business for many years but decided to retire and give his wife the building to run her dream, a thrift store. But it's not really just a thrift store and Miss Murrel and Mr. Jim are not just owners of a wonderfully messy, interesting, eclectic, curious little shop. It's a shop that is filled with history, a former business run by a husband and wife for many years that became a staple of the small town. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with genuine hospitality and a very warm vibe. True to my nosy nature, I began asking Miss Murrell about her shop, how long she had been there, etc. It turns out that Mr. Jim is a Korean veteran and in his 80's. You would never have guessed that; both of them were strong, vibrant and we seriously thought they were in their late 60's. There is still a bit of chaos in the shop, perhaps by now, more things are displayed and sections are are a bit more organized. When that day comes, I imagine that there will be even more treasures than the ones I found that day. There are gently used, older treasures mixed with a few more, contemporary items and some lovely furniture pieces. A wonderful couple who own a cool, little shop where you would least expect to find out. A great place to spend a couple of hours.

This little antique store is adorable. I was captivated by the neatly packed shelves packed with…read moretreasures from the past. I'm am regretting the pitcher that I left behind. Prices were reasonable for a tourist town. The clerk was welcoming and engaging. She was a true ambassador of Hannibal, recommending sights to see. There is free street parking. The shop is close to the start of the Mark Twain tour. Worth stopping if you are an antique buff.

From the owner: Selling small antiques and vintage collectibles.read more

The staff are very friendly. Theparking lots and inside are always very clean. I strongly recommend…read morethis store.

Do not bid on any of their auctions. They know the maximum you would bid and then bid against you,…read moreeither to raise you to the maximum or to secure something for their store.

The owner of this shop was an interior designer and the treasures I've found in this shop reflects…read morethis. I almost always find what I am looking for and have yet to leave empty handed. And, the owner makes a conscientious effort to scout the item(s) for me and then, let me know. This just happened 2 days ago.