This collection is deluxe! Take the time to make a reservation if you want to see/purchase some…read morevery fine antiques.

From the owner: Triple A Antiquesread more

I was in a couple of days ago. The selection is amazing! I could spend days in there and see…read moresomething new all the time. I purchased a beautiful 1950's tv lamp at a great price. I will most definitely be going back again. This is a jewel located in a great small town, absolutely worth the trip to Beatrice!

From the owner: Welcome to Goldenrod Antiques & Vintage, where the charm of the past meets the allure of timeless…read moretreasures. Nestled in the West side of Beatrice, NE our antique store is a haven for collectors, history enthusiasts, and those with a penchant for all things vintage. At Goldenrod, we take pride in curating a diverse and exquisite collection of antiques, collectibles, and vintage items that span across different eras and styles. Our carefully selected inventory reflects the rich tapestry of history, offering a delightful journey through the stories of yesteryear. Step into our welcoming space and explore a world where craftsmanship and elegance intertwine.

Sue really knows her stuff. Upon first walking in, it feels like you've walked into a time-machine…read moreto the basement of an old theatre costume shop, but after you get a chance to really look around you begin to realize how many incredible gems she has. I have also been told that she specializes in hosting private parties where she will take you and your guests on tours through themed clothing shows. Worth checking out if you find yourself on some sort of HWY-77 tour.

Do not purchase anything from this business. They are thieves & unfit to run a business. I…read morepurchased an $800 glass display case online and paid in full via Paypal. During the shipment, the piece broke and was returned to the seller to be fixed and reshipped. During this whole debacle I was in touch with the seller, who guaranteed that the piece would be fixed and sent to me. A few weeks later, I realized I had not heard from them nor had the piece arrived at its final destination. The initial transaction happened in July of 2012 and I have yet to receive the piece (which is now back on their website and selling for $1200). I have tried emailing, calling, filing claims through paypal, and claims with Better Business Bureau to no avail. They have not returned my emails or calls for over six months. To sum, they stole $800 from me and are evading all communication. Bad news.

Good store. A little chilly inside on a cold morning, but lots of walking around rows and rows of…read morebeautiful old things. We were shopping for a very specific item, which they didn't have. But, next time, I will wear my comfy-shopping shoes, so I don't get sore feet.

The Corner Co-op is awesome. I spent weeks going through antique stores looking for reasonably…read morepriced large furniture pieces, with no luck, until I stumbled into the co-op. The co-op carries the antiques of around 9 different dealers, and as a result there is a wide range of options, and a wide range of prices. One of the benefits of the co-op is that the dealers are also the rotating cashier staff so you can often haggle their prices, or have them contact off-site dealers to negotiate. If you are checking out an especially pricey piece, many dealers will even let you pay in installments. Their hours can be inconvenient, but if you can navigate the schedule it is extremely worth the effort.

Great antique store! I could spend days here, there are so many booths and great finds. 100%…read morerecommend!

We planned a short day trip from Des Moines IA to Lincoln NE on July 5th with stops in Omaha NE and…read moreCouncil Bluffs IA on our way home... We love to hit antique shops, antique malls, thrift, and consignment shops. Platte Valley Antique Mall, Cafe & Pub in nearby Greenwood NE was probably our favorite stop. Followed closely by Vintage Village Antique Mall, Aardvark Antiques, Burlington Antiques, and Timeless Treasures in Lincoln NE. All of these shops are worth stopping at and checking out! We really didn't get to Omaha NE itself, but there's always next time...! We only ran into one shop that we would not recommend. Lake Manawa Antiques in Councill Bluffs IA... Look it up. Lol

Amazing inventory if you are looking to add any type of original architectural pieces to your…read morehouse. You might have to dig, but you will find exactly what you are looking for!!!

From the owner: Conner's Architectural Antiques specializes in items and services for the restoration of homes,…read morecommercial businesses and unique accent items for applications new and old. Our main inventory is in antique lighting, fireplace mantles, doors, hardware, stained and beveled glass and decorative ironwork. We have a large inventory of many hard to find pieces and a selection of over 700 doors, including french doors, pocket doors, interior doors and entrance doors. 1000's of door knobs and back plates along with a large selection of antique and reproduction furniture hardware. Browse our three floors of display space and the warehouse with the larger stained glass pieces, iron fencing and gates as well as street lights. We also carry many different styles of old reclaimed flooring, door and window trim, and moldings in several sizes and woods. We have extensive glass light shade styles and sizes as well as fabric shade and lamp parts. We also rewire lamps, chandeliers and sconces.

What a unique and amazing place! So much fun to explore the unusual collection of antiques at…read morethis place. And the owner is a gem. She's really fun to talk with while there, is very knowledgeable about her inventory and actually gives tips on how to utilize many of the things in there. This place is a must visit if you are in Nebraska City!

Warehouse Architectural Salvage is located near the end of Central Ave (main street in the town) in…read moreNebraska City. We were exploring and saw this place and wanted to stop in and check it out. As you can tell from the name; the business focus is on architectural salvage, doors, windows, trim, fixtures from historic homes. This is a fairly decent sized building dedicated to these types of pieces. If you are looking to repurpose things for your home, this might be a good place to look. In addition to the architectural items, I saw a variety of furniture, trunks, bikes, cribs, glassware, bottles, etc - a little bit of everything quite frankly. They also have a website that you can check out their inventory. Probably worth checking out. The owners also have another antique shop just up the road from this location as well. Check out the photos and you will get a feel for the variety of merchandise that you can find. One thing I did note - is that I thought prices were a bit high.