A great little antique store next to a great coffee shop! Lots of unique items.read more

From the owner: Antiques, vintage & more... scraped, beaten and chipped are the qualities that take us back in…read moretime...find old, loved and rescued antiques, vintage and architectural salvage to inspire your home's story.

This is another antique mall in a long line of antique shops and malls in Corsicana. My first…read moreimpression was that it was not as welcoming as most of the store we visited as there was not even an acknowledgment we had walked in the door like we had gotten at EVERY OTHER store we had visited. In fairness, once we were shopping we did interact with the staff and they were friendly and helpful. It just wasn't the warm welcome you normally get at these kinds of places. Overall there was a decent enough selection and the prices seemed par for the course with the other stores in the area. My wife collects vintage boxes and she found a few to purchase so we left happy!

Always a fun place to browse. So many treasures and the inventory is always changing.read more

A lot of stock. Prices okay. Staff was nice enough. I will…read morenot be giving my money to businesses that support childhood SA. I'm glad they had a shrine to him, so I know where not to spend my money.

Amazing staff and have very nice collection of antiques and glass. I think the new addition of the…read moreyear round Christmas store will be popular with visitors to Palestine

Our first stop on the antiquing trail proved to be the best. It feels more like a tiny department…read morestore with a different set of merchandise. It was spacious and not crowded like some antique shops.

Very wide selection of merchandise to look at. Definitely not a place you can see everything in…read morejust a few minutes, but a place you need to slowly browse and enjoy. I purchased a vintage floor lamp and as I was considering it the staff went out of their way to help me break it down and evaluate it's condition. The price was more than fair and I would most assuredly go back.

Had the BEST meatloaf sandwich!! The fries are cool to look at but the taste is wow!!!! Great…read moreselection of beers!!

One thing my business owning father taught me... be open the hours you have posted. This place was…read moresadly closed when I showed up Wednesday. Looks like their actual hours are Thursday through Saturday. I drove an hour to do some shopping so it was disappointing. I peaked in the window and there appeared to be some interesting stuff in so I'll be back to check it out, but not a great start.

Great stuff. Can always find that unique piece I'm looking for as a treasure for myself or a gift…read morefor someone else

Great store with a little bit of everything!! Antiques collectibles books you name it!! The people…read morethere are super friendly and knowledgeable!!! Go by and take a look!

I was on another aimless pointless ride. snaking through central texas backroads to bypass…read moredeathtrap interstates, hoping for a chance encounter with the weird, pretentious, unpredictable, diseased... or similar elements on the list of "things quintessentially texan". as i cruised this two-stoplight town's mainstreet, i was wondering whatever became of the 90s glamrock group, spacehog. but i made an immediate uturn when out of the corner of my eye flashed a sign with a singularly iconic word, evocative of life in Austin when it was home to only a few hundred thousand, when it was still hip, before came thousands of clever folks from the digital-world, before their "beemers" replaced handpainted westfalias, before progress transformed the quietly powerful "hill country" into Levittown. the word was "armadillo". I was enroute to kill a weekend at a friends ranch before a meeting in Austin the following week with a client. a well-moneyed techie had kitchen-cobbled his "Texas Woodshed BBQ Rub" only to see sales quickly death-spiral. someone referred him to me and I was soon flying to Austin. quite a production, all in hopes that pairing my experience in food development with his money might resurrect his product à la Lazarus. but the sample he sent beforehand told me immediately that despite my best efforts his amateurish product was doomed. naturally, i took his money anyway. the armadillo, misnomered a "living dinosaur," is an armor plated mammal with pea-size brain. slow moving, armadillo roadkill litters texas roads and, word has it, if grilled a freshly harvested-by-car 'dillo tastes like chicken. perhaps some truth to this because during the great depression, "hoover hogs" were the main course at more than a few texas dinners. the armadillo later reached its heyday when austin became the mecca for texas counter-culture migrants, a kind of mascot for the late 60s goings on in central texas. if you insisted on staying in texas and wanted to adopt the trappings and mind-warp thrill drugs of the day, somehow the armadillo made sense as a metaphor for hip cosmic cowboys here... backwards, out of step, eccentric, oblivious to the pace of the outside world and quaintly unique. as i passed this "armadillo emporium" the thought came that perhaps due to its remote location it might contain more than the usual garage sale goods found in such out of the way towns whose time, if ever it was, has surely passed. more even, could it be that somewhere inside this rummage sale, one might actually find the dehydrated remains of the beloved creature after which the store is named? the answer: no. mostly what is here is neither old nor interesting: handmade jewelry, pottery, macrame and other crafty goods (mostly brand named), like the stuff sold at so many country fairs, farmers markets and other events. as i left the area, i bid adios to the memory of all things armadillo, but much appreciate this armadillo emporium for reminding me of days when kozmic blues untuned the sky.

Fun store with some quirky antiques! Definitely need to go back and search through their records.read more

My teenagers love this store! I have more time to look around and find treasures while my teens…read morelook at all the cute T-shirts and smell the amazing bath salts and soaps. I stop by this store as often as I can. I have found clothes, home decor, gifts and more! It feels good to support small Texas towns and small business owners. Every time I come here, I meet a new friend.

Some old & some new things. It's a good mix. They have local honey! I made friends with Dixie, the…read morestore dog! She's super sweet!

Great little spot with a mix of antiques, collectables, vintage, and good old junk/treasures LOL…read moreThank goodness the AC worked well, was a very hot day. Picked up a few items and loved the extra booth discounts. Enjoyed visiting this place and the folks were very nice.

Love this antique mall! Everything is organized. You don't have to dig for stuff. Clearly marked by…read moreowners. Some are slightly higher than others but you can still find some great bargains! I can go back every few weeks and find new treasures.