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.

Small quaint and clean antique shop with many unique items, plus jewelry and handbags. Staff was…read morefriendly and helpful.

From the owner: Unique little shop with a bit of quirkiness towards fine quality authentic antiques, collectibles,…read morecandles, jewelry, and designer purses.

Disappointed went to shop here and they closed right in the middle of the day when we pulled in to…read morepark. (Watched her put the sign on the door) We're not from around here but closing at 1pm in the middle of the day wasn't expected. We also witnessed 2 other people going to shop and were disappointed as well with the "closed" sign on the door. Maybe next time...... this review was from a few weeks ago, not today.

I also drove an hour to get to this spot on a Thursday. It was closed!!! We went to the door…read moreand it said "go in at our sister store, 2 blocks down on the same side of the street." So we get back in the car and go to the sister store and it's closed too! . Seriously.... unless you live close... don't bother!

Lots of varieties of things to buy. Its nice to go check out. Different things always added. Prices…read moreare fair.

We had a nice shopping spree at the Bargain Barn. I love a flea market. This place fits the bill…read more We were here on a Friday morning so not all vendors were open. But I still found plenty to buy. The vendors that were open were very friendly. Take the time to shop here!

These friendly folks dusted off a bunch of unique antique & vintage items & arranged everything in…read morea beautiful historic on Union's Main St. Fun place to explore.

One of my all time favorite antique stores! There's so much neat stuff, and something for everyone!…read moreI've purchased everything from my favorite cast iron cookware to some beautiful antique ironstone here. Oh, and the coffee table all my friends try to talk me out of? Bought at Wild Horse of course!

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

Well organized and clean place to look at antiques and all sorts of curiosity items…read more Nice folks, and as others has stated, a bit pricey. However, if you really want an item, it might be worth the cost.

The good: great selection of antiques you don't see at other antique stores. Some of these…read morecollections are quite impressive. The bad: too expensive. Small town antiquing is usually good deals - not here. The wife and I left without buying anything.