For a satisfying trip down memory lane, Staples Mill is a must! Great fun and a huge selection of…read moreeverything you remember and much you don't! Staffed by those "in the know" who willingly help with knowledge and pricing. Spend an hour or two easily.

One of the coolest antique spots I've been to! Something new around every corner, or floor.. I felt…read morelike I was in a maze at times. Highly recommend

Awesome surprised! Tucked down a back road in a strip mall-looks small but when you walk inside it…read moreis big! Staff were very friendly and they had really fun booths. Left with two handmade necklaces and a vintage beer sign in good condition for great prices. Will definitely be back!

Great place for unique finds. Very Friendly people. Willing to help if needed. I bought a piece…read moreof furniture and the person working was so helpful in getting it to and in my car. (Actually on my car :) ) So many cool things. I didn't have a lot of time to spend appreciating all that is in the store. Will be going back with more time to spend. Great little find.

This shop had a lot of antiques to look at and buy, but the prices were incredibly high for some of…read morethe items that we looked at. It was fun to shop around and find some nostalgic items, but we were very unlikely to buy anything because the items were priced at least 3x the amount they went for originally! There were other antique shops in the area that had better priced items than this one.

Extremely rude ... seems very very racist. Don't spend a dime of your money at this shop as a POC…read more They Won't even greet you when you walk inside they will follow you in the store. I watched from the second floor as they greeted every customer but when a black family walked in they were not greeted and the old white woman at the register turned and made a face not realizing I was watching her from the top level while the other employee followed me around. They have a lot of racist materials for sale all over the store in several displays. They have a large picture hanging with a slave on it. Ive read the reviews and it seems like this is a regular complaint and occurrence so I contacted the local better business bureau and placed a complaint. God is always watching... do better be better

I'm just going to come out and say it - this antique store is lame…read more I was SO disappointed after wasting my time walking through the entire store, every nook & cranny, first floor and basement. This former bank building is full of modern crap and - maybe - some things I might consider "vintage". It's little more than a big garage sale...a garage sale where I wouldn't buy anything! I managed to find only a handful of items that I'd consider antiques. For example, how many 1990s glass tumblers do I need to look at? And why would I want to spend money on a dance trophy from 1999? To make things worse, the two staff members at the front desk were busy looking at videos on their laptops. They said nothing, never looked up, and were completely devoid of any customer service skills whatsoever. Don't bother opening the door. Keep walking and check out one of the other shops on Main Street. -Daddy Maxx Retro

A well established antique shop in downtown Stillwater provides a setting to while away an hour or…read moreso on a Saturday. I was last here about five years ago and found a set of glassware I probably paid too much for but it still shines out in my scattered collection of glass pieces. This visit I didn't see any special or unique glass but then I breezed through quickly. There are separate themed rooms to narrow down your search. "Oriental"? Well a little less PC than some like but a vast collection from Asian and other Occidental lands. There are many twists and turns and a second floor and a few stairways to portions of a third floor. There are record albums your grand and great grand parents would appreciate if they had a device to play them on. I found the celebrity magazines of radio and movie stars of the 30's and 40's fascinating with the real inside story about Fibber McGee and Molly. Their celebrity life was even before my time but they had about the funniest radio sitcom which still can be heard on old time radio shows and websites. You have to wait for Fibber to open his closet door..my how we digress. One note about this store. They have posted a sign showing a decrease in operating hours. They are now open only Friday through Sunday. Is the magic waning?

American Gothic Antiques is the best antique store in Stillwater! Have an amazing selection for…read moreanything from vintage toys, signs and furniture to little things that you would have never thought of! This is truly my go to antique store and I always look forward to seeing the curated display cases at the entrance and then spending hours exploring every little area. Building is beautiful, service is wonderful and I have never not felt welcomed. Everything is reasonably priced and it is most definitely the place I recommend to everyone. Must visit if in the area.

Antiquing is a rite of passage. Stillwater is the perfect town to do this in. In the oldest town in…read moreMinnesota along main Street inside of American Gothic antique is Estelle vintage. They're located on the first floor near the back right hand side, large booth. Boy oh boy do they have awesome prices and selections. I spent entirely too much time here, just perusing every magazine and pouring over every single shoe and dress. Near the front of the store is a booth specializing in handmade earrings. Colorful trendy also great prices. Another gem that most of the public does not know about is on the third floor. What feels like an old house go up a narrow staircase through the library and then all of a sudden you're in the blue room with all this gorgeous blue glass surrounding you. It's like color therapy. You don't even have to buy anything. Just stand there and marvel at it. They have a whole room dedicated to what was I guess a kitchen and there's lots of teapots in there. The prices are just fantastic. It's not like across the street where they separate a nesting doll and sell each piece separately insert giant eye roll. No these guys keep it real. Just the visual feel of everything coupled with the prices. It's so easy to decorate your home without even taking a second thought. If you have some time or if you have some time to kill, make your way to American Gothic and especially Estelle vintage. I promise you you won't be sorry. You're going to walk out with treasure

We live in a home built in 1911 and we're looking for some lighting to replace the crap the…read moreprevious owners installed. I looked around and tried locating some nice matching ceiling fixtures at local stores, but it all looked cheap and was that offensive, shiny lacquered, brass-plated garbage that you would find in a rental home. I had used "Let There Be Light" for some other lighting projects and decided to make the two-hour trek to Stillwater. Although they do tend to be on the high side for pricing, the selection is nice if you're looking for period lighting. Both Carol and Steve were great to work with on this project and found me period fixtures with matching shades. Additionally, there are some decent restaurants and other antique-type shops to browse through if that's your thing.

We wanted a funky cool floor lamp for our home to add some character so of course living in the…read morearea we decided we should take a peek in here and they certainly are proud of their lamps. I didn't see anything that was near worth the price they were offering it at.