Cute Antique Mall in an old Hotel. They've done a neat job opening up the rooms to connect. Plus a…read morebig building on the back. Everyone was friendly and we found some new to us treasures.

Service in is good and selection of antiques are priceless.would recommend Shady Lany to my…read morefriends and family

This place is hidden inside of an old strip mall with absolutely no outside signage. It is the kind…read moreof antique malls that give antique malls a bad name. While the employees were nice and the lighting was good, the number of antique was tiny. Most items were from the 90's and after. If that's what you like, you're in luck. If you want something pre-1980, good luck. It's much more like a neighborhood garage sale with antique shop pricing. To each their own but if you're looking for actual antiques, I'd skip it.

I have known Nancy forever and she is an exceptional friend, mother, grandmother, business owner,…read moreand genuinely good women. She has always been a loving, caring, Christian woman who put her heart and soul into her family, business and the people that she knows and works with. This wonderful woman, Nancy, is truly a success story considering how her and her sister Charlotte started their many businesses long ago, to creating her wonderfully successful business, "Nancy's Downtown Mall"........ literally from the "ground" up. If you ever get the chance to talk to her about her story, it is quite fascinating and truly inspirational. Nancy will always be an inspiration, and a true success story to me. God-bless you and your new business "Antiques at the Meadows"! I can't wait to see it, I'm sure it phenomenal! "You can't keep a good woman down! God bless you Nancy.

Great selections of unique finds. Well organized, helpful staff. Very knowledgeable and will help…read moreyou find what you're looking for, even if it's not in their store. Ask for Paula!

Fun place with nice antiques. A good variety of items. The folks who run it and/or work here are…read morealways very friendly and will chat with you a great deal. There are two juke boxes that you can select music to play and also an old Atari console you are allowed to play. Needless to say I died multiple times in Centipede. I always find some little treasure to take home when I visit here. Note the store sits back off the road a bit so you have to have a keen eye or you'll whizz right past it. Nice gravel parking lot. Highly recommend. It's not a huge antique store but still will take likely a good 30 minutes to poke around.

Huge place with lots to look at. Take your time and browse. Very clean and nicely setup.read more

I LOVE Glendy's - I can always find what I want and lots of things that I did not know that I…read moreneeded ! Such great displays that change all the time. New Stuff, Old stuff and handmade stuff. I am so glad that they have small grocery carts because I need one everytime ! AND now they deliver! Be sure and check them out - you will love this store. The employees are helpful and know the stock.

What a wonderful treasure !! Great selection, wanted one of everything !…read moreThe owners are so nice and make you feel right at home, this is the only place for your next furniture purchase ! So happy with my dresser !

Unfortunately this shop is now closed. We just went by it. So sad as we were looking forward to itread more

We were in Charleston, IL for a friend's wedding and had hours to kill so we hit every antique shop…read morewithin 10 miles. We started out at Persimmon Lane and blew our entire budget there. It was a waste and a let down to even hit the other stores because all we could think of was everything we coveted at Persimmon Lane that we preferred to spend our money on so we came back a second time at the end of the day and spent more than we budgeted for and have no regrets. If our car was larger, we would have bought even more. Now we have a reason to come down to Charleston again. We haven't found an antique shop this great in three years, and the owners are the nicest, most helpful people you will find anywhere in retail. If you love industrial antiques, you will not leave Persimmon Lane without something cool. We bought a complete transit with box, instructions, and even receipt from 1948. The original owner paid $100.00, and we paid $130.00 - 64 years later. We thought it was a reproduction, it was in such perfect shape. We bought two, identical load cells from a large scale for $40.00 each, and lastly, we bought a Tandy, computerized chess game for $15.00. We didn't have room in the car for a giant, handmade, wood pulley for $95.00 that would have made an amazing coffee table. There were railroad spikes 4 for $10.00. If I had a better imagination, I would have bought them too. Persimmon Lane has an etsy page (very limited selection from their shop) and a facebook page (lots of updated photos of new stock) so I think I'll be shopping online from them. My friend in Charleston will be getting a gift certificate from Persimmon Lane for Christmas, as he told me he shops there once a week. How I envy his access!

The owners "Duska and Todd" have an eye for design. They always stock the most interesting items…read morethat just bring out some great memories of times past. They also repurpose items as well. I have a tea pot light fixture!

Love this place. A little of everything. Neatly organized and very knowledgable staff. Lots of…read moreneat gift items as well. Definite the best antique shop in Greene County. Very cozy warm place. Definitely worth the stop

This is one of those small town antique shops that has taken over a couple buildings that are side…read moreby side, so you keep finding more rooms to explore. Note that this is a "Cash and Check Only" place, so if you find something you want, be sure to bring payment other than a card. This shop was family owned and a staple of downtown Brazil for over 20 years. They do consignment with additional vendors, but there aren't individual booths like at some places. Here, the shop owners do the places and keep track of inventory for all the merchandise. As I wandered through, I was occasionally checked on by the man who was working that day. He would point out things I might have missed and checked in to see if I was looking for anything in particular. There was a wide variety of items, including some furniture towards the back. I also found a room devoted to books and vinyl. There was a small nook that was for Christmas items. Lots of glassware, including small lamps, dishes, some other small collectibles were found throughout the store. They have convenient parking behind the store though you still have to enter from the street side. Review #3749

Visited on a Monday at 12:30pm while traveling in the area. Door was locked. Someone was sitting…read morebehind the desk but didn't bother to come to the door to tell us when they'd be open. No hours posted on the door. Truly inconsiderate!

I enjoy checking out thrift and antique stores when traveling and Copper Eagle didn't disappoint…read more It's one of those places that looks small from the road but when inside I found myself saying "it just keeps on going" - in a great way! Great selection, great prices and something for everyone. Check it out!

This small hometown antique store looks small from the rd, but step inside and it's vast array of…read moreantiques go on for as far as the eye can see. It's worth the stop, and priced very well. Store is kept up, and was very nicely cooled for this warm summer day.