Fun place to look at diverse trinkets and things you wouldn't fine normally! We would definitely…read morereturn on our way home!

Incredible antiques and oddities shop. We were visiting New Harmony for Kunstfest. Enjoyed the…read morequality and assortment of curiosities. Store owner was super friendly.

Out of all the antique shops in New Harmony, Firehouse Antiques seems to have the largest pieces:…read moresigns, clocks and farm equipment. Make sure to look in every corner and even on the ceiling because every space is wall is covered. This is a bit more on the farm side of things, so I bought something for my family's lake house. All on one floor! Easy parking out front!

Favorite antique mall, there is always so much to look at! This is the only antique store in town…read moreworth visiting, just not any others as large or as nice as this one! Staff is always friendly as well

Well, I stopped at Sailor's Antiques first and they were AMAZING! After walking out with a gorgeous…read morelamp, I had about 17mins before the Riverside Antique Mall closed, so I decided to do a quick walk through to see if it warranted a longer return trip. The second I opened the door, the lady at the front says, "we're done. We close in ten minutes." OK, thanks. Lights were already out on most areas. I used the flashlight on my phone to look at a few areas, then she hunts me down to say they are closed now. She rushed me out the door, quite rudely, at 4:49pm. In conclusion, I saw many wonderful items that I may or may not come back to look at. Her rudeness was just a bit much.​

A great adventure right here in Southern Indiana. Visit the new location and take advantage of one…read moreof the best places to visit in Evansville. The new location is a big plus for the book store and for customers.

Very rude owner, when he received the price (bad review) for being rude he tried to follow my…read morecousin across the street to start a fight. This is unprofessional and embarrassing to small business owners everywhere. It was your idea to make it okay to have people come in and have music. Be nice to those trying to pick you up from FAILING from being a rude asshole and choosing to sell books. You are not my brother, you are an asshole. Stay away from this very rude and failing anyway business.

10/10 very knowledgeable and upfront! Best pricing hands down! Will not disappoint. Staff is always…read moreso friendly!

A phenomenal comic book store experience in Evansville. If I lived in the area, this would…read moredefinitely be local comic shop. They of course have all the new releases. What makes this place special however is their back issue selection. The options were limitless and, in my opinion, rivaled many comic stores I've visited in the New York/New Jersey area where I live. The staff was also extremely friendly and readily available to answer any questions that you might have - something I appreciated because knowledge of the inventory is important in a store like this. I definitely intend to make this spot a regular destination for myself anytime I travel back to the Evansville area. I definitely recommend that you do so as well.

The worlds largest is a downtown Evansville Indiana sculpture that sits out in front of the old…read morenational events plaza. My family and I were in town from Louisville visiting the plaza for my daughters cheer competition when we came across This curly looking mural. There isn't any signage about the piece giving a name or an artist. After a deep dive google search I discovered the name of this piece is called "the worlds largest" and was created by artist John McNaughton in 1975. Overall a solid and cool sculpture. The family and I always enjoy finding public art when visiting cities. Be nice if they had a placard on this piece describing its name and artist. Also I'm very curious as to why it's named "worlds largest". Worlds largest what?

This museum was our top place to see in Evansville. We made sure we arrived during their operating…read morehours, according to Google maps, their website and now their front door. We arrived about 12:30 on Saturday, June 18th. Rang the bell, no answer. Tried all the doors and all were locked. Called every number listed when prompted by their phone system. Na-da. Sadly, a man come by at the same time looking for a special event tickets that were offered for Father's Day by the museum. We are disappointed that the museum didn't have any notification of this closure. We understand things happen but notice for your patrons would be appreciated.

It was truly a delight to learn about Evansville,Indiana. It made my time here worth something to…read moreknow that there are cities across America who care to preserve their history.

Moments In time is a decorative or just a very nice old fashioned street clock that blends in…read moreperfectly with downtown Evansville Indiana brick laid Main Street. The clock can be good. Right at the 300 block of Main Street or right across the entrance pretty much of the popular and fun self.e alley on Main Street. Overall cool clock that makes for a cool photo with the old brick buildings and road behind you as a backdrop.

Moments and time is just another cool artifact landmark in Evansville Indiana. It is just an…read moreold-school clock and has a little poster picture next to it describing what's going on. My wife and I were in Evansville we came across this I thought it was really cool I saw it on yelp and decided to review it Evansville is a cool little city