Railroad Station Antiques

5 star review

5 star review

Liked this place 3 stories of goodies

We love this place. It’s a three story historic building loaded with treasures. Lots of antique furniture, art, light fixtures and lamps, vintage clothing and jewelry. Definitely worth a trip.

all the people who work there are very friendly and approachable, all antiques are in very good condition and theres a bit of everything for everyone. peaceful and quiet too, never seen it crowded. absolutely lovely store and ill be back :]

Ton of good items and had a wonderful time filtering through items across all the floors. Biggest issue is the prices. Some of the items I completely understood why they were priced a certain way that way the vendor could get a profit and the store in general. However many of the items weren’t like that. I stumbled across a wonderful cute item that was a bit smaller than my palm. Was going to purchase it but would you guess it was 90 dollars. Many of the items were priced like that for zero reason. It’s a good store but only go if you want to spend a pretty penny on the things you purchase.

Love this place and all the interesting pieces they have. It's serval individual antique shops in one beautiful old building. The prices are better than most others around here. No bathroom here, so make sure you go before you come.

Overall a really nice place and most vendors sell great stuff. Though, for the first vendor on the second floor make sure to check the tags. My guard was down because you don't expect vintage/antique stores to be selling fast fashion and ended up spending $35 on Shein jeans. I didn't know until I tried them on at home. It was supper disappointing because I could have spent that money on something worth it. They also took the vendor tag so I don't know the name of them, but it's super frustrating to be up-charged so much on something worth so little.

Dropped in this antique store after visiting the Veterans Memorial. This is a huge store with three stories. Enjoyed looking through it, but nothing was calling my name.