

Website: conover-square-mall.edan.io
Phone: (815) 732-3950
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of N 3rd St and Franklin St
201 N 3rd St Oregon, IL 61061-1400 ·592.13 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
tripadvisorThis place is unique...If you like antiques and just historical things in general. this place is for you. We spent hours going through both floors and found so many cool treasures. Make sure you check the hours because things are only open certain days...All friendly people here!
MoreI had a great time here on a rainy day last month. There's something for everyone. Although it was very quiet and not a lot of staff, people were very helpful and knowledgeable. The shop I first entered downstairs had stuff of variable quality and so jampacked that you didn't need assistance but it looked like there were some really cool things there. Sports stuff, old tech, many things. I didn't see all the downstairs shops. Upstairs I visited a spacious huge section with individual seller's nooks selling antiques, including a lot of kitchen furnishings ( my interest) which were nicely displayed.Also antique postcards and many other treasures. I was told exactly where to look for what I was looking for and found it! There is a fast food Mexican restaurant( Hector's) on the first floor which is clearly very popular, but my chicken taco was prepared without flavor , and the salsa I then bought to improve it was also disappointing. Fun stop for browsing for collectibles!
MoreWe wanted to explore...and we are glad we visited this place. We were so glad we went up stairs...found some new and exciting gifts for me and others!
MoreHad not been here in about 30 years or so. A feel of being past its prime. An assortment of collectibles, antiques, and misc. items. Some nice things here and there. We were in the area for White Pines, etc. and stopped in. Would have been disappointed if this was our sole purpose for the trip though. Seems like it would be a difficult place to make money in as a dealer as not very busy. One may find a treasure here, and seems like a good place in rainy or cold weather to search around inside, but would not run back.
MoreWe enjoy antiquing and this looked like a good opportunity to explore. The building is an old piano factory and the shops are rather maze-like. It took awhile to get our bearings but once we did, we discovered there is a lot to be seen. In general the shops are laid out nicely with plenty of room to navigate. There are a lot of antiques - well displayed and clean. The people are helpful. It’s a place where you could spend 20 minutes or two hours.
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