
Collectibles
A Phillips 66 sign, a California 32 marker, hubcaps and old hand planes. Americana, wall to floor.
Open every day 10–6 1831 N Carson St
Psst, hey you — over here.
Walk right in. Go find oil lamps.
Over 21,000 square feet of vendor booths, filled to the brim with antiques, vintage finds, collectibles and Americana. Browse at your own pace.
Drive times: about 40 min from Reno · 45–55 min from Lake Tahoe
just be prepared the sign out front about having the largest floor space is no joke!
We spent a couple of hours just exploring and buying a few treasures we found here! Love the wide variety of items, the way the store is laid out, and the very helpful and friendly staff!
Suzy C. · Google review
Very nice selection of antique finds. The staff working there are very friendly.
Barbara C. · Google review









We make antiquing accessible. This is a multi-vendor mall — numbered booths stocked by different vendors — so every aisle is a different hunt. Six places to start:

A Phillips 66 sign, a California 32 marker, hubcaps and old hand planes. Americana, wall to floor.

Crystal chandeliers, a beaded lace lampshade, pink fringed shades. Home decor, old and newer.

Teapots, a blue tea set, cups and saucers on oak shelves. Pattern-matchers, this is your stop.

A tall wooden hutch full of dolls, baskets and linens — a single booth. The hutches keep coming.

Pencil drawings and old photographs on a booth wall, a vest hung beside them. Art and frames.

Rows of coins in flip holders in a lit case, under a Coins sign. Collectors, bring your loupe.
Also on the sign out front: Gifts · Home Decor · Art · Toys & More.
Our printed booth map is called the Treasure Map, and it earns the name. Here's the main floor, redrawn: numbered vendor booths, the display cases, the cashier at the entrance, the restrooms. Tap a booth and we'll show you the way from the front door. There's an upstairs too — and nobody's timing you.
Tab into the map, then use the arrow keys — or type a booth number to jump. Enter shows the way from the front door; Escape closes it.Swipe sideways to see the whole floor. Tap a booth for its number and the way from the front door.
Use the arrow keys to move between booths, type a booth number to jump to it, press Enter to pin the label and show the way from the entrance, and Escape to close it.
Open every day 10 AM – 6 PM
Regular hours — Saturday and Sunday included.
Holiday hours aren't posted here — call (775) 461-3142 before a holiday trip.

Parking: there's a lot right in front.
We're on North Carson Street, about a mile north of the Capitol — close enough to walk to the old Mint, the Children's Museum and the Capitol itself. Distances are from our front door.
North Carson Street from our door south to the State Capitol, about 0.9 mi. Drawn as a straight line — not to scale beyond the street.
Hands-on exhibits for the kids — trade an hour of booth-browsing for an hour of theirs.
Coins stamped "CC" were struck here from 1870 to 1893, and the mint's original Coin Press No. 1 still runs on set days. If our Currency booths got you going, this is the next stop.
Built 1869–71 from sandstone quarried at the old Nevada State Prison. Pick up the Kit Carson Trail map from Visit Carson City — 2.5 miles of historic homes and landmarks.
Hours on your feet in the aisles, then a soak.
Virginia & Truckee locomotives and cars.
The history of the Stewart Indian School, told on its own campus.
Check each place's hours before you go — we only know ours: every day, 10–6.
A preview tool for choosing a direction — it won’t be on the finished site.