More Than A Flea Market, 3 French Hens Market In Illinois Also Has Food Trucks, Fresh Produce, Flowers, And More
Linze Rice
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3 French Hens is one of the many choices for great shopping in this state filled with charming, small towns. Especially when it comes to antiques, plenty of local boutiques and markets serve as treasure troves of vintage gems. Sometimes I love to research what markets are open and take a short day trip to explore the grounds. So when I discovered this country flea market in Morris, Illinois that had not only great antiques, but also fantastic food, flowers, and more, I immediately added it to my bucket list.
Let’s take a look!
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3 French Hens offers more information on the website. Have you spent some time at this country flea market in Morris, Illinois? What’s your favorite flea market in the Prairie State? Let us know in the comments below.
While you’re in Morris, take a moment to check out this incredible natural wonder in a state forest! Plan on spending more time in this charming area by booking a room on Expedia.com.
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Flea Markets In Illinois
What are some of the best flea markets in Illinois?
- Historic Route 66 Flea Market and Cafe (Granite City): Shopping for second-hand relics is on another level at this variety store of vintage finds. From everyday necessities, such as furniture or clothing, to cant-live-without household decor, you won't leave empty-handed. And when the hunger pangs hit from all of that shopping, enjoy some good food and cold drinks at the restaurant and bar.
- Kane’s County Flea Market (Saint Charles): Since 1967, this renowned flea market, located about an hour from Chicago, offers shows on the first Sunday and preceding Saturday of every month from March through December. You will find holiday decorations, sports memorabilia, antiques, and other items among the 600+ dealers!
- Scott's Vintage Antiques and Collectibles (North Aurora): You may enter this place with a desired item in mind, but leaving with it is another story. Among the classic toys, old newspapers, games, guitars, and old car parts, other ideas will come to mind.
Where are some of the best antique stores in Illinois?
- Warehouse Antique Mall (Marion): Entering any building over a hundred years old is usually worthwhile, but the addition of 11,000 square feet of booths makes it that much more fun. Among the valuable antiques, the inventory includes comic books and other vintage items.
- Volo Antique Malls (Volo): This classy place stocks 100-year-or-older antique items in three malls, including primitives, Victorian, Chippendale, Neoclassical, Shaker, Federal, Art Nouveau, farmhouse, Art Deco, and many others. Whether you seek a luxurious bedroom set, a small cottage dining table with China, elegant works of art from statues to jewels and chandeliers, handsome mantle clocks, or Depression-era glass — it's here. The Volo Classic Auto Museum is pretty exciting too.
- Country Meadows Antiques (Alton): Here you'll find antiques and collectibles, such as White Hall pottery, Depression-era glass, Lionel train sets, primitives, holiday items, furniture, and home decor. Local vendors also sell snacks, crafts, and cool vintage items you didn't know were essential in your life.