The Massive Antique Shop In Indiana That Takes Nearly All Day To Explore
Tori Jane
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Lovers of all things antique and old-school: Have we got a store for you! When we say that America’s Antique Mall in Highland is huge, we mean it’s huge. We’re talking 55,000+ square feet of incredible antiques huge! We’re talking best afternoon ever huge! This delightfully humongous shopping center is definitely the largest antique mall in Indiana, is a sight to behold, and an experience to be had. Better still, it’s not even the only gigantic antique shop in Indiana (but it IS one of the best, hands down). Come visit America’s Antique Mall and get lost for an entire day – it’s easy!
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Perhaps best of all, America’s Antique Mall is open year-round, so you can come hunt for treasures whenever you feel like it. For the most up-to-date hours, specials, events, and vendor info be sure to visit the America’s Antique Mall website as well as the America’s Antique Mall Highland Facebook page.
Have you ever been to the largest antique mall in Indiana? If so, what was your favorite part? Would you agree that it is one of best antique stores in Indiana? We’d love to read about your experiences in the comments section below!
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