Two antique malls side-by-side are enough to make a collector’s breath quicken…Another of our series of attractions close to Viva Cuba’s outdoor murals
These two spacious antique malls sit side-by-side just off I-44.
Take I-44 Exit 208 at Cuba, Missouri. If you are coming from St. Louis turn right (if you are coming from Springfield, turn left) on the overpass. Then make a left at the stop light onto the service road or Hwy.DD. Very soon, you will spot the tops of these two buildings sitting-side-by-side on your right. If you are an antique or collectible hunter, your pulse will quicken when you spot Two Olde Crowes Antiques and Lone Star Antiques sitting side by side.
Both business showcase collectibles and antiques of all types and have row after row of vendor booths. They are both clean and well organized and should give collectors or casual lookers a nostalgic look at the past.
TWO OLDE CROWES ANTIQUES
The first building with the large Antiques sign on the roof is Two Olde Crows Antique Mall, and it is open every day of the week until 5:00 in the winter and 6:00 in the summer. “If we still have people looking at closing, we stay and don’t make people leave,” stated one of the owners. The phone number is 573-885-0833.
Even at the entrance you can find a sampling of the merchandise.
Spacious aisles and well-ordered booths are the norm here.
The cigar store Indian is on the lookout for buyers.
These locally handcrafted period costumes are a special feature of the antique mall.
The past is ever-present at the antique malls.
LONE STAR ANTIQUES
Lone Star Antiques continues the quality antique and collectible shopping, and the owners are ready to answer questions and help the shopper. The phone number 573-885-6255.
The porch of Lone Star Antiques gives a glimpse of what's ahead for the shopper.
Treasured items of the past fill Lone Star.
Well-lit glass cases hold special items.
The Lone Star Mall promises antiques, primitives, glassware, and furniture.
An abundance of antiques and collectibles are available at Lone Star.
After checking out the antique malls, look at the colorful transportation murals (classic cars, streamliner trains, big rigs, and delivery/service trucks) inside the atrium of Midwest Petroleum Travel Plaza. Stop at the Visitor Center located across from Country Kitchen for brochures and directions for Viva Cuba’s 12 outdoor murals in the historic district and the Guinness World’s Largest Rocking Chair (42′) on Route 66.
Take a break for lunch in one of Cuba’s restaurants. Check out the two RobertvWadlow shoes, sizes 37 and 35, (the giant of Alton) at the Hayes Shoe Store. Snap photos on Route 66 of the Historic Landmark Wagon Wheel Motel, an iconic local motel since the 1930s.
Cuba’s an outstanding small town; don’t miss a thing. Definitely bring your camera!
Clean restrooms, a friendly staff, and rows of information make the Visitor Center across from Country Kitchen a favorite stop for visitors.
Read about more about the Cuba, Missouri Visitor Center.
Viva Cuba suggests that you always research attractions for yourself as hours, ownership changes, can change the nature of attractions.
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Was done the in late june. Seen you had a Yingling gold bag for 65 dollars. Do you still have it? If so could you please give me a price for shipping to northern michingan?
You must contact the Antique Malls directly with questions about merchandise.
Any Cuban patriots signed documents?
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