Antiques Trail in Steuben County
Explore the local antique stores in Steuben County
Antique Stores Trail in Steuben County
Explore our wonderful antique stores including Homestead Antiques, a Wild Hare Antique Mall, Then and Now, MJ’s Uptown Antiques, Remember When and Through the Years.
A Wild Hare Antique Mall
The next stop on the Trail is just down the road. A Wild Hare Antique Mall sits at the edge of downtown Angola. Everything in the store dates to 1970 or older with an emphasis on mid-century items. Owner Kim Border started the business in what used to be her grandfather’s car dealership. She along with 10 vendors like to procure unusual items such as a Wheeling La Belle Flow Blue garden seat and jardinière or an old orchard ladder. She reminds everyone to measure their space before they start looking for items to fill it.
Then and Now
Stop number three is Then and Now. The large 40 plus vendor showcase is filled from basement to attic with an eclectic array of treasures from vintage clothing and collectibles to signs and glassware. You just never know what you might find hidden away in one of the booths.
Remember When
A quick drive north brings collectors to Remember When located in the Walgreen’s plaza. With more than 20 vendor stalls collectors have another great opportunity to explore the hidden wonders of 101 Lakes Country.
Area antique store owners will buy a limited amount of merchandise from private citizens. They all stress if there’s something a collector would like, but can’t find, they’ll try to get it right here.
NATURE PROGRAMS OFFERED THROUGHOUT THE WINTER
The interpretive nature center at Pokagon State Park includes Native American and Civilian Conservation Corps exhibits along with an upgraded nature observation window.
Toboggan open weekends until March 1
A tradition born nearly 90 years ago continues to this day at Pokagon State Park in Angola. A ride down the 1,780-foot toboggan has delighted young and old alike for decades.