Wynola Junction Antiques

Lots of stuff to look at. Great place to stop.all 4 of us found stuff to purchase

They sell Nazi memorabilia. The Nazis killed more than 30 million people -- and in 2022 the proprietors of this store think it's cool to sell Nazi memorabilia and swastikas. After seeing it, my wife and I immediately walked out of the store. I told the proprietor and the other customers I was leaving because she sells Nazi memorabilia. She said, "I'm sorry." Get rid of that filth.

Great shop there's even a building with several scales of trains including g scale.

Amazing thrift store. Great service Love find amazing vintage stuff

Really enjoy the different varieties of antiques.made me feel like I was back in the early 50S at grand parents house.

This is a nice place in Julian to stop in and see all the inventory and if you like antiques then you will love it even better.

Lots of stuff, well organized in a bunch of rooms. Don't miss the buildings out back. One has holiday stuff, the other has a lot of toy cars and trains.

Really wanted to come here as they had such cute stuff last year. It says they open at 11:00am, but at 11:15am and no one was there. Sadly, we went back home to San Diego empty handed : We wanted to stop here on our way out.

Great selection of collectibles and antiques. Definitely found other items that we haven't seen in other antique stores or malls. Definitely worth a visit!

I spent almost an hour walking thru the antique store in Wynola. This placed is packed full of all kinds of things that make excellent gifts for friends and stuff for the home. Behind the antique store, I found these two donkeys. You can buy apples and have a blast feeding them.

Love this place! Luv the owner, just a personable sweet lady, helpful, genuinely nice and inviting. Had the most gorgeous kitties, fell in love with them. Lots of nice merchandise and very fair pricesLuv to support this small business in any way I canWill be back for sure

Our family had a great time finding treasures at this fantastic antique store. The new kitties were so cute and we enjoyed the array of fun finds that the store had to offer. We cant wait to treasure hunt again the next time we visit Wynola.

The cashier I assume was Tracy T and I asked her why she would sell Nazi memorabilia. She said its history, and that I didn't have to buy it. I told her that they killed a-lot of people and that she was promoting this and profiting from it. Seeing this garbage for sale turned my soul. I was excited to stop by this place and spend some $$$$ but I was disgusted by her attitude so I walked out with all my money. She wasn't wearing a mask. She isn't an old soul. Old souls have heart.

I honestly wish I lived closer to this antique shop because there is just so many different rooms filled floor to ceiling with really unique interesting antiques! I found a really cool vintage jacket at a great price! The lady running the shop was very kind and you can tell she cared about her job! Go see the donkeys out back while you're here too! Overall come to this shop with the intention of spending a while browsing through the whole store!

It doesn't look like much from the outside. But I recommend you stop and step back in time with their Antiques. This was a cool stop on the way to Julian Ca. Rooms and rooms of antiques. Make sure you go all the way through there are buildings outside to look at as well as donkeys! Yes real live donkeys. Make sure you search out the Julian Apple Pie soap while your there. Smells fabulous! And it's an inexpensive gift!

It looks like a tiny shack, but, if you stop and look around, it's HUGE. Lots of neat gifts and they always have things out for the season. They have one building dedicated to model railroads and items for those as well, which is rare now a days. My last visit, I walked out with some nice teacups and a chamber candle holders.

It's a good store with a nice selection. The only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is my mom couldn't get her wheelchair inside. I realize it's an old building so that's not likely to change, but it's not as much fun antiquing without my mom with me. I did get a nice doll though.

There are two mules here. Annie Oakley and Clamamity Jane. They are out in back and enjoy visitors. Lots of cool items here ranging from junk to collectables. The staff here is nice. Great place to pick up a local food item or something for Christmas.

While antiquing around Julian we had to stop in here. It is the the largest antique mall in the area by far. Inside is a nice collection of booths offering the usual vintage / antique home goods. Quality and organization vary booth to booth but overall things are in good shape and easy to browse. Lots of books and dishes. I enjoyed a booth that had a good supply of old military uniforms and weapons, knives and swords in particular.

Another booth that caught my eye was one that featured old clocks and light up bar signs. Looks like a good start to a man cave. Several old typewriters and telephones are around to marvel at. There is also an impressive room dedicated to Christmas items including 2 fully decorated trees. Be sure to head outside in back to see the train and toys house.

Someone has built 2 model train towns. I remember doing this as a kid so it was neat to see. Keep it up mysterious train fan. I forgot to take pics so make sure you take a look.

WOW what an interesting Antiques and more store. They also sell canned / bottled goods to. We spent over an hour going through the entire store. They had a big selection of book and a median selection of LP's. Some of the items were priced right and some seemed to be a little high. But over all there are lots of good deals here. This is a store we will come back to see new items for sale, this is not a stagnate store for items. I must point out they had bottled garlic and preserves for sale, which I purchased 4 different types.

Stopped here on our way out of Julian. This is a very uniquely set-up antique shop/antique mall with little "houses" holding different items on the grounds. One of the little houses has toys, another a gardening one. You take the items that you'd like to purchase to the main shop, which is set up like an antique mall and search for more treasures there, as well as make your final purchase at the counter. Hubby and I spent quite a bit a time here, searching every little nook and cranny (fine I was the one doing the detailed searching, but hubby liked it too).

I saw some very antique garden equipment as well as an ancient washing machine. Hubby had to point that out to me; I'd never seen one. They really should start a little museum for some of the really old items; I see it as a very educational look back into past. Antique-ers will love this place, as will those who like unique items.

One of my favorite places for a little after work decompression. I stopped in today to see if I could find a funky little wooden chair for my back porch. I'm greeted of course by the two cats who take their job as ambassadors very seriously, and owner Tracy who had one of her baby goats with her behind the desk, which I had the honor of bottle feeding before walking around and finding the perfect little chair for $25. If your planning a trip to the mountains you will want to make this one of your stops it doesn't get more Julian than this!

My boy and i stumbled upon this little gem one day after leaving julian! this is the type of antique store where i could look for hours. loads of really cool old stuff in lots of different rooms. i believe it's in an old house. their selection is really good and virtually untouched b/c it's so far out from san diego, i think. and their prices are really great as well. the only draw back is that it's so far away from me here in downtown san diego. definitely make a mountain day trip out of it but if you're a lover of old odd things it's sooo worth it. also, i love how b/c i signed the email list i always get cute emails for them with store updates or news like "baby goats for sale!" if only more businesses cared this much and put in the effort.