Old Towne Antiques, Central Missouri's largest antique mall, is a destination to experience. Located at the Doolittle Exit 179 off I-44 (halfway between St. Louis and Branson/Springfield) we are just 2 minutes from Old Route 66 in Doolittle. It houses over 200 booths in 7 buildings of indoor shopping with large clean bathrooms at 2 entrances. With 4 acres of parking, we accommodate buses and trucks. It is ADA compliant. Not just for Antiques, the first five buildings also include collectibles, vintage, re-purposed and Made in Missouri, country home decor, and specialty items. Additional buildings are more flea market in nature. Items in these booths and the booths themselves are not required to meet certain criteria, and may not even have marked prices. So, you may make offers on these items. We have a little bit of everything, but we have a lot of primitive, specialty fabrics, quilts, farm and military memorabilia.
What makes Old Towne Antiques unique is the setting Old Towne through and through. The outside looks like a real old town, but inside, all booths are unique; many have porches and are set in private rooms with antique windows, etc. Even people who don't like to shop are fascinated and love to look through this incredible setting.
Yes, Old Towne is big. We not only have maps, but the floors are marked with arrows to let you know your way from one area to the next. We have call buttons in every building, so if you need help with your purchases, you can request help. We have wide aisles that can accommodate shopping carts and wheel chairs. The staff is available to assist you with carrying and loading your purchases. Most of the staff walking the floor are dealers themselves, with a deep interest in antiques and collectibles.
Are you a dealer? We are looking for great dealer/vendors. We have a small rental fee and small commission. Please call if you are interested, or check the website for current opportunities.
Visit our gallery page on our website or our Facebook page to see some of the wares provided by our dealers of the many varieties of vintage and new merchandise. Tour Groups Welcome; Bus and large truck parking available.
Served areas
- I-44, Route 66, Missouri, Lake of the Ozarks, Fort Leanordwood, St. Louis
Highlights and features
- Unique attraction with a Mall-like shopping experience of 7 indoor buildings
- With amazing decor in an old town setting. Filled with antiques, country home
- Decor, vintage, Americana, Route 66 memorabilia and so much more.
Associations and certifications
- Rolla Chamber of Commerce, NTA, Waynesville-St. Roberts Chamber of Commerce, Trip Advisor, Yelp
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Directions to Old Towne Antiques and Furniture
Information about Old Towne Antiques and Furniture, located at Exit 179 on I-44. 401 Schofer Street, Rolla, MO (though at the Doolittle exit). Old Towne Antiques is just 1 block off historic Route 66 in Missouri.
Reviews (9)
Christal Scantlin
I love the diversity! Everything from antiques to fashionable garments, toys to 86 flavours of taffy, custom hand crafted items skillfully made by different vendors and a restaurant available inhouse that serves delectable Fire Brick Oven pizzas and fresh baked pies amoung an extensive list of options. There is a gift waiting here for Everyone on your shopping list! Well worth the visit!
Josh Carrier
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Nancy Barragree
As soon as we pulled into the parking lot I was amazed. The way the outside looks like an "old town" was very impressive. It was very organized inside with a quaint little cafe in the middle. I bought a few items and could have bought more but, traveling back to Illinois would have been uncomfortable.
Michelle Ryan Long
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Kris Huckins
At first we e weren't sure. Drove two cars. The first one almost broke down on the test drive and the salesman argued that it didn't have any problems. Bought the second one (my daughter did anyway) and the owner took excellent care of us. Was very helpful to my first time car buyer daughter. I think when my other daughter is ready to purchase her first car I will bring her there.
Linda Neumann