Antique Mall Finder
Free map and directory of US antique malls and antique stores
What is Antique Mall Finder?
Antique Mall Finder is a free website for people who like spending a day in antique malls, and for road-trippers who want to plan antique stops. It lists 27,815 antique stores in all 50 states and DC, built from Overture Maps open data. For every store with a website, the operator's own pages were read to confirm whether it is a multi-dealer antique mall (811 are) and to take its opening hours. Hours are shown with the date they were read, and anything that could not be confirmed is marked unknown instead of guessed. Features: browse by state or city; a national page and map of stores that say they open on Sunday; a map of confirmed antique malls; mall pages with address, phone, website, stated dealer count and nearby malls; large type that reads well on a phone and prints cleanly for the car. There is no account, no signup and no paid placement in the listings, and store owners can send corrections through a form on the site.
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