Downtown Antique Mall

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  Tara Usher2 months ago

  Terrible experience!! Horrible customer service . My girls and I love antique shopping. We truly enjoy and respect old items and antiques. I have very well behaved children And I would never allow them to misbehave or touch things they shouldn’t in any store.. The man was less than wonderful. My daughter barely touched the lamp, and he pretty much attacked her and accused her of jumping up and down And proceeded to tell her don’t break it. That it was a $750 lamp. I could tell right away she got scared.. When I told him we were leaving, he said OK good. I also told him we would never be back and he also Proceeded-to say “good.” He treated us like we were wild animals. When I defended my daughter, he proceeded to try and argue with me. I told him I didn’t wanna hear what he had to say.. She is the most well-behaved kind 10-year-old girl. He made her cry and hurt her feelings. I was absolutely disgusted in the way that he treated my children and myself.I don’t think you should own a store if that’s how you’re gonna treat your customers old or young. I’m sure there are plenty of people capable of breaking something that are not children. completely disgusted. . I would recommend going to any other antique store. I’m sure the guy hates children, he should probably have a sign out front that says no children allowed. So he can avoid attacking them. Oh, and also, everything is extremely overpriced so good luck to you selling any Merchandise. There’s a beautiful antique mall in Bismarck, North Dakota On Main Street I highly recommend!

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  Sydney Wheeling3 months ago

  Such a cool place with so many unique items; a collector's museum. The owner was super friendly and helpful and very interesting to talk to as well!

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  Wandering-Beara month ago

  Lovely little shop, down a flight of stairs, great place if your a collector.... Not so much if you're a creator type.

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  Karen Gulrich5 months ago

  Best Antique Mall I’ve visited in years. The selection is second to none and the proprietor is a joy. If you’re in Minot, ND you MUST check it out.

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  Daniel Flint (Independent Historian)a year ago

  My Summer Historical Series🇺🇸 📍MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA — A Hands-On Journey Through American Innovation What a unique and humbling experience today in Minot, ND! I stopped into a local antique shop and ended up getting a personal demonstration of something you rarely get to see up close—a The Clark Grave Vault Company. 1920’s sales demo tool. But this wasn’t just a vault—it was a piece of American industrial history. Founded in 1898, the Clark Grave Vault Company began as a bold solution to a chilling problem: grave robbing. Inventor Hugh Clark responded with the first air-seal, burglar-proof vault, using nature’s pressure to protect loved ones and their memories. Over the next century, Clark would innovate through wars, depressions, booms, and cultural shifts—becoming a trusted name from coast to coast. Here’s what amazed me: ⚙️ During WWII, Clark stopped making vaults entirely—and started producing tank hulls, rockets, fuel tanks, and half a million artillery shells to support the Allied effort. 🛠️ From solid copper vaults in the 1930s to powder-coated, robot-welded steel in the 2000s, they’ve never stopped pushing the boundaries of quality and protection. 🏭 They even diversified into the auto and railroad industries, and built their own steel processing division to stay independent. To see the craftsmanship and detail firsthand—and hear the legacy behind it—was incredible. This wasn’t just a demonstration. It was a window into how one company mirrored the resilience, ingenuity, and spirit of 20th-century America. From an invention born of necessity to a symbol of enduring care, Clark has earned its place in history—one vault at a time. #AmericanInnovation #ClarkVault #MinotND