Walnut, Iowa is one of the most interesting towns in the Midwest. This little city, just outside of Omaha near the Iowa / Nebraska border, is the Hawkeye State's antiquing capital - and one of the top 10 antique towns in the country. Though the town is home to just over 750 people, there are dozens of antique stores, markets and malls open for business here. Check out what Walnut, Iowa has to offer!
Walnut, Iowa, is a small town that's known as the state's Antique Capital!
Here's a map of the town that shows off just how many antique shops are there, and how close they are to each other!
Some shops, like B Restored, are located in bright and airy pole barns, where you'll have plenty of room to sort through finds.
Others, like the Barn Mall, are jammed packed with vendors. Here, you'll find more than 30 stalls to pick through.
The Village Blacksmith is one of the town's must-see shops, where you'll find all sorts of glassware and collectibles.
There are often street fairs and sidewalk sale, too, so get out and enjoy the upcoming weather while you shop for cool items.
No matter when you visit, you'll love your trip to this charming antique city.
For a full list of stores, addresses and hours, look on the Walnut, Iowa Antique Store Directory, here.
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