These Quaint, Charming Towns In Kansas Are Full Of Antique Treasures

If there is one art that Kansans have perfected, it is the art of repurposing. Case in point? These 10 charming Kansas towns that offer antique treasures by the trove! If you are looking to redecorate your home, be sure to visit:

1. Douglass

What the small Butler County town of 1,700 lacks in size, it makes up for with its stellar selection of antiques at the impressive Antiques & Americana.

2. Coffeyville

Anytime is country time at Coffeyville's famous Country Time Antiques & Flea Market!

3. Alta Vista

Here is something you don't see everyday: a tiny town of less than 500 that not only has one beautiful antique store, but TWO (Lazee Days and Rhinestones and Anne's Attic)!

4. Salina

As somebody who has frequented the Salina thrifting/antiquing scene, I can vouch for the epic selection and quality of Salina's many shops! (Pictured is Auld Lang Syne Antiques & Collectibles.)

5. Barnes

Barnes, Kansas: Home to both the Sunflower Mercantile AND Always Christmas Shoppe. (Always Christmas = a dream come true for this thrifter!)

6. Andover

This Wichita suburb doesn't have just an antique store, but a full-blown Andover Antique Mall with thousands of treasures at your fingertips.

7. Lindsborg

While you window shop through downtown Lindsborg, be sure to make it a point to stop into the charming Reminiscent Antiques and Collectibles.

8. Spring Hill

With a name like America's Heartland Collection, you know it has to be good!

9. Chanute

I wish my attic had half the lovely treasures as Kennedy's... Chanute, here I come!

10. Peabody

Another small Kansas town (1,155) with ample antiquing opportunities? Peabody and the fabulous Flint Hills Gypsies and Deja Vu.

Where do you like to go to antique?