Antique store directory

Antique Stores in Nebraska156 shops in 62 cities and towns

We list 156 antique stores, malls, vintage shops and flea markets in Nebraska, spread across 62 cities and towns. The biggest clusters are in Lincoln (25), Omaha (21) and North Platte (9). Going by their names, categories and websites, 19 are antique malls and 4 are flea markets.

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156shops listed
62cities and towns
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Antique stores in Nebraska by city

Cities and towns62

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Cities with several shops

Kinds of shops in Nebraska

Antique store: 74Antique mall: 19Collectibles shop: 10Vintage & antique shop: 7Vintage clothing store: 7Thrift store: 7Other: 32156shops
  • Antique store 74
  • Antique mall 19
  • Collectibles shop 10
  • Vintage & antique shop 7
  • Vintage clothing store 7
  • Thrift store 7
  • Other 32

What Nebraska shops carry

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All antique stores in Nebraska

Lincoln 25

Omaha 21

North Platte 9

Fremont 7

Columbus 5

Grand Island 5

Nebraska City 5

York 5

Beatrice 3

Broken Bow 3

Gering 3

Sargent 3

Seward 3

Fairbury 2

Kearney 2

Laurel 2

Neligh 2

Norfolk 2

Ogallala 2

Scottsbluff 2

Sidney 2

St Paul 2

Wahoo 2

Other towns

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Antiquing in Nebraska: quick answers

Where are the antique malls in Nebraska?

We list 19 antique malls in Nebraska, including Aardvark Antique Mall (Lincoln, 600 dealers), Brass Armadillo Antique Mall - Omaha (Omaha, 500 dealers), Timeless Treasures On O Street (Lincoln, 100 dealers), Nebraska Junk Jaunt (Ord, 75 dealers).

Which cities in Nebraska have the most antique stores?

Lincoln (25), Omaha (21), North Platte (9), Fremont (7) and Columbus (5).

Who buys antiques in Nebraska?

6 shops here say on their website that they buy antiques or collections. Show only those shops.

What do Nebraska antique shops specialize in?

Most mentioned on their websites: antique and vintage furniture (13), glassware such as Depression and carnival glass (11), pottery, stoneware and china (10) and vintage clothing and accessories (8).

Based on public business information (August 2026) and each shop’s own website (October 2026).