Main Street Antiques

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Visit Main Street Antiques for amazing treasures of multiple eras from all over the world! This local family-owned and operated business is run by third-generation antiques dealers. Walking into this clean, friendly and fascinating store is like stepping back in time.
Main Street Antiques
244 S Main Street
Bowling Green, Ohio 43402

Find vintage jewelry, home decor and so much more that have all stood the test of time. Discover treasures that proudly serve as beautiful links to the past. The antique items featured are from all over the world, but purchased right here in Wood County. These well-curated collections are wonderful representations of our cultured population. The experience of being in the three large rooms full of conversation pieces at Main Street Antiques, brings out great memories and sparks story-sharing. The best way we can describe a visit to Main Street Antiques is by saying, it is like visiting a great museum where you can afford-ably purchase everything you see and entrance is free.






Main Street Antiques was voted best Antique Store in Wood County 2014 by a write-in popular vote held by the Sentinel-Tribune. This family-owned store is a must-see in BG!
 


                                                                                                                                                               

 During the Black Swamp Arts Festival, Main Street Antiques has free restrooms and serves soda-pop.







We hope to see you soon at Main Street Antiques.











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