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The Adeline Ashby Antiques District is a hub of antique and vintage-inspired shops, galleries, and restaurants in downtown Adeline. It is a destination for the appreciation of fine craftsmanship and history from all over the world. Whether you are a collector, artist, or simply curious connoisseur, there is something for everyone in this unique district.

You can find out more about events and happenings at the district by visiting our website or following us on social media. We regularly post updates about special events as well as showcases of unique finds from our many independent vendors.

You can find just about anything related to antiques, from furniture to jewelry to art objects. But it’s not just limited to antiques; you can also discover unusual décor pieces and one-of-a-kind gifts crafted by local artisans.

Definitely! We recommend starting with our anchor shop, Ruede and Roux's Remarkable Relics, which offers a wide selection of antiques from around the globe. After that check out some of our favorite hidden gems such as Rarelyn & Co., which specializes in rare coins and paper money, and The Lost Archive where you'll find a fascinating collection of vintage ephemera.

Absolutely! Many shops in the district offer shipping options for items that cannot be picked up in person due to any circumstances. Reach out directly to your chosen shop ahead of time if you would like to arrange an alternate shipping method.

Yes! There are several paid parking lots located within walking distance from the district boundaries as well as plentiful street parking free after 6 pm during weekdays and all day on weekends. Please be mindful when parking as streetside meters must still be paid during their designated hours - it's best to double check before leaving your car unattended!

While exploring this unique part of town you will also be able to take advantage of nearby parks such as Founder's Park and historic buildings including City Hall which was built in 1897. During your stroll through town make sure not to miss fascinating sights such as Stagleson Ruins which dates back to 1870s or Hallett Theater which opened its doors over 100 years ago!