Antiques & Such Mall

Lake Helen is a small town south and east of DeLand, just off I-4, but it is home to a great little mall !  Antiques & Such Mall is the enlargement of Gail and Warren Harding's original Orange City store.  Last year they moved into the warehouse at the corner of Pleasant Street and Ohio Ave in Lake Helen and they have found it to be a great move!  Dealers flocked to this opportunity and have made it a "variety store" of antiques and collectibles, such as furniture, clocks, paper, china, glass and pottery, shabby chic and even a dealer with a line of gourmet teas and all the trappings.  Ample parking and the friendliness of the staff are two more reasons folks are repeatedly returning.  Watch for special events scheduled from time to time and plan to include Antiques & Such Mall in your next shopping trip.

Antiques & Such Mall is located at 151-H East Ohio in Lake Helen. Open Monday thru Saturday 10-5, Tuesday 10-6. Phone: 386-228-2037

Take a trip down memory lane at WALDO’S ANTIQUE VILLAGE.  It’s an antique lover’s dream, chock full of the interesting, odd and unusual.  From China and Curios … to Jewelry and Furniture.  The quality and variety is unsurpassed.  You’re sure to find something special for the significant people in your life as you browse through a world thick with treasures and nostalgia.  So whether you are a serious collector seeking a certain selection or a person with a passion for a piece of the past, you’ll love the WALDO ANTIQUE VILLAGE. This mall has 24,000 sq ft filled with Antiques and Collectibles. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable and the prices are reasonable.  The charming & quaint building is climate controlled. There is a large parking area with easy access. It is no surprise that Waldo’s has been voted "Best Mall in Florida" many times. 

To visit, travel down scenic four- lane HWY 30 – just nine miles South of Starke, FL.  Open Daily from 9-6.  Located on the same property is Waldo Farmer’s & Flea Market.  This huge flea market (every Sat & Sun) is known as the “Old Fashioned Flea Market”.