The best antique, thrift & vintage shops in Rolla

Hunting for discount clothing, furniture, or quirky household finds?

From the St. Robert newsletter, October 9, 2026

Just up the road in downtown Waynesville, Lost In the Woods Antiques and Collectibles mixes high-quality finds with a clean, easy-to-browse setup and genuinely friendly folks. They’ll even shop with you over the phone, ship worldwide, and buy scrap gold, silver, coins, and currency if you’re decluttering.

From the St. Robert newsletter, October 23, 2026

Run by a local nonprofit, The Thrift Shop keeps the Fort Leonard Wood community swapping quality used clothing and merchandise, plus it funds outreach grants that circle right back into local organizations. Clean, functional donations are welcome on the loading dock... just skip the car seats.

From the St. Robert newsletter, October 18, 2026

Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.

Hiding in plain sight for Cuba folks since 2007, Two Olde Crows Antique Mall packs 9,000 square feet with antique signage, advertisements, primitives, glassware, and home decor. It’s the kind of place where a quick look turns into an afternoon, and fresh finds pop up on their Facebook shop.

From the Cuba newsletter, October 18, 2026

Helping Hands Thrift Store is where Rolla folks score new and preloved clothing, antiques, furniture, and those delightful oddities you didn't know you needed, while every purchase and donated item directly supports Phelps Connections for Seniors, a local 501(c)(3). Clean out a closet, feel good, repeat.

From the Rolla newsletter, October 9, 2026

Forgotten Finds is one of those Rolla spots where a slow lap turns into a full-on dig, with eclectic antiques and curios that somehow feel both nostalgic and new-to-you; perfect for sprucing up a corner, adding character to a shelf, or nabbing a gift with a story.

From the Rolla newsletter, October 4, 2026