Toy Box Antiques

Geneva-on-the-Lake, Estados Unidos

4.5

4 avaliações

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+1 440-339-1197
Site:
www.frankstoybox.com
Endereço:
5433 Lake Rd, Geneva-on-the-Lake, OH, 44041
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Horário local (Geneva-on-the-Lake) 19:26 quinta-feira, 12 de junho de 2025

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4 avaliações para Toy Box Antiques

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Classificação do local: 5
Denver, CO
Super cool place. They have real collectibles, not a bunch of old furniture and books. There are lots of toys, great advertising stuff and all kinds of different things to capture the imagination. I loved it. You will too.
Classificação do local: 5
Akron, OH
Loved this place ~ has antiques ranging from furniture to toys~
Classificação do local: 4
Cleveland, OH
This is definetly a place to stop and look around in while walking around. It is amazing looking at all the antique items especially the old lunch boxes (Mickey Mouse Club, Strawberry Shortcake, Disney, etc). There is so much history in this place and awesome items (that aren’t very expensive).
Classificação do local: 4
Dallas, TX
Frank’s Toy Box, or Toy Box Antiques, sits on the vacation land strip of Geneva on the Lake. With its collection of pop culture collector’s items, toys and ad art, the antique store is right at home next to ‘50s burger joint Eddie’s Grill and the arcades of Geneva. Inside is a wonderland for kids and kids at heart. Favorite pieces included a fully restored traveling salesman’s medicine cabinet from the early 20th century and old PepsiCo signs. Also a great location for photographers with a love of pop art. Frank’s Toy Box is a hidden gem that is worth the drive.