Our History

The story of Benson Corners Antique Malls begins in 1862, when the current owner’s great-great-grandfather purchased the family farm at the site we now know as Benson Corners — during the midst of the Civil War.

In 1936, a gas station was built on the property, serving travelers and locals alike. When Highway 50 was widened in the late 1980s, a new gas station was constructed with a 7,000-square-foot basement, initially used as the Benson Oil Company’s offices.

In the early 1990s, that basement was transformed into our first antique mall — now known as Mall #1.

In October 2008, we expanded, opening Mall #2 in a modern 11,000-square-foot building adjacent to the original location.

Today, Benson Corners Antique Malls proudly celebrates over 20 years of offering a wonderful collection of antiques, collectibles, and unique treasures. With approximately 18,000 square feet between our two locations, there’s always something new to discover.