Family Tree Furniture Antiques & Collectibles

After an impromptu trip to Tara's Malt shop, which shares a wall and door, we walked through Family Tree for almost two hours. This place is huge and seems endless. Every corner that you turn leads you to another room or another set of cases or another path to a different floor. Huge selection of Hot Wheels, vintage and antique furniture, old photos, decor, clothes, toys, pictures, artwork, records, you name it! For antique enthusiast or treasure hunters, this place has it all truly. They're currently in the middle of remodeling but it didn't hinder our visit or experience at all. I'm looking forward to the finished result for sure! The pricing all looked reasonable and comparable. Great selection of handmade BBQ sauces and jellies as well. I was able to snag a really cool book on Italy and a 1978 magazine about the KC Royals. The woman that checked me out was friendly and made me feel welcomed, like a family or friend, to their establishment.

I agree with everything that Woohoo says. I have even found a beautiful solid Oak rocking chair from Family Tree Furniture that I would not have found elsewhere at a reasonable price. I need to keep in touch with Scott Woodward because after 27 years of living in a 3 bedroom townhome, I am downsizing and have too many items that would definitely fit in with Scotts wanted military museum. I have BDU's (which are mine) and a WWII Army Chest (which belonged to my late Father). )I also have a beautiful piece of antique furniture that may not fit in when I move to a 1 bedroom or studio apartment. I have a lot of things which Scott would very likely want. I am a customer of many years. I served at Richards-Gebaur when it was still an Air National Reserve Base.Susan Miller, TSgt, RetiredUS Air Force 816-942-4922I

Such a darling and creative store. Stopped by this week. Plenty of rustic farm items and real antiques. Lots to choose from and owners are so helpful and friendly. Must stop in.