Lebanon Peddlers Mall operates out of 920A Columbus Avenue in Lebanon, Ohio, as one location within a secondhand marketplace chain that has been running stores since 1997 and has grown to roughly 20 locations spread across Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, and West Virginia. Each Peddlers Mall location, including the Lebanon store, works on a booth rental model: individual vendors rent space, typically around 8 by 10 feet, for a base fee plus a percentage of sales, and stock their booths independently with whatever mix of merchandise they choose to sell.
That structure means the Lebanon store’s inventory is really a composite of dozens of small businesses operating under one roof rather than a single owner’s curated selection. Shoppers can expect to find vintage clothing, antique furniture, collectibles, and general thrift style treasures side by side, since vendors restock their individual booths on their own schedules rather than following a centralized inventory plan. Across the chain, Peddlers Mall has built a reputation around that same booth vendor model, with thousands of vendor spaces filled chainwide and new merchandise arriving continuously as individual sellers rotate stock.
Lebanon itself sits in Warren County, in the corridor between Cincinnati and Dayton, and its downtown has long drawn shoppers interested in antiques and secondhand goods, giving Peddlers Mall a built in customer base of collectors already accustomed to browsing this part of southwest Ohio for vintage finds. Being part of a larger regional chain also means the Lebanon location benefits from brand recognition among shoppers who have visited other Peddlers Mall stores in Kentucky, Indiana, or elsewhere in Ohio, and know generally what kind of booth based browsing experience to expect walking in.
The Lebanon store keeps generous hours to accommodate that mix of weekday and weekend shoppers: open from 10am to 6pm Monday through Wednesday, extended to 8pm Thursday through Saturday, and 11am to 7pm on Sundays, meaning the store is open every day of the week with no closed days built into its schedule. That level of consistent access matters for a multi vendor shop where inventory changes constantly and a single visit rarely captures everything on the floor at a given time.
For anyone interested in becoming a vendor rather than just shopping, the chain’s booth pricing at the Lebanon store starts at 155 dollars per month plus 10 percent of sales for a standard 8 by 10 booth, a straightforward setup that has helped Peddlers Mall attract a steady pipeline of small sellers looking for retail space without committing to a standalone storefront. That vendor pipeline, in turn, is what keeps the sales floor stocked with a constantly rotating mix of goods across clothing, furniture, and collectibles categories.
Lebanon Peddlers Mall is the Warren County, Ohio location of a multi state secondhand and antiques marketplace chain running since 1997, where dozens of independent vendors fill booths with vintage furniture, clothing, and collectibles seven days a week.
