Two full floors and more than 85 individual vendor booths make up Tammi’s Treasures, Antiques and More, a 25,000 square foot marketplace at 490 West State Route 104 in Divernon, Illinois, positioned just off Exit 82 on Interstate 55 south of Springfield. The location was clearly chosen with highway traffic in mind, and the shop leans into that by keeping generous, predictable hours: it is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., seven days a week, which is more consistent access than many antique malls of its size offer.
Inside, the inventory reflects the breadth that comes from dozens of independent vendors stocking their own booths rather than a single curated collection: antiques, vintage housewares, primitives, retro furniture and decor, general collectibles, and fine handmade crafts all share the two-story building. That vendor-booth model means the mix of merchandise shifts booth by booth and week by week as individual sellers restock, so a visitor who comes back a month later is likely to find a genuinely different selection rather than the same static shelves. The shop’s own description of itself, that there is always something new or old to see, is a fair summary of how a multi-vendor space like this actually operates in practice.
Divernon is a small Sangamon County village a short drive south of Springfield, and Tammi’s Treasures gives the area an antique mall of a scale usually associated with larger regional retail hubs rather than a village of its size. The Interstate 55 frontage location means the shop pulls shoppers well beyond Divernon itself, including travelers making the drive between Springfield and the Metro East region near St. Louis who use the Exit 82 interchange as a convenient stop. For those travelers, the daily hours and highway visibility make an unplanned stop easy, while local and regional antique hunters can treat it as a standing destination worth a dedicated trip given the sheer number of booths to work through.
With more than 85 vendors under one roof, the range at Tammi’s Treasures runs from small collectible knick-knacks and vintage kitchenware to larger furniture pieces that need the extra floor space a two-story layout provides, and the fine crafts booths add a handmade, locally produced counterpoint to the resale and antique inventory found throughout the rest of the building. Shoppers with specific interests, whether that is primitive farmhouse decor, retro furniture, or general collectibles, are likely to find at least a booth or two dedicated to their niche given the number of independent vendors represented. Anyone planning a visit can call ahead at 217-628-3333 with questions about specific vendor booths or featured pieces.
Tammi’s Treasures, Antiques and More in Divernon, Illinois is an 85-plus vendor, two-story, 25,000 square foot antique and collectibles mall open daily just off Interstate 55, offering one of the largest multi-vendor shopping destinations along that stretch of the interstate between Springfield and the Metro East.
