Antique lovers get ready for your most thrilling hunt yet! The Quiet Corner of Connecticut is calling your name. The town of Putnam has an antique haven that is just begging to be explored. Discover endless treasures at this multi-level antique shop where you'll be happy to get lost for a few hours or an entire afternoon.

Antique treasures are hiding in plain sight on Main Street in Putnam. The Antiques Marketplace has four levels covering 22,000 square feet that are chock full of nostalgic merchandise.

Wander endless aisles of antiques. The sprawling building stretches on and on and on. You're going to wish you had a road map to navigate this maze of unbelievable bounty.

The humongous store is divided neatly into dealer booths. Discover books, lighting, linens, pottery, signs, tools, and much more. Find everything from A-Z at the Antiques Marketplace.

Find gorgeous furniture that spans the centuries. You'll easily find a period piece that makes a statement and fits your style.

Are your walls feeling a little bare? Browse hundreds of paintings and framed art to spruce up your home.

Explore case after case of small items. Vintage jewelry, military medals, knives, tin toys, and more are all awaiting your inspection.

Don't forget to head downstairs...

... and upstairs to explore even more antique goodies. Remember this place has four floors and you'll want to check out each and every one of them.

What are you waiting for? Call some friends and set a date to visit the largest antique shop in southern New England.

Find the Antiques Marketplace at 109 Main St., Putnam, CT 06260. The shop is closed on Tuesdays but you can visit Wednesday - Monday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Learn more by checking out their Facebook page.

Have you ever visited this huge multi-level antique shop? How long did it take you to make your way through the entire marketplace? After you spend time in the Quiet Corner treasure hunting you'll want to head west to visit the antique capital of the state where you'll find more than 25 shops in one town.