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Sue Duncan, right, owner of Odana Antiques for the past 16 years, helps Richard Heimann, an antiques dealer from Monticello who last week purchased carnival glass from Duncan.
Habitat for Humanity of Dane County opened its West Side Madison ReStore in 2012 on Odana Road and expanded the facility in 2017. The nonprofit will have a larger store when it moves next year into a remodeled building at 6201 Odana Road that for the past 16 years has been home to Odana Antiques.
Jennifer and Bob Richardson opened Atomic Antiques on Aug. 1. Jennifer sold antiques in a rented booth at Odana Antiques for the past 16 years while Bob is a retired deputy with the Dane County Sheriff's Office.
Atomic Antiques has a wide range of antiques but is trying to cater to customers in search of furniture and other items from the 1950s, 1960s and early 1970s.
John Funderburg, of Belvidere, Illinois, is among the many vendors from Odana Antiques who are or will be renting space at Atomic Antiques on Verona Road. Funderburg sells furniture imported from Europe.
The 18,500-square-foot ReStore on Odana Road will move next year into remodeled space a few blocks away in what is currently Odana Antiques.
Odana Antiques has been one of the most popular antique stores in Madison since it opened in 2006.
Sue Duncan has seen business at her Odana Antiques double since 2020 but she is ready to retire. Her store will close Sept. 30 and will be converted to a ReStore, warehouse space and corporate offices for Habitat for Humanity of Dane County.
Photos: Atomic Antiques, Odana Antiques and Habitat ReStore West
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Atomic Antiques has a wide range of antiques but is trying to cater to customers in search of furniture and other items from the 1950s, 1960s and early 1970s.
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John Funderburg, of Belvidere, Illinois, is among the many vendors from Odana Antiques who are or will be renting space at Atomic Antiques on Verona Road. Funderburg sells furniture imported from Europe.
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The retro look is pervasive at Atomic Antiques, a new store that opened Aug. 1 next to Home Depot on Verona Road. The 30,000-square-foot space had been home most recently to an MC Sports store and will host many of the vendors from Odana Antiques, which closes Sept. 30.
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Jennifer and Bob Richardson opened Atomic Antiques on Aug. 1. Jennifer sold antiques in a rented booth at Odana Antiques for the past 16 years while Bob is a retired deputy with the Dane County Sheriff's Office.
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Sue Duncan, right, owner of Odana Antiques for the past 16 years, helps Richard Heimann, an antiques dealer from Monticello who last week purchased carnival glass from Duncan.
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Sue Duncan has seen business at her Odana Antiques double since 2020 but she is ready to retire. Her store will close Sept. 30 and will be converted to a ReStore, warehouse space and corporate offices for Habitat for Humanity of Dane County.
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Odana Antiques has been one of the most popular antique stores in Madison since it opened in 2006.
Habitat for Humanity ReStore
Habitat for Humanity of Dane County opened its West Side Madison ReStore in 2012 on Odana Road and expanded the facility in 2017. The nonprofit will have a larger store when it moves next year into a remodeled building at 6201 Odana Road that for the past 16 years has been home to Odana Antiques.
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The 18,500-square-foot ReStore on Odana Road will move next year into remodeled space a few blocks away in what is currently Odana Antiques.

