The Second Impression Palace was opened ten years ago in a former J.C.   
   Penney building just 1 & 1/2 blocks south of the world's famous Corn Palace in  
   Mitchell, South Dakota.  With nearly 15,000 square feet to work with, owners
   Brenda and Dan were able to gather 35 area dealers and offer thousands of items of
   every variety for sale.   

      Over the past nine years the interior of "the Palace" was transformed into an
   indoor Main Street.  Visitors can now stroll through the general Mercantile and bank
   on their way to the hotel (also known as the brothel!).  At the end of the street is a
   mural painted by a local artist depicting the rise and fall of the American family farm. 
   Across the way, the Sheriff's office and Barber shop are filled with loads of "men's
   stuff."  Go across the alley and the tour passes the Courthouse and Furniture store.     After you're feeling refreshed, you can now go to the basement
   which also holds thousands of treasures for you! 

      Three years ago, Brenda and Dan decided to expand their business and opened      Einstein's Costumes and Props.  A block down from the Second Impression Palace,       this newest addition brings clothing and costumes from any vintage, style, fad and       genre.  If you're looking for any sort of costume, you can contact Einsteins at (605)       996-7676.  One warning though, RENTAL ONLY!

      Obviously, we can not list our inventory in its entirety so feel free to contact us if
   you are looking for virtually anything in the antique or collectible market.