Volo Antique Malls

07/18/2026

Come check it out! More creeping in!

07/10/2026

Check it out! Follow this channel! This is only 1/4 of our mall! 2nd 3rd floor mall 1!

This is a quick sample of the upper floors of Volo Antique Mall #1 ...

07/10/2026

Come see the car museum just across the parking lot from us! If you are a fan of ANYTHING you will looooove it by us! Admission required to go to the museum but no admission to shop our 3 huge buildings!

Volo, IL 📍

07/08/2026

Check it out! No admission to shop but admission required for the event.

Celebrate Christmas in July at Volo Museum with the Rock-afire Explosion Christmas Show, festive activities, holiday décor, and family fun on July 25-26.

07/05/2026

Jackass got nothing on us! lol! Check out the Volo Auto Museum across from us! No admission required to shop our malls but get your advanced tickets for the Volo Auto museum attractions at www.volocars.com

07/05/2026

Check it out!

Our very own museum director, Brian Grams, will be featured on the METV show Collector's call today at 5:30pm CST! Check what some of our stuff is valued at! It's a really fun show!

07/01/2026

Just across the parking lot from us! Spend the day! Air conditioned! No admission to shop our malls yet admission required the the museum. But tickets ahead at www.volocars.com

06/17/2026

Happy Anniversary! We love Sven!

📺On June 16, 1979 the series “Son of Svengoolie” debuted on WFLD, with Rich Koz in the title role! The show originally debuted as Screaming Yellow Theater on September 18, 1970, on WFLD channel 32 and ran on the station until September 7, 1973. Svengoolie was played then by Jerry G. Bishop. In later seasons, Koz (a fan who sent in sketch ideas) became a show writer. In 1973, Kaiser Broadcasting took over WFLD from Field Communications and Screaming Yellow Theater was cancelled and replaced with The Ghoul from Cleveland. The Ghoul lasted until 1974 when it was taken off the air. Field Communications re-purchased WFLD back from Kaiser Broadcasting in 1978, which led Bishop and Koz to discuss the show's resurrection.

After 334 shows of Son of Svengoolie, the final episode aired January 25, 1986. Neal Sabin, executive vice president of locally based Weigel Broadcasting, brought the show back on December 31, 1994, on independent station WCIU (channel 26, later a CW affiliate). Using "Svengoolie" as the name; Koz took the role of Svengoolie when Bishop told Koz that he "believed he was grown up enough now to no longer be just the Son." The series was aired on Chicago's WWME-CA, Milwaukee stations WBME-CD and WMLW-TV, and occasionally on WMYS-LD in South Bend, Indiana. Beginning on April 2, 2011, Svengoolie's show became available nationally on the MeTV network. Starting January 7, 2023, Svengoolie expanded from two hours to two and a half hours, filling out a full three hour block with Sventoonie.📺