Madison Street Salvage is a non for profit that sells donated home goods. The money raised is used…read moreto fund restoration projects in downtown Franklin. The building is filled with antique furniture, hardware, doors, kitchen ware and assorted knickknacks. I even saw a kitchen sink. Several vintage cameras caught my eye. The volunteer staff is super friendly, cheerful and welcoming. We were told their story and encouraged to look around. Prices ranged from really reasonable to high. Clearance tables were in the back. Inventory changes regularly. The building is upscale from the outside and a little hard to find as it is located at the end of one way street. There is street parking around the building. Worth a visit if you're remodeling and looking unique decor.

Wonderful selection of unique items and excellent prices! Large store and very helpful team…read moremembers. Highly recommend as a place to find all kinds of wonderful treasures!

Decided to check out Salvage Sisters while on my drive to Edinburgh, IN. The store is smaller than…read morewhat I expected but it is very cute. It is a salvage/antique store with booths to shop. Selections and prices vary. I did find a cute gift for my daughter. Service at checkout was efficient and they take cash or card.

I visited Franklin for the Holiday Open House and my stop at Salvage Sisters was one of my…read morefavorite. The shop was neatly decorated with vintage vibes which inspired me. They carried a ton of adorable vintage Christmas decor. The shop was crowded and people were walking around with their treasures. The excitement was contagious. I found a little vintage Santa to purchase. The shop is large and separated into booths. Prices are reasonable. The checkout line was long but people were friendly. We found street parking a block north and walked. I'll be back, for sure.

I went to the Blackbird Nest in Franklin, Indiana as part of the annual holiday shopping weekend…read moreevent Franklin has every year. During this event there are participating shops and you are given a card to have stamped at each vendor and then you are entered in a drawing for gift baskets and cards once you have visited 10 shops. This shop has very nice decor items and furniture. They also had some clothing. I did not buy anything from this shop this time but I will still make a future visit to see what new items they come up with.

I was dropping off a friend in Franklin and had some time to kill. What better way to spend than…read morechecking out 4 of the cute shops on Jefferson Street. There is public and street parking close to Blackbird Nest and the other shops I wanted to visit. As I entered Blackbird Nest I received a pleasant greeting. The Blackbird Nest specializes in redesigned modern, antique and vintage furniture along with home decor, lamps, new clothing, bath and body products, prints, florals and wreaths plus holiday decor. The shop has several smaller rooms with various items incorporated throughout but items are organized well and prices are clearly marked. I liked seeing furniture, clothing, home and holiday decor all tastefully arranged together in each space. The store has a few narrow isleway's but most are spacious enough to browse comfortably down. They do have a dressing room to try on clothing you are interested in. If you're in Franklin make time to visit Blackbird Nest. Terrific location for gifts, clothing and unique furniture.

This store us deceiving from the outside. Once you enter, there is a large selection of vintage…read moreand antique jewelry. As you meander through the store, there are so many rooms to this place! Each room has it's own style and theme of merchandise. Some is modern and some is vintage/antique. They have candles, hand made items, clothing, vintage household, etc. I just couldn't believe how large it was, I kept turning and boom, there's another room!

I went to Franklin as part of their annual holiday shopping weekend. Love shopping at the shops on…read moreJefferson Street and this shop was no exception. Walking in to the shop you immediately got the holiday vibe. Most of the shop was dedicated to Christmas and it was do much fun checking out all of the holiday ornaments and the decor. I really loved the tall Christmas trees made out of old doors, people are ingenious. There were snow globes and mittens and so many fun things here.

This was like two years ago there was a vendor number 617. She had mega craft booth right down the…read moreaisle where the pianos were. If you're coming from the cash register you'd go left at the pianos. This person had a mega craft supplies. I think she moved like two years ago. I've been hunting for her ever since if anyone can help me out, she was at Emporium 31.Robbin H THANK YOU

This is an interesting spot that is more garage sale feel than flea market. A few of the sections…read morewere precise and made up with some thought, but the majority were seemingly just loose items dumped into a space. We were looking for furniture which is not heavily prominent here. The staff were friendly but I'm not sure how much you can find unless you spend a bit of time really searching. An interesting spot but not as good as I remember from past visits.

Nicely displayed items. Nothing really said buy me. Shop Keep was friendly. Slightly off the beaten…read moretrack. But not far from where we had breakfast. Worth a stop and look. It looked like they offer some classes. Someone was hand crocheting a chunky blanket when we were there.

It was very nice, all the booths were clean and neat and well organized. I would have liked to have…read moreseen a sign at the end of the street to show the way.

Thanks for the Thyme is a cute little antique and vintage shop in downtown Franklin. The shop is in…read morean old converted house with floors that squeak and talk to you. I visited as part of a special Christmas open house sponsored by the downtown merchants. So, of course, the small shop was filled with interesting Christmas items such as vintage blow molds and ornaments. The clerk was friendly in this independently owned shop. The prices were on the high side, so I reluctantly left empty handed. I parked on about a block north and walked as there was no nearby parking.

Cute little shop in Franklin, Indiana. I was shopping in Franklin as part of their annual holiday…read moreshopping affair. I love thrifting and antique shopping. I picked a nice old 12 pane window in this shop about 2 years ago. I like digging through the treasures to be had here. This is not a huge shop but still fun. This time I found a small bundle of old recipes and newspaper clippings. It was do much fun digging through them when I got home! Some recipes I will try and some there was absolutely no way I would try lol. The gal that runs this shop is always so friendly and seems to get joy from speaking to every person who comes in. I will stop in this shop every year during the holidays.

Dee-Liteful Treasures did a great job with customer service and refinishing my vanity. I…read moreappreciated how the mother-son team was willing to listen thoroughly to what I wanted and then execute. I brought my item to them and they got it done as soon as they were able to. The pricing was fair. They kept me in the loop the whole time as my item was being refinished. They take a lot of pride in their work which I think is the most important thing when it comes to finding a great refinisher.

From the owner: Refurbished Furniture and Custom Work, Furniture Wholesale, Dressers, Side Tables…read more Products: Dining Room, Antique, Repurposed, Living Room, Kids, Bedroom, Indoor and Outdoor Furniture, Dressers, Primitives, Gardening, Retail, Home Decor, Collectibles, Gifts, Oil Lamps. Services: Shabby Chic and Farmhouse Style, Repurposed and Custom Painted Furniture, Furniture Repairs, Sanding, Painting, Delivery, Available Monday through Thursday by Appointment Only, Art Classes. Location Facts: 2 Minutes from I-74. 10 Minutes from the Casino.

Love finding small town antique shops across Indiana. This shop is in the heart of Morgantown on…read moreroute 144. There is plenty of parking in front of the shop. We were welcomed by a fellow behind the counter and it was ok to carry our dog through the shop. They have plenty of really old antiques. I found some nice old paintings and other primitives. The shop is a bit of a mess with dusty merchandise stacked in aisles. Some areas towards the back of the shop were just plain dangerous. That said, worth a stop if you're passing through. Careful backing out. Cross traffic comes fast.

Bought an antique Pepsi machine, great price and and condition for nostalgic yard piece near my…read moregarage.