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    The Running Rooster

    The Running Rooster

    5.0(1 review)
    59.3 mi

    So excited that I'm the first Yelper to leave The Running Rooster a glowing review…read more This little shop is everything. I visited a lot of antique stores and cute shops in the Eddyville/Cadiz/Paducah areas, but this one is by far my favorite. Robin and her husband, David, own the business. The shop is located just adjacent to their own home. When you arrive you're actually pulling into their large driveway. The outside of the shop is expertly decorated, so I knew we'd be in for a treat. Everything about this place is just cute, even it's size. It is a small shop, but five of us managed to be in there at the same time. They sell everything from vintage items and antiques to newer/modern items, jewelry, tchotchkes, trinkets, wind chimes, souvenirs, homemade jams, salsas, woodworking crafts and they can even personalize signs, coasters, etc. So cool! This would be my #1 place to find gifts if I lived in the area. They have an eye for cool things and the store is laid out beautifully. There is something to look at in every corner--they've maximized their small space, that's for sure! I love how they throw in seasonal touches--right now they have some adorable fall merchandise. Checkout the handmade wooden Candy Corn. Robin and David are extremely talented people. They do sell some of what's in their shop on Etsy. The prices in the shop are very reasonable, though. I left with a dreamcatcher, necklace and a jar of homemade salsa for $20. So wish we had found this place earlier. Eye-catching signage located off the interstate, at the end of the road the shop is located on, and at the end of the owner's driveway. Look for the 'open' sign at the end of the driveway to indicate whether or not they're open for the day. You can't miss it. They sell gift cards, too. The owners are originally from Iowa, so that makes me love this shop that much more. Will make at least an annual trip to The Running Rooster. Highly recommend.

    From the owner: We proudly offer a great selection of Antiques, Collectibles, Vintage items, homemade jams, salsa,…read moregiftable items, personalized signs and more! Home of the "Take -N- Bake meals...Prepared meals for you to take from our freezer to yours. All you need to do is reheat and eat...We have also added a food truck open on Friday and Saturday 11-6 on select weekends during the summer months. Follow us on Facebook to get the updates. Looking forward to seeing you.

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    Bill Walton Antiques

    Bill Walton Antiques

    5.0(1 review)
    44.3 mi
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    Stopped in here with my girlfriend on a meandering drive back to Memphis from Martin on a lazy…read moreSaturday afternoon, and wasn't expecting much beyond a brief diversion from the Rt. 51 bypass. The exterior of Bill Walton's is thoroughly unassuming and you wouldn't feel like you'd missed something if you checked it out from the highway and decided to keep on driving. Unless, of course, you've actually visited it before. Bill Walton's is of the rare breed of antique stores that a man might enjoy more than a woman, even if he's not particularly interested in antiques to begin with. The sizable main room is rife with toys, militaria, advertising, tools, and - much to my delight - an impressive collection of cufflinks. Most everything is in great condition, as well, but not so great that everything looks like a reproduction. The patina, especially on the beverage advertising, is in just the right places and to just the right extent. No one wants to hang a sheet of rust in his man cave, but if you want something that still looks like it's been around the block and has some good stories to tell - Bill Walton's delivers. And even though I got the impression that several dealers were represented here (although I'm not sure), everything was very well-organized; toys were in one section, jewelry in another, militaria in another, etc. A few oddities that I thought were great: a set of vintage glassware from Pat O'Brien's in New Orleans, a collection of miniature fuzzy baby chickens (why?), and a tie bar with a terrifying painted clown face on it. It's definitely not the same old junk that you see every day. And that was just the main room. The "warehouse" in the back is the stuff mantique dreams are made of. Several vintage Coke machines, walls plastered with advertising, racks of tools, a huge old popcorn machine (!), a couple game machines that could very well have sat in your grandfather's favorite bar, and not one, but two pedal-driven merry-go-rounds. If it wasn't so hot (there's no a/c or heat back there, as a sign on the door warns) I could have dug around back there for hours. Prices on everything here were very reasonable, and it wasn't the kind of place where everything was prohibitively expensive. They certainly have their share of $500 Coca-Cola signs and so on, but you could go into this place with nothing but a twenty-dollar bill in your pocket, walk around for an hour, leave with change, and feel like you got some really neat stuff. I did. If you're a fan of places like Antique Warehouse Mall in Memphis but you've been there so many times that you have the entire contents of every booth memorized, Bill Walton's is more than worth the drive. Check it out.

    Board's Bounty - antiques - Updated May 2026

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