Very nice items and some is fairly priced! Cool store! We heard about and had to stop! We are glad…read morewe did! I got a vintage apron, some crosses and hubs got some vintage hot wheels! We will be back!

This is an awesome antique store with lots of great stuff from local dealers! If you get a chance…read morestop by!

I seen this store when I had visited someone in the hospital thinking I would like to check it out…read moreone day. Well, needless to say, I had to return to the hospital. So, I stopped in. There is a very sweet lady working. I believe she was one of the owners. Cute little store. She said they often get some unique items in. Had several antiques. If you live in the Huntsville area-drop by and check it out.

Great thrift store/antique shop. Could not recommend it more. Well priced and run by Walter and…read moreLil. Super sweet people. Truly a hidden gem in the HSV area!

This is a friendly antiques store. It has about 15 "booths" that are mostly stocked with glassware,…read morecookware, books, old Simplicity sewing patterns, a well-loved wooden croque set, some unique chandeliers, some chairs, and not a lot of furniture, mostly single and pairs of armchairs. Unlike other downtown Athens antiques stores, this one does not feature many hand-painted local pieces and does not include 1818 Farms from Mooresville items (but you can get an edited selection of 1818 items across the street at U G White). My sister and I went because she wanted a painting of a landmark in Paris, that was done on silk. It was actually well done, and the sheen of the silk was beautiful in that it glistened! I had never seen a painting done on silk before. It was nicely framed, and I thought, a good value at $40.00. She also bought a set of 3 individual crocks her friend loved when they previously visited. They totaled ~ $34.00. This is a nice antiques store with a friendly staff and a fun place to browse in downtown Athens.

Huge selection and good prices. Staff or owners offered help finding any antique we were interested…read morein. Selection is very broad and everyone was friendly!

Such a cool antique shop with a huge selection and service with a smile. The prices weren't too…read morebad. I will definitely be back if in the area.

Railroad Station Antiques is a fantastic place with three floors filled with a great variety of…read morewell-kept furniture. From authentic antiques to more modern pieces, there's something for every taste and style. The selection is impressive, and everything is arranged beautifully. Prices really seemed to range from low to very high depending on what it was. The building had impressive water damage that leaked in all the way from the roof down to the bottom floor which you could see in the one building corner ample water flowing in when it rained. A bit surprising this was happening in a well kept antique shop. The only drawback for me was the staff on the first floor. I felt a bit hovered over, which gave the impression they were judging us based on our appearance. Despite that, it's a must-visit for antique lovers, and I'll definitely be back to explore more if I'm ever in the area again!

My sister and I had a nice time visiting railroad station! We came primarily to see Carol Foret's…read moreart, which is to the left as you enter, on the first floor. I've driven by this place so many times in my life and have even turned around in their gravel parking lot out back at least once and just did not notice it! [Too busy driving?] As everyone noted, it is 3 floors. We only made it to the second floor. I found it to be art centric, some handmade soap products and lotions, minimal clothing, a good bit of jewelry and furniture, some books, kitchen items, just a little bit of everything. We enjoyed a round silver ice bucket we recalled from our childhood, the one with penguins around the edge...sister didn't buy it because she said it was not in good shape - although I didn't notice anything wrong with it. Also, we enjoyed looking at the glass colored "grapes" that were so popular when we were growing up. I liked how one of the artists whose work on display was various oil paintings, included the size, media, and a personal anecdote on each title/price placard and would suggest all artists do this. None of the booths we visited were manned which was a plus for me, since we could take our time and explore various items uninterrupted. Like I mentioned, they have a dedicated [kinda small] gravel parking lot on the back [west side of the building]. Also please know, they do NOT have public restrooms which cut out trip short. It's not far from Melt, so I'm sure you could walk the block and easily use the facilities there.

Decided to check out the Main Street in my moms neighborhood. Loved this little Antique Boutique…read more Each section has its own theme. We walked out with a cute talking Halloween gravestone at 50% off. Definitely check this out if your driving thru!

Upscale lovely store. Worth a stroll through but not easy on the wallet! Fabulous silver pieces,…read morestatues and ornate items!

If I was a millionaire, I'd shop here all the time…read more Unfortunately, I am not a millionaire and this place caters to a high end crowd. With that said, they have some gorgeous pieces that are not overpriced--they're rare, they're in extremely good condition, etc. Think original paintings, 18th century furniture (in immaculate condition), an impressive array of silver serving pieces, gobs--and I do mean gobs--of pearls and other estate jewelry, etc. The owners are super friendly, chic without being pretentious, knowledgeable without condescension, and the shop is gorgeous. When we were there a lovely dog was roaming about, too (I loved that, you might not). Unless you have a high limit on your Amex, likely just a window shopping excursion, but a delightful one nonetheless.

Its a big place to go, you hve to pay for parking for $2 and they split 2 area, and its beru big…read moreplace to check out, they sell fresh plants, veggies, flowers, guns, dishes, clothes, all kind of stuff.

Some expensive junk but okay stuff too. Fit to go very early as they pack up about 11-12. Some…read morefriendly vendors and then some bad, with attitudes, including the man who owns/runs the place.

Really cool place with tons of variety. Be sure to check out the House of Sound downstairs - lots…read moreof great vinyl!

We stopped here while shopping around for farmhouse antique style furniture. They had some cute…read morethings, but mostly your traditional antiques. The prices were high compared to other local vendors, in my opinion. The place was packed though. Very hard to find parking.