Off the Hinge antiques is one of the nicer antiques stores we have found. They offer a wide variety…read moreof items and have some very nice pieces of wooden furniture !! The place was very well kept and clean! The vibe of the store is hard to beat! The shop keepers were very polite and let you browse at your own pace! I felt like everything was priced well! Be sure to look in all the nooks n crannies and I'm sure you'll find something unique to take home!

A little history about the building this is in…read more The McGregor House was built in 1885. It is located in Brazil, Indiana. This former bed and breakfast was turned into the local YMCA back in the 1920's. In the 1940's the gymnasium was added onto the home. The gymnasium has original hardwood floors and subway tiles. The house was restored in 1998. https://www.thebraziltimes.com/blogs/2170/entry/74184 The Antique / Resale shop is located in the gymnaisym. The basket ball hoops and scoreboard are still up. They use I'd guess about 3/4 of the space for display of goods. Prices were a bit higher then I expected. They do have some beautiful pieces. I'm just not sure worth the price. The owner was friendly. She along with the two other customers weren't wearing masks. I'm going to have to start getting use to that and assume they are vaccinated and not just... Nice shop worth a visit. There are some other beautiful house to look at in the area.

It's too bad the owner is completely rude. While the store has some decent antiques, the owner…read moremakes you feel like you're a thief or not welcome. I definitely will not be back to a place I don't feel welcome at

One of the coolest secrets of highway 40. Used to go there a lot as a kid trying to collect old…read morethings. Nice collection of records, glassware, pop-culture items from yesterday, and occasional furniture. Take a trip with some friends and some cash to throw around, there is something there for everyone.

Spent over three hours here. Great experience would definitely recommend. There is a lot to look…read moreat.

Huge huge place. Mask mandate signs up but still people not wearing them or not wearing them…read moreproperly. Only saw one bottle of hand sanitizer. But lots of stuff. Most of the booth's were very clean and setup well. Quite a few empty spaces if you are looking for space to rent.

What a wonderful treasure !! Great selection, wanted one of everything !…read moreThe owners are so nice and make you feel right at home, this is the only place for your next furniture purchase ! So happy with my dresser !

Unfortunately this shop is now closed. We just went by it. So sad as we were looking forward to itread more

I'm not an antique or vintage hunter. I wouldn't know the difference of what to look for. But it…read morewas an interesting store to stroll through. We were just strolling around town and happen to come to this store. The necklaces were fun. We have 2 separate group of friends who had visited and bought jewelry here for all genders. The owners were really sweet and nice enough to explain a lot of items. I think the owners definitely make this store. It's a small town, I wouldn't expect much in customer service or such from a mom pop old store.

I was surprised that this small antique shop had not been set up on Yelp before I stopped in…read more (I've found lots of antique shops on Yelp in other small towns.) When I looked at the hours posted on the door (open only 3 days a week and starting at 11 am. to whenever the owner decides to leave), I could see why. This is the first time I've been here that they are open, so if you want to check them out, make it later in the week around lunch time. Inside the building is long and narrow (shot gun style) with items along each wall and a central row of tables loaded with mostly glass ware and small items. There are some antiques and cabinets, but not much else in furniture. I was surprised there were so many paintings (framed) available too. But overwhelmingly, the selection of glassware and pottery/dishes dominates the inventory. The owner was in discussion with another customer, so he failed to acknowledge me when I entered and left. So, I'm not sure how to rate the customer service part of the business. Review #3627

Great selections of unique finds. Well organized, helpful staff. Very knowledgeable and will help…read moreyou find what you're looking for, even if it's not in their store. Ask for Paula!

Fun place with nice antiques. A good variety of items. The folks who run it and/or work here are…read morealways very friendly and will chat with you a great deal. There are two juke boxes that you can select music to play and also an old Atari console you are allowed to play. Needless to say I died multiple times in Centipede. I always find some little treasure to take home when I visit here. Note the store sits back off the road a bit so you have to have a keen eye or you'll whizz right past it. Nice gravel parking lot. Highly recommend. It's not a huge antique store but still will take likely a good 30 minutes to poke around.

Friendly staff and a great assortment. Found what I was looking for - a friends birthday gift. Take…read morea peek and I'm sure you'll find somethjng!

don't stop. very rude staff who only get friendly when they see you may spend lots of $$$. owner…read moreneeds an education on the legal rights of people with service dogs. i will say one positive thing- lots of neat antique toys and books. and an awful lot of truck drivers hanging out waiting for something? not sure what THAT was about?

Very friendly and down to earth staff. Super laid back environment with lots of cool things…read moreeverywhere. Prices are what you expect for quality items and there's something for everyone. Very cool shop and a personal must stop for all down-to-earth people.

Headstone Friends gives off the vibe of a place that used to be really cool, having that music…read morebasement atmosphere (dark, somewhat cramped, aromatic), with clerks who can be nice and friendly and who clearly love what they do... but it also suffers greatly from the lack of competition around it and variety within it. The majority of what they carry, which is a bit hard to navigate due to the vertical storage spaces with horizontal disc orientation, is nothing particularly special. There is not enough obscurity in the catalog to really foster discovery, as most of what I could find were the same over-pressed, over-priced albums that can be found everywhere else. I will admit to the biased perspective that living in a pop culture mecca such as California has ingrained in me, and maybe HF's fault is mostly due to that bias, but - in a time of digital stores and downloads, where the rest of the world can have access to everything and anything from the convenience of their home and can share a similar perspective to mine due to this - this fault can be fatal. Furthermore, having the merchandise under lock is very off-putting when a large part of the appeal of a record store is the ability to "touch the music": the packaging, the angles, the reflection of the light off the glossy surface... the scratches, the plastic wrap, the track listing and bar codes. Maybe it wasn't always that way and maybe a few bad apples ruined it for the rest of us... but it has ruined it regardless. As the only standing music store in Terre Haute (that I know of, and without counting big chain electronic stores), I can accept it for what it is and appreciate the fact it has held out this long. Unfortunately, there are not very many other redeeming qualities of the store, and frankly, it seems more like an incense shop than anything at this point. I enjoyed the breath of a familiar air when I walked in (having been starved for the record store experience during a summer visiting family), but all too rapidly, that initial feeling became a longing for the version of this experience that I was used to... I wish this store the best and hope they can adapt in an increasingly hostile world for its likes. PURCHASED: Happy Head/Out of Hand by The Mighty Lemon Drops (Used, $7.99)