Love this antique mall. I don't think I've ever left empty handed. Well lit, clean, organized,…read morewell curated & friendly staff. The upper levels accessible by stairs.

We drove down from Fort Worth not knowing what to expect. This was hands down the best antique…read morestore in Waxahachie!! Curated well with reasonable prices!

Everyone was so helpful and kind !!! Worked hard to make…read moresure we were happy with everything

I believe that this place is probably the biggest flea market/antique mall that I have ever been…read moreto. Amazingly as big as it is it is under construction, where they are adding a second story to what I believe we're almost double the size or number of booths that this place has. There is lots to see here and it's easy to get lost., as you walk through the maze Of booths that are here. It is one of those places that almost anyone, and everyone will surely be able to find at least something that they would like.

Gingerbread Antiques was actually the first antique shop I've ever visited, and it was such a…read morewonderful experience. Walking through the store immediately brought back so many memories of my grandparents' house and had me reflecting on my own childhood. It's truly hard to believe that some of the things I grew up with are now considered "antiques," but it was a fun trip down memory lane! The layout of the store is great--it has plenty of space and the displays are designed very thoughtfully. There were so many unique finds that if I had more room in my apartment, I definitely would have walked out with something. Whether you are looking for a specific piece or just want to browse and enjoy the nostalgia, this place is definitely worth stopping by!

Nice store with lots of finds! We enjoyed our time shopping here in Waxahachie. We found some well…read morepriced treasures after some digging.

A very eclectic and creative setup at Paris Market. It would seemed cramped but they have a lot of…read moreneat stuff from as far back as the WWI period. The staff is absolutely friendly and pleasant to speak with. The prices are reasonable as well. Situated right in the heart of old Waxahachie... Come!

One if the best antique stores in waxahachie. Friendly staff and awesome finds for everyoneread more

Love this place. Cute displays. Friendly and helpful staff…read more I always find great buys here. Nic-naks, hats, books.

This place has more than just antiques. You can spend some time in the store. I've never left empty…read morehanded

Cool place. Nice prices. Good variety. Easy to find. Check them out! Found 4 matching legs for a…read morenew project.

I come to Waxahachie Architectural Salvage several times a month. Staff is the absolute sweetest…read moreand super helpful. I love this store and love getting items from here to decorate my home! Prices are also reasonable. The store is organized and things are easy to find.

This store has a ton of cool crystals and rocks as well as antiques and books. It's connected to a…read morewhole area full of books like the original Raggedy Ann and Andy series. Parking is on the main street and fills up pretty fast.

Beautifully curated shop in Waxahachie. Shopping here is truly an experience! Fun place to peruse…read moreon our day of antiquing.

Such a pretty store, well curated. Lots of antiques and goodies for your house to choose from.read more

How I wish there were more than five stars…read more In town visiting family from Wisconsin, Julie graciously allowed me to come into their gallery/shop Monday afternoon to look around. I have very rarely had such a good experience. She was insanely knowledgable about every item in the room, made me feel 100% welcomed, and had me not wanting to leave. I cannot wait to visit again.

I don't know how I ended up at Webb Gallery during a time when it was actually open. When my wife…read moreand I rolled into Waxahachie late one Saturday afternoon and found nearly everything closed, we had no idea that we were walking into Webb Gallery during one of the only times all week when it isn't. The first thing you're likely to notice here is the dog. I hope you like playing with dogs, because the little black Boston terrier in this place is going to bring you toys and expect you to throw them. His little black body is going to blast and shake his way back and forth across the room the entire time you're there. He cares not for art. He cares for play. If you're at all like me, once you managed to lure the hyper little dog close enough to a wall to actually look at the art, you're going to be delighted. I've gone to contemporary art museums, trying to make myself a better person in some way, and spent the whole time trying to understand... anything... really. I read information about the artists and what they're trying to portray, and my brain makes a noise like "buh" and shuts down. Here, though, the art is simply delightful. When we went, there were sideshow posters and paintings like old tattoos. There were small pieces based on elaborate displays of bad puns and large moving displays made of toothpicks. There was cute jewelry like the silver necklace my wife bought with the pendant that just says "blah blah blah." Everything is fun and whimsical and punctuated by the excited grunts of a tiny dog dropping a Gumby toy at your feet. The owners seemed very happy to discuss any of the pieces with us, and knew all about the artists who had created the art. I think they stayed open longer just because we walked in when we did, and at no point did we seem rushed to get out. We felt very welcome and enjoyed every minute of our visit to Webb Gallery. If I ever find myself in the area on a slow weekend afternoon again, I will certainly be stopping in to see what's in their gallery next.