I wasn't home when they picked up a dresser but my daughter was.. It was left under my carporch…read moreand not in my back yard. Not knowing my daughter was there , watched one of the guys go into my backyard and released himself.. Im pissed, cause like I said there was no reason for him to go back there..

I used to frequent here a bunch for the last few years- the only reason I could really afford to…read moreget new clothes as some point in my life was because there clothes were very reasonable- about 50 cents or so to a dollar a piece at the very most. They always had an extreme over abundance of clothes and everything was donated. Between some of the workers hitting on me and making me and my friend uncomfortable when we would go, which we always ignored, and then the prices going up to where I got two skirts and it was almost 10 dollars, I realized it may just not be worth it anymore to go. Many of the clothes are put on the rack I believe as they received them, because many times I'll grab some pants or a shirt and it will have a crust on a part of it. I love their cause and I love what they do for people, but I believe my last time being there was just that, my last time. I also tried to donate a table there, an antique, and they told me it wasn't good enough to donate. I then sold it on Facebook for not one, but two hundred dollars! Furniture they used to sell for 15 dollars is now up charged to about 60-80 or more. It's absolutely crazy. I hope the best for them and hope things continue to go well for them. Finally- their website says clothing starts at 50 cents a piece when it very well does not anymore. Not horrible prices by any means still!! It was just a total shock when I had a dollar in my hands to pay for some skirts and then was told it was nowhere near enough. I hope that the super low income families will still be able to afford this place, as many times this is where they will come to be able to fill a bugee with things for the children and pay maybe 10-15 dollars for it all. Now? That will get them only a few items. I've struggled before in my life and I know what it's like, it's why I shopped here after all. And while the prices didn't raise horribly necessarily, at this point I could just go to Walmart and spend a few more dollars for a brand new pair.

" This Center Is Still Teaching With People Learning "…read more This Southern Culture Heritage Center tells the story of the Sisters of Mercy who for 132 years educated children and nursed the sick at Saint Francis Xavier Academy and Convent. Tours showcase, the Cobb House (circa 1830), the original school and hospital barracks during the Civil War; the Gothic Revival Convent (1868); and the Italianate Auditorium (1885); and the 1937 Academy. They still have a lot of items going on for the city of Vicksburg like concerts, cooking shows, arts & crafts, etc.

Lots of really cool items. Better for furniture and decorative items than for coins or things like…read morethat but a pretty good range of stuff overall.

Think Antique warehouse when you see this place. It is massive inside and it has a huge selection…read moreof items. The 2 ladies who were behind the counter were super-helpful and nice. We were visiting from CA and asked the lady before leaving for some suggestions for lunch. She gave us a recommendation in downtown that she said she loved. We ate there and were in awe by how good the food was! I was able to find some pretty cool antiques here. Namely a small McCormick Corn Whiskey glass jug. If you are willing to take the time to thoroughly look through this warehouse you may find some nice treasures of your own. I personally have never seen such a big antiques-only shop. Very cool place and it is away from the downtown area so parking is abundant. Check it out!