Wow. I did not expect such a huge antique mall. Even though I walked through 90% of the mall I…read moredidn't stop at each booth, unless something specific caught my eye, because I was limited on time. I'm sure I could've spent hours and still not have seen everything. Many booths with prices varying. If you needed help there were ways to get ahold of someone without having to walk all the way to the front. I picked up a few treasures that I'm very happy with. Will definitely return.

This is a neat little spot off of exit 76 in Edingdurgh just past the outlets. The only way to…read moredescribe this place is one huge rummage sell. It looks like vendors rent booths in the store and sell their goods. They have some very unique old items such as comic books, shirts, candles, candy, records, toys, knives, swords, stuffed animals, signs, jewelry and postcards clothes. One of the most unique things I saw during my visit was a Vietnam-era Army Coat. There are tons of items here to browse. Because the store has independent vendor booths, you may able able to negotiate with the vendor to get a lower price on some items. This is a neat little spot that even though it is huge, it is clean and very well organized. You could spend a considerable amount of time going through here. I recommend checking this place out if you are in the area and looking for some odd or/or unique finds.

Came to Nashville for the day and this store was open as of 6/1/2020. Lots of old antiques,…read moretreasures, trinkets, plants, etc. I really enjoyed this store! I got some classic, old, baby books for a good friend of mine's little one. Alice and wonderland, the three bears (you know, the one with portage made just right?), and more! The printed version I got were mostly from the 1970s. I also found an old Canada map, that I fell in love with the cover. (Of a women in a convertible cruising down a street with very mod flowers everywhere). It was from 1976 and I plan to frame it. (I'll add pictures once I'm able)

From the owner: Unique antique shop in the heart of downtown Nashville, Indiana. We offer a vast veriety and…read moreamazing deals!

Love finding small town antique shops across Indiana. This shop is in the heart of Morgantown on…read moreroute 144. There is plenty of parking in front of the shop. We were welcomed by a fellow behind the counter and it was ok to carry our dog through the shop. They have plenty of really old antiques. I found some nice old paintings and other primitives. The shop is a bit of a mess with dusty merchandise stacked in aisles. Some areas towards the back of the shop were just plain dangerous. That said, worth a stop if you're passing through. Careful backing out. Cross traffic comes fast.

Bought an antique Pepsi machine, great price and and condition for nostalgic yard piece near my…read moregarage.

Just so you know: The Brown County Antique Mall is actually three different buildings…read more The main one, which sits just off the road, is your typical antique store. It has all kinds of tchotchkes, doodads, baubles, trinkets and other old and unique miscellany. The store is separated into booths, and there are different things in each booth. I saw all kinds of things that I wanted, but I had to physically stop myself from buying some of the vintage milk glass mugs. No one needs a milk glass mug with a buffalo on it, but the heart wants what the heart wants, sometimes. If you leave the main building and walk outside, and then turn to the right, you will see the second building: Route 46 Vintage. This vintage store deserves its own review, so you can read my separate review for that. But I'll just say that this is where you'll find funky vintage clothing and accessories. Then, there's a little shed-looking building that has more antiques and fun stuff, and also handmade goods from local artisans. Basically, the Brown County Antique Mall is a little campus full of eclectic treasures. You can definitely spend an hour or so here (or more!) looking through all of the stuff and buying all the things.

So fun looking through all the booths in this antique shop. We spent a few hours looking and as we…read morewere checking out we found out there were 2 more buildings! So we are definitely going back to this shop to check out what we missed and to see what new items were added by the vendors. The building we did see was a good size and the variety abounds. I love costume jewelry and was able to find several pieces that I liked and I brought home. There were big outdoor items on the front porch when we walked up. The place is right on the highway and easy to get to with adequate parking. The prices in the booths varied greatly with some being very reasonable and some I thought were high but I think that is the same as most antique/vintage stores of this type. We had a lot of fun shopping there and when we checked out the cashier was nice and helpful and told us about a couple store policies that we asked about. I will attach a lot of pics to show the variety here.

This place has potential for a good day of hunting for something different, but due to the small…read morespace, it is definitely limited compared to other antique shops. Both staff personnel were working with customers so I browsed on my own. Lots of antique and vintage things, but since I wasn't looking for anything specifically, I didn't make any purchases. Note: This building isn't listed in the upcoming auction detail (end of Oct '19) but rumors were going around that the owner is selling the property and all the businesses must vacate. I hope that these businesses are treated fairly. Review #3236

I didn't buy anything at Cathy's Corner but it was packed full of fun, interesting, and beautiful…read moreitems! There is something there to interest almost anyone. Cathy was not there but the lady working was nice and very informative. I enjoyed the shop and will go back again on my next visit!

I love pickers best mall and old fashion store in Columbus go there you will love it plus's most of…read morethe prices are affordable

This large shop is well kept and has a wide variety of items to hunt through. More flea market…read morethan antique shop, you will find some collectible pieces, but have to do a lot of searching. Most of the booths are themed, but there are some that have everything but the kitchen sink thrown in. The mall is easy to navigate with two rows heading towards the back and then a series of rows crossing between them. I started at the back and worked my way forward. I didn't find too many antique furniture pieces which is disappointing for me. But depending upon what your interests are and how much time you are willing to spend hunting, you may have a higher rating for this than I did. Review #3537

Mariposa is a nice shop on the second floor of the shops by the Artist's Colony. I actually…read morestumbled into the store thinking it was Kiss the Cook! (It could benefit from a bigger sign by the door!) Once inside, I noticed lots of display tables, hanging items, and shelf pieces that were home decor, antique items, and garden items. Though a bit cramped, there was surprisingly a lot of things to view. If you are looking for accents for your home, particularly items that would fit into a vintage style setting, check this shop out. Review #3152

Maybe it was just having left Gilley's that affected my perception of this place. Or maybe it's…read morethe lack of accessibility that this place has that keeps it from getting a higher rating. They have some nice stuff here, including a lot more furniture than I expected. They have more room upstairs for browsing too. But the barn seems small compared to the antique mall next door, so unless there is something here that screams "Buy me!", it's kind of hard to rate it higher. Be aware that this is an old barn and has a raised center aisle to walk on. That means low head clearance for air ducts, so watch out. Also, if you are rubber-necking and not looking down, the step down into the rooms/booths on the first floor is large (maybe a 10" drop!) and it would be easy to stumble if you aren't paying attention. Fortunately, the owner did mark the steps in yellow and write "Step" on the ground, but who looks down when you are surrounded by stuff at eye level? I guess I should have. On the positive side, there were some beautiful furniture pieces and a really cool store counter that had shelves that extend all the way through the counter, having a display window on the outside of the piece. This allowed you to see what was in the drawer as a purchaser. Not sure what you would do with this at home, but it was an ingenious piece of Americana. Review #1959

Cute place lots of nice big furniture. Ended up just buying a set of glass door knobs at a great…read moreprice. Head space in a few areas is very low so if you are tall watch your noggin.

Good selection of vintage items. Service was good 3% extra charge if you pay by cc. Owner was…read moresneezing and coughing probably should not have been helping customers.

I enjoyed shopping this establishment - reasonably priced too. I didn't see anything I thought was…read moreoverpriced. Charming and well kept. So much fun going through each booth. In the Summer, there is a flea market on the grounds. Will visit again.