Small thrift store, very well organized for both men's and women's apparel, shoes, and accessories…read more There is a small amount of jewelry, kitchen items, and seasonal/holiday specials. Check them for senior 50% off days. There are books, and misc gear. It's all clean, curated, sorted, and moves quickly. Quality stuff in most cases, almost never trash/non-working/tired merchandise--- all at VERY competitive prices. Worth a stop. Free if limited parking. Odd hours.

Great place, reasonable prices, fantastic people, amazing finds! The Thrift Shop is run by the…read moremembers of Psi Iota Xi Sorority. It is a philanthropic organization that raises money to support art, music, literature, and speech & hearing in Bartholomew County. Teachers apply for grants to support projects that benefits the students. Music scholarships are awarded every year, along with many other programs in the community. Donations are accepted. If you haven't been, please check it out. They will be open again on Friday, April 5th and Saturday, April 6th from 10:00-1:00. Cash only easy shopping.

The service was excellent Very clean and neat!…read moreHad a nice variety of vintage and antiques

This is a moderately large and orderly antique/collectible shop. There are some large items…read moredisplayed at the front (a baby grand piano and a number of old gas pumps), but otherwise, the shop is arranged in rows of booths. I was impressed that the booths were all well kept, not filled with junky stuff that someone would find at a flea market or garage sale. Well, maybe some of that stuff, but generally there was a better quality of items than I've seen at a lot of places. There seemed to be a fair amount of furniture and oil paintings. There were Coca-Cola and some Barbie items too. However, the number of pure antiques was relatively low. And some of the items were well worn, so maybe not quite collectible, but the pricing seemed to reflect the condition. Seems like a decent place to stop if you enjoy browsing through these places. Review #2429

A nicely placed spot off of the roadway... I found out it…read morewas an old church and the layout then made sense... We toured the flea market downstairs before moving upstairs where there were more 'antiques'. Friendly staff were helpful and we enjoyed roaming around amongst the booths.

Good selection of items from household, to books, clothes, furniture, and tools. They also have…read moreclean restrooms which is a plus. Fun little afternoon stop.

I love this boutique with a distinct 1970's vibe. The women's clothes are colorful with a peasant…read moreflare. The colors are fabulous. Some of the clothes had a Western theme, including leather hats and denim skirts. Prices are incredibly reasonable (everything was 50% off during my visit). I wanted a dress but couldn't decide on one. The store meanders back through various rooms packed neatly with dresses. There is a room of house plants and chimes. A lady was buying a second set of chimes for her yard. Whimsical garden decor is outside. Near the check-out counter are locally made handmade soaps. The clerk is friendly, but lets you shop at your own pace. There are try-on rooms available, but no public restroom. If you're lucky you can find free street parking nearby, otherwise there is a lot with $5 spaces.

I loved the store and tried clothes on. I could not decide. So many Umgee and other brands with…read moregreat prices. I wish they had an online store.

I stopped in here to kill some time and escape the rain. I ended up leaving the store with multiple…read moreitems, haha. Staff was friendly and helpful. Two floors full of historic tools, decorations, and other interesting items. Definitely worth a visit!

Two story thrift and antique store filled with various booths. Always changing selection, if you…read morelike it, get it now! Friendly owners as well as the other vendors were also friendly. Varying prices, you just have to look around. Plan to be here awhile!

Madison Street Salvage is a non for profit that sells donated home goods. The money raised is used…read moreto fund restoration projects in downtown Franklin. The building is filled with antique furniture, hardware, doors, kitchen ware and assorted knickknacks. I even saw a kitchen sink. Several vintage cameras caught my eye. The volunteer staff is super friendly, cheerful and welcoming. We were told their story and encouraged to look around. Prices ranged from really reasonable to high. Clearance tables were in the back. Inventory changes regularly. The building is upscale from the outside and a little hard to find as it is located at the end of one way street. There is street parking around the building. Worth a visit if you're remodeling and looking unique decor.

Wonderful selection of unique items and excellent prices! Large store and very helpful team…read moremembers. Highly recommend as a place to find all kinds of wonderful treasures!

The owner of the shop was so helpful, kind, and sweet. I called like 20 other shops with no…read moreprevail. It was such a relief and such a breath of fresh air to find someone helpful. She even got me in to see her promptly. We even hit it off cause she's from Chi town and I grew up there. It's so cool that we have something in common. So, COOL. Right on, right on!

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)