Great prices and some really cool stuff ... it's a big place might take you awhile I've always…read moregotten great deals here ...

This is the former Tri-State Flea Market. The former owners wouldn't repair the roof or any of the…read morebasic upkeep required in maintaining an old building. The new owners have completely revamped the inside and outside. They added another entry/exit with wheelchair ramp. The light fixtures all have bulbs now, you can see where you are walking. There is a new AC unit. The area where the really bad water damaged/moldy books were is now gone, cleaned up, and has some pretty items in its place. The Lighthouse Thrift Store is now located at the new entry. They have nicer looking items than when they were at the old location, but their prices are higher now. Now, with the improvements, there are lots of customers visiting the flea market. This should really improve the percentage of sales for the vendors.

This is a really neat, eclectic place to shop. Vintage, unique items, they have everything antique!…read moreThere's some really cool history here. Vendor booths full of neat stuff. Plus some tasty ice cream! Really nice owners. You should stop in.

Fun little antique shop with the cutest vintage ice cream shop. My son bought some records. We…read moreenjoyed looking at all the old things. Take your ice cream to go or eat it there. The staff were super nice and helpful.

This thrift store is huge and has racks of clothes,shoes,household goods,etc etc.Didn't buy…read moreanything this time but last time bought like new under armor shirts for $8 a piece.Great Bargain

Today was terrible ! There is clearly a sign that reads no shopping carts in the 2 dressing rooms…read morebut no one paid any attention to it . One lady and her daughter went in there and tried clothes on while my granddaughter waited for 30 minutes to finish. The other dressing room was in the same situation. No one said anything about these two ladies taking whole shopping carts in the dressing room They need to monitor the dressing rooms and limit how many items can be taken in there They also need to add another dressing room as there were people waiting in line behind us come on guys you can do way better than this

I like Florence and the Muscle Shoals area in general! I enjoyed staying at the Marriott with the…read morerestaurant that revolves and visiting the sound studio (Muscle Shoals Sound Studio) and taking the tour with my long time best friend to celebrate her birthday! The Hotel is the "Renaissance Shoals Resort and Spa" in Florence and the restaurant is the "360 Grille." She and I really enjoyed the Renaissance Shoals and even had a massage and hot tub session at their spa, which was also a lot of fun! It was fun to visit the Rattlesnake Saloon even though it was closed that November for the winter season! I grew up competing in annual piano competitions at the University of North Alabama in Florence and my Grandma, sweet Momma, and sister would always make a day out of it! I took Kansas City BBQ judge training at nearby Helen Keller's home town of Tuscumbia. I've never visited the Frank Lloyd Wright "Rosenbaum House" on Riverview Drive, in Florence and I would certainly like to! Florence is also well known for its annual W.C. Handy Music Festival that is a week long and held in late July or early August. Joe Wheeler State Park in nearby Rogersville, Alabama was a fun destination for decades as my Momma just loved to have her birthday celebration there - her birthday is always Labor Day weekend and she especially enjoyed us renting a pontoon and boating around Wheeler Lake! We would rent rooms in their lodge most for most of these outings and make a weekend out of it. Be it music, architecture, rotating restaurants, saloons in caves, and yes, even the "Key Underwood Coon Dog Memorial Graveyard" just outside Florence, to Joe Wheeler State Park, Florence and Muscle Sholes really does have something for everyone!

Florence is definitely a cool little city and is part of the whole Muscle Shoals area…read more Muscle Shoals is a city known for its music importance and was even mentioned in the Lynyrd Skynyrd song "Sweet Home Alabama" where Ronnie Van Zandt sang that "Muscle Shoals has the swampers." The Rolling Stones also recorded here. I enjoy the whole area and always like when life brings me here.

Amazing history from the Webb family & the Corinth community! Such a powerful landmark and so glad…read moreto have a central place to house this rich history & knowledge!

In a small unassuming 6 room house on Meigg Street, Adrienne Combs Webb gave birth to six children…read morein the front bedroom. In 1990, after the death of their mother, the Webb Family donated the home to the city of Corinth to be used as a shelter for families in crisis. In 2003 a group of citizens had an idea to turn the home into a museum. Volunteers refurbished the house, landscaped the grounds and collected and displayed artifacts that reflect the local African-American heritage. The goal of the museum is to tell the story of the black experience in Corinth and the surrounding community through artifacts. This is not a grand scale museum but it packs a punch. One room of the six-room house is dedicated to school artifacts and memorabilia, another to churches and one to heroes and service. One bedroom, with period furniture, contains the old birthing bag, tools and equipment used by midwife, Mrs. Mittie Patterson. Old deacon chairs, with names of prominent members of St. Mark Baptist Church and an old podium from City Road CME Church and photos of black churches and pastors are displayed in the church room. There are numerous depictions of the Easom High School's team mascot, the Yellow Jacket, in the School Room, along with artifacts from Scale Street and Corinth Colored High School. The Service Room has a photo of Ruby Elzy, one of the first inductees in the Mississippi Musicians Hall of Fame. Born in Pontotoc, Elzy's parents later moved to Corinth. She graduated from Rust High School and College where she was discovered as a soprano singer. The museum is only open Thur and Fri 11:00-4:00 and is free to the public, although donations are appreciated.

This micro-museum is not a replacement for the huge Coke museum just outside of Atlanta, Georgia…read more Rather, it's a local variant for Corinth and features memorabilia available from the local area. There's a Coca-Cola bottling plant in Corinth, TN. Right across the street you'll find this museum. Here's a few pics from our visit a few days ago .

So neat! Lots of great information, awesome Collections of items! I absolutely loved this museum!read more

Information on the musicians inducted into the Alabama Music Hall of Fame. Lots of names we didn't…read moreknow were connected to the state. Reasonable admission price for the experience.

Great video store and bent and dent groceries. The owner Billy Freeman is friendly and fair . Also…read morethey do TV repair as well at reasonable prices.