This place is practically in my backyard! I absolutely adore the variety and the endless shopping…read moreexperience. However, I must admit that it's definitely more suited for homeowners and older individuals. As someone who grew up in a younger generation, I tend to gravitate towards more Y2K-inspired clothing. Nevertheless, the sheer number of options to explore and touch is truly overwhelming, so I recommend visiting once to plan your trip and then returning with a clear game plan. Everything is reasonably priced, so I've never left without making a purchase. The family that owns the store seems to maintain a spotless environment and is incredibly knowledgeable about their products.

This place has really been coming along. They now have an additional building next door. I met…read morethe owner yesterday and he said if you like whatever this is, there is more of it next door. We spent a few hundred dollars and had a good time looking. They have a fee for credit card so we used some cash. Clean, well put together collection of things that allow a group with different interests to look around at the same time all looking at different things. We stop here every few months to see what is new. Talked to a few vendors yesterday and they are all nice. Some cool finds yesterday. Different stuff from last time I was there.

We came here earlier this year when we had visitors from out of town. We were exploring the area…read morefor antiques and stumbled upon this place. My wife really liked the store and what the Salvage Sisters collect and resell. The focus is vintage industrial with a twist of farmhouse. We were in the area again today and my wife wanted to stop by. They are only open on Saturday's from 10am to 3pm but are very active on Instagram and do "insta-sales" featuring items for purchase throughout the week @salvagesistersnc. The building looks like a small warehouse. Outside they have some salvage building materials such as old windows, sinks and metal ceiling panels. Inside is an eclectic mix of similar type building materials, furniture, handmade industrial furniture, art prints, books, flannel, sweater and denim tops. My wife ended up buying a few items including a flannel shirt and a bread tray from Holsum Bakers in Winston-Salem which we will clean up and use as a piece inside our home. Overall this is a great place to check out if looking for vintage industrial items. We even thought about purchasing some windows to build a greenhouse at some point but put that off for another day.

This place could not be more fantastic!! it's only open on Saturdays, but each week it's a new…read morewonderland of vintage treasures, so many shades of patina, and inventively repurposed finds that cause you to look at the world with new eyes. I have no idea how they accomplish the constant new tableaus and ever-surging energy. if that were not enough, just check out their social media, where they encourage you to come and look and not feel any pressure to buy, just be part of the joyful project. This is so much more than a shopping experience, , it's a community, an ethos of creativity rejuvinated. love them!

Quaint little antique/shabby chic "boutique" off of Main Street in Lexington, NC. The owner is as…read moresweet as the store is! You can find items such as plates, towels, soaps, baskets, trinkets, cupboards, etc. they have a great selections of items for your home and the environment is very warm and inviting! Absolutely worth a stop if you are in the area!

Visiting from Los Angeles this was a refreshing spot for locally hand made items and antiques. Very…read morewelcoming staff and I'm definitely coming back!

This place is fantastic. There is a huge variety of cast iron pans, tools, toys, antiques, and old…read moregeneral store items that put you back in time. I absolutely loved getting to see the old High Point and Thomasville memorabilia and the items that would traditionally be found in a little corner store. The proprietor was incredible nice and informative and took the time to explain and discuss the pieces he had in his shop. Truly a slice of an older North Carolina.

This store is super cool and jam packed with old signs, tools, jars, etc. Oh, and don't forget all…read morethe gorgeous Cuckoo clocks! Definitely an antique/ clock lovers gold mine. The facility itself is in a beautiful old building, brightly painted in modern colors but still donning its original general store-esque beautiful front doors. The gentleman inside (I assume the owner) told me to make myself at home and I immediately felt like family. He helped me juggle all of the things I was looking at and even found a box for me. So sweet! I only grabbed a couple old ornaments but if I had a better decorators eye this place would be my haven.

A whirlwind of antiques and vintage items from nicnaks, to antique firehoses... from comic books to…read morevintage tools and knives. It is worth the drive (we came from Winston-Salem) and the time to weave through the dozens of vendor spots...

Absolutely wonderful establishment to find various home decor, accessories and so much more! All of…read morethe pieces carried here are so unique and not items you would find just anywhere. It's apparent that a lot of thought is put into which pieces they carry. They are constantly getting new inventory and you can find plenty of seasonal as well as traditional pieces. A must stop if you are in the area!

It's practically a mall, this huge shop is chock full of just about every sort of antique you can…read morepicture whether it's truly old or just a bit closer to modern. I spotted tableware and tables and chairs, some beautiful looking davenports, cabinets for displaying china, footstools, Tiffany-style lamps and I was particularly drawn to the traffic light because who doesn't want one of those decorating their garage? Prices looked to be appropriate but I haven't been to a similar shop in a while so how can I compare. The size could be overwhelming - it's almost as big as a Walmart! Service is friendly. [Review 320 of 2024 - 3576 in North Carolina - 21354 overall]

Huge store that goes on forever! Very clean and items are well displayed. Highly recommend checking…read moreit out, has great selection of antiques and collectibles. Upstairs there is a room where everything is $1! Great selection of Blue Ridge pottery. It was fun to visit and will definitely go back when we are in the area. Owners were very friendly and hospitable.

Wow what a store!! I was there looking for a specific item…read moreand found so much more. It's labeled Antique and yes there are some older items there but this store offers far more than Antiques. I saw handmade crafts, boutique children clothing, a man cave dream with lots for just that and plenty of the collectable nick nacks I love to browse through. I'll definitely put this on my list of GoTo stores and you should to !!

Great place to find unique items from handmade to history. It's a must everytime I pass through…read moreAsheboro. Never know what treasure I'm going to find.

This was quite a bit of fun to walk around in. There was a bit of a flea market vibe, but not in a…read morebad way. Alongside the booths of crafty things were plenty of genuine antique vendors and the variety kept things interesting. Pricing was a mix, but trended lower than similar venues in the area. The space is deceptively large inside with different rooms and levels. I bought some glassware and it was packed so nicely and safely with bubble wrap and care. Would visit again.

Huge selection of antiques! Several levels to explore…read more I'll add some photos of a few of the items I saw, some with their prices. At check out I noticed some homemade pickles. I bought a jar of tbe spicy dill for $7 and change. I'm excited to try them! Right next to this location is a really great vinyl album store that also has some antiques and vintage items. Happy hunting!