This 75,000 Square Foot Flea Market In Georgia Is Overflowing With Antiques
Marisa Roman
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It’s true that Georgia has quite a few opportunities to shop for antiques and hunt for vintage treasures all throughout the state. But there is one particular shop that isn’t just absolutely massive and one of the best places to find antiques in Georgia – it’s also award-winning! Nationally ranked year after year, Lakewood 400 Antiques Market in Georgia is one of the top ten antique markets in the entire country. Ready to shop ’til you drop for antiques and collectibles?!
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Have you ever been to Lakewood 400 Antiques Market in Cumming before? How awesome is it that one of the best flea markets in Georgia is also nationally recognized!?
Feel free to share your experience with us in the comments section! We’d love to see some of the vintage treasures you’ve taken home. Or, if you’re looking for more information about this antique market, such as current hours of operation, then check out the Lakewood 400 website or give it a follow on Facebook.
After you’ve had your fill of shopping and perusing, take your keen eye for beauty and history on over to Starr’s Mill to kick off this one-of-a-kind historic mills road trip through Georgia. While you’re at it, get the full vintage experience with a stay at this one-of-a-kind 1920s farmhouse!
What are your favorite antique shops and flea markets in Georgia?
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Antiques In Georgia
What is the oldest store in Georgia?
Established in 1872, the Old Sautee General Store in Sautee Nacoochee is often considered to be the oldest store in Georgia. You'll also find Horton’s Books and Gifts in Carrollton, which is known as the oldest bookstore in Georgia (1891). Both are still operating to this day.
Does Georgia have any old-fashioned general stores?
Georgia's incorporated state history dates all the way back to 1733, which means there are plenty of storied buildings, shops, and historic sites hiding in every corner of the state. A few of the coolest and most historic general stores in Georgia are:
- Aunt B's General Store, Clayton
- Betty's Country Store, Helen
- Bradford's General Store, Pine Log
- Cline's General Store, Waleska
- Country Store of Seven Springs, Powder Springs
- Covered Bridge General Store, Euharlee
- Dahlonega General Store, Dahlonega
- Dawnville Georgia General Store
- Mill Creek General Store, Rocky Face
- Old Sautee General Store, Sautee Nacooche
- Sunrise Grocery Store, Blairsville
What are the best flea markets in Georgia?
With so much history under its belt, Georgia is a treasure trove of antique shops, markets, and emporiums filled to the brim with handmade, real-wood furniture, old-world antiques, and one-of-a-kind trinkets. A few of the best antique stores in Georgia are:
- Aunt Tique and Uncle Junk's, Thomson
- Big Peach Antiques Mall, Byron
- Burke Mansion, Macon
- Cobb Antique Mall, Marietta
- Greensboro Antique Mall, Greensboro
- Ian Henderson's Antique Mall, Monroe
- Junk in the Trunk, Athens
- Lakewood 400 Antique Market, Cumming
- Madison Markets, Madison
- My Favorite Place Flea Market, Chamblee
- Olive Branch Antiques & Home Décor, Monroe
- Planters Walk Antique Mall, McDonough
- Scott Antique Market, Atlanta
- Vintage Revival Antiques, Monroe
You'll also find even more incredible antiquing opportunities in Monroe, Georgia, and Woodstock, Georgia as well.