Posted in Tennessee
February 17, 2017
You’ll Never Want To Leave This Massive Antique Mall In Tennessee
Note: as of September 3rd, 2020, Tennessee Antique Mall is permanently closed.
There’s something fun and different about antiquing. Nothing is new, but everything has such depth and history to it. Whether you’re looking for a sewing table marked by little hands and old sewing needles, and farm house table that hosted many a meal or cradle the rocked babies to sleep, there’s a sweetness to the passage of time and the things it leaves behind.
Visit the Tennessee Antique Mall at 654 Wedgewood Avenue in Nashville for the experience of a lifetime – this is one magic spot.
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The mall is owned by Martha and Jimmy Walker, both of whom have been involved in the antique business for over 40 years.
Twice a year there is an outdoor flea market, once during May and another time in October when they will bring in extra vendors and have a large sale outside in their parking lot. It makes for quite the spectacle and is extremely popular for the locals.
It's right around the corner from the Nashville fairgrounds where there is a flea market every fourth weekend, so we'd recommend traveling to Nashville at some point when the two schedules align. It'll make for the best treasure hunting time!
The entire mall is wheelchair accessible, and features over fifty vendors that take up 8,000 square feet of space. That's a whole lot of vendors, and a whole lot of space! You're bound to find something magic and special for your home, here.
You can find everything from kitchen items to tools to furniture to old jewelry, this is truly a place for the ages. You don't have to worry about the amount of things available, or even where. We'd recommend that you come ready to wander.
When we say there's everything for sale - we mean everything. Really.
You can visit from 10:30 to 5pm from Monday to Friday, but on Sundays we're looking at 1 to 5pm. That's the day that folks spend with their families, y'all!
If you’re in an antique state of mind, don’t forget this strange trial that Tennessee seems to want to forget.
