This store has moved to 653 W. Walnut Street just off route 28. The new building is a nicely…read morerefurbished garage. The parking lot and store are immaculate. You can park in front or out back of the building and use either front or back entrance. The aroma of scented candles hits you when you walk in the door. They sell these candles along with primitive antiques, vintage items and country decor. Items are arranged artistically within the small shop.

This was my first time visiting Simply Thyme in Frankfort, Indiana. My friend and I love shopping…read morefor antiques, especially prmitive cupboards and shelves. Street parking is available directly in front of the shop. The shop is much larger than it appeared from the outside. Various size rooms are filled throughout but organized well and items are clean. You'll find everything from cupboards, cabinets, dolls, shelves, candles, blankets, primitive furniture, butter churns, signs and so much more. The owner was friendly and greeted me as soon as I entered. She was available if I had questions but not underfoot. If you're looking for a nice selection of antiques and primitives, stop in.

The sign on the outside says Antique Cellar so I dont know if they have changed names or if Yelp…read morehas it wrong. Very clean and nicely set up shop. Found a couple matching lamps to rewire for 5$ each. Friendly and welcoming.

Love this store! The owner finds and stocks lots of unique and quality antiques. No junk!…read more Prices are as you would expect for the kind of pieces she offers. We were thrilled with our most recent purchase!

Great store none compare ! need Jeff to reach out please. These guys have best antiques in the…read morestate ? You will never find treasures like they have ! I need hotwheels Coy

The sheer amount of stuff in this place is kind of mind blowing and for me visual overload. Rooms…read morejam packed with just about anything you can imagine. The prices I saw on stuff was way up there. The gentleman at the front told us on the way in about the various room and they would deal on prices. With just too much to look at nothing caught our attention that we wanted to buy.

Smallish space and not very organized. Right next to a Pizza King so they got that going for them…read more Gentlemen inside was friendly when we walked in. Up front area is kinda sorta arranged but the further you go back the less organized it becomes. Worth a look see.

This antique mall is on 52 between Lebanon and Lafayette surrounded by corn fields. The mall has…read morebeen here many years with about 50 dealers. We've been here many times, but rarely buy. Today, big sales with some booths offering up to 75% off. Booths were bursting with glassware and knick knacks. It was difficult to see stuff, as some booths were very cluttered. Some booths are so small that only one person can enter at a time. Other booths are immaculate and well organized. The clerks are friendly, but not intrusive. We did not find the plates we were looking for, but I am sure there were treasures somewhere. There is plenty of close parking and access ramp for strollers and wheel chairs. They do have a public restroom and also sell sodas.

We used to love this place. I don't know what happened but the prices have gone through the roof…read more Hopefully someone will figure it out!

Antique Cellar is filled with the most amazing collection of antiques in Indiana. You wouldn't…read moreexpect to find such exquisite pieces in a small farming town. I felt like I was in a museum. The clerk was friendly and welcoming. The shop is large with three rooms filled with mostly Victorian era furniture and decor. Little vignettes made me feel that I had taken a step back in time. I saw an amazing ribbon cabinet, a Victorian bag holder and lots of other unique cabinets. Nice primitive pieces such as benches, wooden bowls and crocks filled a room. A case of antique and vintage Christmas decor left me drooling. A second room was filled with more formal furniture and crystal. The prices were high...really high. But the pieces were high enough quality to command the prices. The clerk also told me that that they will work with you on prices. The shop is a block off of 421 in Kirklin. Free street parking is available. This shop alone is worth the drive.

The Antique Cellar, in Kirkland, Indiana, is the largest antique shop of the 3 we visited during…read moreour day trip. Kirklin has antique and vintage shops, consignment stores, flea markets, boutiques, second-hand shops, and restaurants. More than enough businesses to entertain one for the day. It isn't a long drive from Indianapolis and just 40 minutes from Speedway. We do plan on going back before it gets cold to check out other stores in the area. Antique Cellar is well organized and extremely clean, and the displays are well thought out. The shop is large with a wide variety of items from general store merchandise, a large selection of antique furniture, primitives, table lighting, chandeliers, tobacco tins, gas pumps, vintage tools, antiques dolls, toys, quilts, vintage prints and advertising plus much more. The staff was friendly and happy to answer questions. The prices appeared competitive. But as with most antiques, the price is always in the eye of the customer. The store is good size, wonderful variety, and many high-quality pieces throughout.

A sign on the door indicates that the store is packed with delicate breakables and that is an…read moreunderstatement. Every square inch of the shop is filled with antiques, vintage pieces and gifts. I saw jewelry, jadeite, blue ware, postcards and much more. Narrow aisles wind through different rooms with different themes of merchandise. I saw candles and a fabulous display of ladies totes made from repurposed army tents. I was really tempted by the well made bags. The clerk was friendly and helpful. We were greeted when we entered. Prices were reasonable. Free street parking is available outside the front door. It would be tough to maneuver a stroller through the shop.

The shop is filled with antiques that are clean, well organized by categories, and prices are…read more consistent with most antique shop prices. I did find a couple of pieces a little higher priced than I've seen at similar shops, but still fair pricing. The shop has many narrow isles and is not wheelchair or walker friendly. If I had toddlers, I honestly wouldn't bring toddlers with the amount of breakables along the isles. If you must, hang on tight. The shop has several rooms and a bargain room in the very back. You can find furniture, lamps, dishware, farmhouse decor, model cars and trucks, unique wagons, and used interior and exterior doors. I'm currently looking for 2 of the same style and size of doors to make a really cool bench out of. The ladies working at the shop were friendly and allowed everyone to browse at their own pace. They floated around working on a few things and always available to answer questions. I will be returning as they have two items I have my heart set on. I just have to determine what has to go at home so I'll have the perfect spot.

This little shop in the heart of Kirklin carries about half antiques and half gift/decor items. I…read moresaw a collection of vintage quilts, primitive cookware, candles fabric pieces and a bit of furniture. I really liked the collection of older wooden bowls. Prices were reasonable. The clerk was welcoming and friendly. She told me that the fabric squares that they sell are special and used to make pillows and other handmade crafts. The shop is opened Friday, Saturday and Sunday only. There is free street parking. Their sidewalks were dangerously icy during my January visit, so I had to walk carefully.

This is a gorgeous primitive store in Kirklin, IN, filled with beautiful primitives. If you're…read moreunfamiliar with primitive decor, it has all the charm of farmhouse style but focused on things that are, or appear to be vintage, antique, or handmade. The colors are darker, richer colors than the neutrals of the farmhouse style. For example, primitive style will feature early colors that are dark, muted, warm, and earthy colors that highlight familiarity and weathered beauty. Popular shades on the primitive spectrum are: black, barn red, navy blue, cream, putty, tan, umber, walnut, mustard, sage, and burgundy. Colors are easy to use in a home that loves antiques, Americana, distressed woods, providing a calming, cohesive environment. My dear friend has a primitive home that is stunning and so warm and comforting that it defines primitive. Fireside Primitives isn't a huge shop but has so many of the basic accent pieces and accents to help you either add greenery, candles, candle boxes, lights, bowls and table runners to name just a few of the many items they offer. I fell in love with the covered bridge with lights inside and trimmed out along the edges of the bridge. I'm still trying to find a place for this adorable piece. The two ladies running the shop were super friendly, proud of their shop, and the appreciation I personally had for their decor. The shop reflected all the primitive colors, and you have to stand back when you walk into the shop to take in all the colors, textures, and design. When you're in Kirklin, be sure to stop in Fireside Primitives to see the colors, textures, and lighting that fill this gorgeous space.