Drove a ways to checkout the antiques.... There were very…read morevery few.... mostly small furniture items. Good quality but few other antiques. If you need fireworks... they have those. Small amount of jewelry. Tin or metal yard art? Plenty of those.

I would agree that's it's worth stopping in as they might have something that catches your fancy…read more Lots to look at but nothing is what I would call cheap. Hard to miss this place if you are driving down the road - look for the big metal rooster or the hugher metal plane.

Lots of little booths upstairs. All were nicely displayed. It's too bad the young man watching the…read morefront didn't have any authority to do any haggling. Lots of places have some policy in place if an item if over a certain amount they will give you a percent off if they are asked. Ended up buying a painting I'm going to alter later.

Vintage Treasures seems like you've walked into a clean, but abandoned shop at first. The lower…read morefloor is unstaffed and set up with furniture and some art but is quiet, giving the feel like you aren't supposed to be there. But over in the corner are stairs that lead to the main shop which is larger than anticipated and pretty full without looking crowded. The booths are well-maintained and tidy. The cashier and only staff member was absolutely delightful and pleasant. I would go back!

There is alot of nice antiques in this place sorta pricey but i like it alot brings back memories…read morefrom childhood to now

From the owner: We specialize in Antique Advertising, Architectural Salvage, Repurposed Pieces, Primitives,…read moreCollectibles, Furniture, Mantiques, Art & Home Decor and more.

Stopped here to kill some time. It's a very nice. It has high quality items. It was fun to walk…read moreround and see what they had. There were 3 floors of booths but it wasn't overwhelming. I was there for an hour and saw everything. I even took my time.

Some primitive and early collectibles. You may be surprised…read moreand find something special. I stopped n and found 2 albums from the 80s. I always stop in when in the area. Not many deals.

Really like the concept of rental booths and consignment. Lots of unique items from a variety of…read moresources. Some of the items were new stock, or homemade, or vintage. Diffenely worth the look. I will recommend to my family and friends. I'll be back.

I am such a nerd for antiques, and Ferdinand Antique Emporium was worth the drive from Indy! It's…read moreone of those places where you turn a corner and think you're about to hit a wall and then there's 10 other rooms of treasures hiding. Filled with genuine antiques, handmade crafts, and gently used fines, there is something for everyone here. After a fun day of touring the monastery and hitting the brewery, this was a really nice visit to round out a little road trip to Ferdinand. Just bring your ID inside because they do ask for it if you use a credit card. Thank you for doing that! And thanks for the fun finds today!

We were ready for a break from driving, so we checked out Ferdinand's antiques. It took us less…read morethan an hour to have a good look at each booth. There's a good assortment of items from different eras, and a good chance each picker or collector will finds something special in the shelves and aisles. Staff was friendly and helpful when we asked about questions about the town, and recommended a great place for lunch.

Place is too small for all that is in it. Somethings are outrageous prices and some things are…read morepriced great. It's hard to find anything since the place is so disorganized. Some of the stuff needs to go in the trash.

Clean well laid out shop, with lots to see and deals to be found. Staff is friendly and staff…read moreknows where to direct you as you hunt for that much needed or much wanted item. Good place to shop and look at all the things in the store, can waste an hour easily. SHOP LOCAL.

Nice little shop. It is set up as a mini mall with several different vendors. There is something…read morefor everyone. Lots of smalls and furniture. The prices are reasonable and if you're lucky you might get to meet Doc. the owner, he and his staff are always friendly and helpful. I've been there many times and always seem to fine something to take home with me.

I didn't expect such a large thrifting store - but as soon as we walked in, it was obvious this was…read morea warehouse made of aisles and aisles of vendor booths. Available items, style and pricing are going to vary by the individual vendor, with some promoting discounts. Shopping is basically on your own and if you need assistance you need to visit the entrance where the cashiers are checking customers out. We didn't come close to visiting the bulk of the booths. However, I'm sure we'll come back when we have a slow day and 1-2 hours to browse. If you're a fan of peddler malls and flea markets, this is a shop to put on your list. Shares space in a shopping center, offering lots of parking. Located on a popular street in Clarksville, you'll also be near several restaurants and other shopping options.

Yeah, there are antiques at Vendors' Village. But mostly, it's just a lot of other people's…read morediscarded stuff: books, baskets, toys, silverware and dishes, home decor. It's like a huge Goodwill or an indoor yard sale with the occasional genuine antique hidden here or there. That doesn't mean this place isn't worth a visit. It is! Especially if you're a junk junkie like I am. It's just that this store is not very well curated, so you'll see things that probably should be thrown away next to one-of-kind treasures. I spent the better part of an hour just walking down the aisles and looking at all of the booths filled with miscellany. Vendors' Village is huge and looks like it used to be a grocery store. The lighting is harsh and bleak, like it is in a grocery store, which could explain why I felt a little unsettled while walking around. I kept thinking I saw things out of the corner of my eye, or that people were behind me. I didn't and they weren't! But this place did give me the creeps a bit.