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.

Happened to be up in Denver for a family gathering and drove to Logan on the way home…read more The building is beautiful outside. The interior is very well laid out. They have some very beautiful items. Lots of architectural items and hardware for older homes.

Great private dealer on the bottom level of their Victorian era home. Owners are very friendly and…read moremore than willing to talk about the beautiful pieces they have in the store. They not only deal in post era furniture but they do reupholstering and home interior design. The pieces they have for sale in their shop are exquisite and worth stopping into to take a look and get a short history lesson They are extremely knowledgeable on where the items they picked up came from and the history behind it. This shop is in a small town but easy to find and very welcoming. There is street parking and the street isn't busy so walking across it won't get you stressed from traffic. They had other places to recommend going as well if it's a day of antiquing for you I recommend stopping in and saying hello. You'll be surprised at the different offerings they have in the store. A must stop shop in logansport.

Hubby & I drive several miles to see what goodies we can find here the owners are very nice peopleread more

Great variety of furniture, books, knick knacks, clothing - prices reasonable. Personnel are…read morehelpful and friendly. Has had major overhaul in the way items are presented and that has been a big improvement. Like the way ladies clothing is at the height of most women and don't require a ladder to reach!!!

It's New to You is a very good quality thrift/resale shop. The owner works there and she is always…read morefriendly and has an eye for good merchandise. Every item is clean, wearable, and ready for a new life in your wardrobe. The store is clean, well organized, and everything is fairly priced. The store does have dressing rooms available and everything is well-lit. I have been shopping there for years and not once have I had a poor shopping experience. Give this place a try, you'll find yourself shopping here first.

We have been customers of Gray Mill for many years. Every interaction we have had has been so…read moreenjoyable. Customer satisfaction is so important to them. They all make us feel at home. I know we will be customers for life. Thank you Gray Mill.

Excellent service and selection. The sales team really listened to our needs and worked to help us…read moreselect the right pieces, within our budget.

I didn't know there was an antique shop here when I saw a bunch of stuff sitting on the sidewalk,…read morebut sure enough there is a shop featuring mostly vintage housewares and collectibles. The independently owned shop sits behind the courthouse in Tipton, where there is free street parking and a public lot nearby. The shop is long and narrow with booths and cases filled with everything from glassware to Santa blow molds. It's the kind of stuff you'd expect to see in a small Midwest town. The building was dark inside, making it difficult to see details. Prices were pretty high, I thought. I didn't pick up anything, today, though tempted. The owner was sitting outside, greeting customers, while his wife was busy cleaning and organizing merchandise inside.

I love this store . Great prices and selection . Very friendly staff . My dog was having separation…read moreanxiety the employees there wanted to meet him Winston was so happy to meet them .

Although the staff are rude I have made some amazing purchases at the store. I wasn't quick to play…read morethe "racist card" until my recent encounter where in employees attempting to move a 7' rack nearly collided with me. After suggesting that they reconsider future moves down isles without patrons, a mouthy employee responded "this is a public store we can use any isle we choose" Ok if you say so because apparently you are the owner, well versed in the law. It wasn't until the other employees swarmed, following me throughout my 20 minute browse that I surmised employees at Home are peddling racial bias and prejudice.