Adorable, shabby chic style gift shop with tons of home decor options, stationary, accessories,…read morenon-profit options, and so on. The style seems to be based on a Christian background and they have a wide variety cross varieties, as well. I love accidentally stumbling upon new shops and generally spend way too much to and money in them feeding off my excitement - this one was no different. Not only did I leave with 2 gifts on my first visit, I actually came back on the same day and got more. Their prices are a little higher than i would like but it's definitely doable and well worth the beautiful products. Make sure to check out the books: They're actually classic titles that just have redecorated covers to make beautiful for a living room setting. The staff here were very kind and patient, helping search for random items I was on the hunt for and telling me inventory dates so i could come back at a certain time to see if they get said items in. There's plenty of parking in the back lot and on the street, not timed or paid. The shop is in a new-er shopping center that has a beautiful coffee shop at the end, many restaurants, a post office, juice bar, and more. It's a great stroll through strip if you haven't been yet and/or your a tourist and want to see a bunch of a really cool local biz all in one spot.

I love this shop. I drive from Brentwood to shop here. The people are friendly and helpful and they…read morealways have unique perfect gifts. I of course also find lots of wonderful things for me

I was just passing through Clarksville and killing time before dinner so I figured I would do some…read morebrowsing. There wasn't too many additions to Franklin Street since I was last here but Mildred and Mable was unfamiliar so I walked in. I've been in shops like this before and I figured I would just browse and be done with it. I wandered around and I did end up finding some things to buy and then meandered my way to the counter. While I was being rung up I asked what time the store closes and was told 6. I checked my watch and it was 6:15. I walked in at closing time, wasn't told they were closing and was still allowed to browse. I immediately apologized for coming in when it was closed and just as quickly was told it was fine; stuff like that goes a long way with me.

Incredible store. Having been on Franklin dozens of times, I did not notice this gem until my Mom…read moreordered a gift from out of state to pick up. Just wow! The gifts and variety is amazing. Whoever does the selection ordering is definitely very creative . Lots of neat gifts for all ages and genders. Now we will definitely be back, especially for unique gifts and the experience.

Cutest shop ever!! Lots of great gift and about everything u could need for the home!! Very help…read moreand friendly staff-highly recommend!!

Love coming here. It's different every time. Lots of great buys, antiques. Knick knacks, candles,…read moreperfumes, furniture, clothing, etc. They even have a cafe. Worth a visit or two, three or four. :)

Love this place. Upscale merchant market. Surprises around every corner. Very clean & well…read moreorganized. Complete with a coffee shop!

So happy with the custom gift box for a friends birthday. She lived it! Elizabeth went over and…read moreabove to get my gift delivered on time, even after the driver was already on his route for the day.

Everything about this shop is great! It's located inside the Factory in Franklin, which is loaded…read morewith other great shops and restaurants... and the best darn farmers market ever (in my opinion). Parking situation is fantastic, there is a huge lot and never any issues. Such cute items here and all made in Tennessee! I know, you'd never guess that from the name, right?! Check it all out, not a bad item in the store. I purchased a bulk order from them back in December for work Christmas gifts (24 puzzles and 24 GooGoo cluster candies), and customer service to coordinate pickup was so kind and friendly. If you are ever looking for a fun gift for someone, come here first!

Customer service is lacking. We asked a question if they had something in stock and the worker…read morethere was on her phone looked up at us like we didn't belong and was judging us. We ended up walking right after without buying anything. If you want business maybe be kind no matter who it is that walks through the door.

Oh, The Heirloom Shop, what an awesome find in Historic Franklin, Tennessee!!! My daughters and I…read morediscovered The Heirloom Shop when in town for a volleyball tournament and we had free time in our schedule. We had been on the hunt, with no success, for "the perfect" engagement gift for a sweet couple, AND then we found The Heirloom Shop! We found the perfect gift, we saw the sweetest home decor and all things you just want to buy and gift and love. The staff and owners were amazing in communications and helping us secure our purchases since we were just visitors in town and in travel mode. The follow up was great in making sure all purchases made it home safely. I could not recommend this store more for all your personal, seasonal home decor and meaningful giftables. I really wish a shop like The Heirloom Shop was in my neck of the woods! LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!

Taking a trip to Amish country was quite interesting. I lived in Pennsylvania for 3 months a long…read moretime ago and never saw any Amish, so this was completely new to me. We stopped at the Welcome Center but they weren't offering any wagon tours on the day we visited. So, we took a look around the shop instead. I bought a spiral wind spinner but nothing else appealed to me, mostly looked like donations. Some things were hand made but overall, it felt like it was more of a Goodwill than anything. It was cluttered and unorganized. My grandma and aunt wanted to use the restrooms on site but said they were extremely dirty and decided to use a local gas station's instead. The Amish are very nice people but there are rules. Don't take photos of them, some believe it takes their souls and others believe it expresses individualism. If you aren't Amish, be prepared to have people staring at you and the kids are not supposed to talk to anyone unless making a sale. Overall, everything was affordable and during our drive around, we purchased some peanut brittle, jams, and jarred veggies. Just bring cash, of course. It would be nice to come back and take a wagon tour but it also feels weird that our modern-day culture sees the Amish as some sort of entertainment. So, I'm very indifferent about this experience.

This whole area is so fun to come to .. we've had many things custom built by the Amish . The food…read morearound here is delicious . You can find all kinda stuff . Antiques , homemade baskets , quilts ... jams , cutting boards . All kind of treasures