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!

Wow this place is huge. Gentlemen up front not wearing a mask and I didn't like their choice of…read moreradio station but hey it's a private business so to each their own. Customers all did have on masks again the place is huge and so no issue not social distancing. Really a little of everthing but what I was looking for...cheap spoons for an art project. If you go they have two levels upstairs and one down. Up was freezing so keep your coat with you. All the areas were pretty organized.

Friendly people. A lot to see. 3 floors of stuff. A lot of glassware. Prices seemed high on what we…read morewere interested in but nothing out of reach.

A true antique store! So many treasures to be found. I came home with an antique latch for a…read morecupboard I have and also a beautiful black walnut cupboard. The owner is delightful.

House with the Lions antique shop is on the Square in Covington across from the Courthouse and one…read moreof the nicest antique stores I've visited in Indiana. I was excited to see primitives and fine antiques throughout the shop. The antiques are well displayed and the shop is pristine. They carry everything from furniture to tools, with some items museum quality. The clerk was welcoming and friendly, but let us wonder at our own pace. She answered a few questions I had about the antiques and shop. Prices were reasonable for the quality. I recommend a visit. Plan about an hour or less. There is free street parking.

Lots of booths set up in a big circle. Most booths were having some extra discounts except every…read morebooth where there was something I was interested in. Friendly employee that knew our Nephew and knew he hadn't been in for awhile. Only complaint...they should have their wifi password posted. Rockville has seriously bad cell service.

This is a nice antique store. They have a lot of interesting things. It's a decent size store for…read morethe area not real big, but not too small. The prices seem fairly reasonable. The staff are always very friendly and helpful. Each time my wife and I have visited, we've never left empty handed.

I've been to other markets similar to this, however, paying VIP I was expecting so much more... The…read moregoodie bag that we received was big in size, yet small in content. Disappointing that the vendors didn't contribute more to the content of the bags for those who paid and came expecting VIP treatment. The best thing in the bag was the coupon for one free drink. When we went to get food then we found there was only one food truck, a coffee truck and an ice cream truck. We ended up getting our food elsewhere. There were a couple of cute and unique vendors set up with handmade crafts, but also many just selling flea market type items for high prices. My daughter did find some really cute paw print earrings that were $5 that we bought. I won't be going back next year, however, because for the price it was disappointing...

We are in a small town and this hidden treasure is a classic! The owner is very friendly and…read morehelpful. With tons of history on the walls, you should check this spot out just for the experience!

It's hard to know the hours. However it has a cute ice-cream bar that has sodas ice cream sundaes,…read moresplits, cream sodas, and more. Has bar seats and two or three small tables. Has wide variety. It also has some pretty cool antiques. Friendly to all ages

It's hard to believe that Roachdale Hardware has been around for 124 years old and has no Yelp…read morereviews? This hardware store is a jewel, untouched by big box franchises, it's the real deal. You can buy nails and screws buy the pound! There's a working bottle coke machine from the 1950's. And you are surrounded by high-end tools and other hardware needs. They also carry gardening products and chemicals. The store has somehow managed to maintain the original Victorian shelving, floors, interior and exterior brick facade. We talked with one of the owners that has owned the store for about five years. She has decorated the store with antique and vintage hardware items. She told us that people bring her stuff to display in the store. In terms of products, there were a lot of Dewalt tools, Case knifes, Milwaukee tools and Porter Cable. I found a wall of canning supplies and kitchen ware that would be used on a farm. This store plays a vital roll to the nearby community. I recommend and I'll return.

I'd been curious about Elevated Living Boutique & Decor since I first saw it while I was headed out…read moreto start cleaning out my parents' home following my father's recent death. To be honest, it looked and felt like it was targeting women and I wondered if it would be really worth my time to stop. It actually does, for the most part, target women - especially when it comes to clothing. However, Elevated Living also has home decor, books, seasonal items and some other fun items that definitely made it worth the stop. While I'm not rushing to buy women's clothing, I have to admit that the clothing I did see was pretty impressive. Elevated Living also makes appearances at special events. The shop is pretty close to right at the corner of U.S. 36 and SR 75. It's in Danville, though it's super close to the Putnam County line. The shop itself is pretty well laid out for wheelchair users. I've never driven by it that at least a couple cars weren't in the driveway - that' pretty impressive given the shop is really in a rural area. I know they've been supportive of the Heritage Lake community (where my father also lived) and I found the prices to be unexpectedly reasonable with a nice array of price points. As is true of a lot of businesses in the area, Elevated Living has a warm, woodsy feeling to it and definitely seems to lean toward emphasizing that rural yet elevated living. A 5-star might be a tad generous, however, this is a locally owned indie gem that I'd love to see get discovered.