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Antique Shopping
Branford
Friends Fine Things
102 SW Suwannee Avenue
386/935-6380
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Cedar Key
Cedar Key Antiques
543-6009
Dilly Dally Gally
543-9146, 1-800-559-6327
543-9136 fax
Gypsy Me!
543-5001
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Gainesville
A.G. Klaus Gallery
(Thornebrook Village)
2441 NW 43rd Street
352/375-2720
My Mothers Place
2442 NW 43rd Street
(Thornebrook Village)
352/376-4580
The Pop Shop
501-C N.W. 23rd Avenue
352/377-1585
Recollections
211 N.W. 10th Avenue
352/338-1194
Sweetpea
14 S.W. 1st Avenue
352/373-1415
Wilbarrie Farm Antiques and Collectibles
Gainesville, Fl
352-331-5700
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Greenville
The Antique Shoppe
108 North Grand Street
850/948-2300 or
850/545-7005
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Havana
A much publicized "Antique Town", Havana has a thriving community of antique dealers, and malls. Just a 15 minute drive from Tallahassee going North on U.S. 27, this town has been featured in Florida Trend, Southern Living, and the St.Petersburg Times Union. Old warehouses, factories, and other buildings have created a great atmosphere for shopping, and almost all locations are within easy walking distance. Take the time when planning your next outing or trip to include Havana, Florida, you won't be disappointed. Most locations are open Wednesday through Sunday.
Cannery
31,000 sq. ft. mall, with 16 shops and over 100 dealers, offers the
finest in antique furniture and glassware, collectibles and gifts.
115 East 8th Avenue, Havana - Phone (850) 539-3800
H&H Antiques
Antique Furniture, etc. / Gifts & Collectibles
302 N. Main St., Havana - Phone (850) 539-6886
McLauchlin House
Antiques / Gifts & Collectibles / Six Unique Stores Under One Roof
201 W. 7th Ave., Havana - Phone (850) 539-0901
Mirror Image Antiques, Inc.
Quality Antique Furniture / Fine & Unusual Collectibles & Gifts
303 First St.,N.W., Havana - Phone (850) 539-7422 - Fax (850) 539-8902
Traditions
Antiques & Gifts/Collectibles Old & New
110 East 7th Avenue
Phone 850-539-8822
McLaughlin House
201 West 7th Avenue
Phone 850-539-0901
Mirror Image
102 East 8th Avenue
Phone 850-539-7422
My Secret Garden
127 East 7th Avenue
306 1st Street, Havana - Phone (850) 539-0622
Antiques and Accents
211 Northwest 1st Street
Phone 850-539-0073
The Antique Center
104 North Main Street
Phone 850-539-0529
Berry Patch
117 East 6th Avenue
Phone 850-539-6988
Berry Patch
301 West 9th Avenue
Phone 850-539-8725
The Cannery
115 East 8th Avenue
Phone 850-539-3800
H & H Antiques
302 North Main Street
Phone 850-539-6886
Hallway Annex
Phone 850-539-8729
Sticks 'N Stitches
109 East 7th Avenue
Phone 850-539-8070
Wild Garden
Inside The Cannery
110 East 8th Ave.
Phone 850-539-3800
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High Springs
Burch Antiques
60 N Main St
High Springs, FL 32643
386/454-1500
Heartstrings
65 N.W. 1st Avenue
386/454-4081
High Springs Antiques Center
145 N. Main St.
386/454-4770
Main Street Antique Mall
South Main Street
386/454-2700
Wisteria Corner Antiques
225 N. Main Street
386/454-3555
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Lake City
Columbia county and Lake City are the crossroads of North Florida. Major Interstates 10 and 75, U.S. Highways 90, 41, and 441 all pass through or next to this growing city. Lake City, which was known as Alligator prior to 1859, now has a population of over 10,000 in a county that has over 52,000. As a hub of wheeled transportation it attracts commerce from all directions and makes it an antique buyers delight. Giant malls, cozy shops and wholesale outlets are all represented. Come browse these shops with us in Lake City!
BRITANNIA ANTIQUES INC
U.S. 90 1/2 mile west of I-75
Phone: 904-755-0120
E-mail: britannia@isgroup.net
ANTIQUES ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES
West Highway 90
904-758-4744
ANTIQUES-NORTH-SOUTH-CONNECTION
I-75 Exit 80
904-758-9280
JUNE'S JUNQUE JUNCTION
U.S. 441 South
904-752-4361
REMEMBER WHEN
420 North Marion St.
904-755-6007
Gateway Gallery
901 North Marion Street
386/752-2485
Marion St. Mini-Mall
315 N. Marion Street
386/752-0272
Nancy’s Antiques and Collectibles
412 N. Marion Street
386/752-0272
North-South Connection
I-75, exit 80
386/758-9280
The Pink Magnolia
202 W. Duval Street
386/752-32025
Rustic Relics
520 S. Marion Street
386/755-5225
Through the Years
544 S. Marion Street
386/758-2237
Webb’s Antique Mall
I-75, exit 80
386/758-5564
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Live Oak
Bounded on the west by the historic Suwannee river, Suwannee County is midway between Tallahassee and Jacksonville. Live Oak, as county seat, is ideally situated on U.S. 90 just off I-10. Live Oak hosts numerous country-western, bluegrass, and gospel music festivals throughout the year. Howard Street (U. S. 90) is the mecca for antiquing in Live Oak. Just park on the street in front of just about any one of these interesting shops and all the others will either be next door or within an easy stroll. We will see you in Live Oak!
Antique Gallery
Fine Antiques and Collectibles
Surprises at every turn, bigs and smalls, antique and vintage,
browse and find the real treasures of the Antique Gallery.
227 West Howard Street, Monday - Saturday, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Phone 904-362-3737
227 W. Howard Street
386/362-3737
The Kornucopia Gift Shop
Highway 137, Wellborn, Florida
904-963-4898
Libby's Treasures and Dreams
106 North Ohio Avenue
904-362-4525
Baskets N’ Chairs Antiques & Collectibles
219 W. Howard Street
386/364-1286
Early Bird Collectibles
215 W. Howard Street
386/364-4120
Sister’s Attic
223 W. Howard Street
386/362-3875
Carol’s Gifts
10257 US Hwy 129
386/362-5522
Suzie’s Gift Shop
109 N. Ohio Avenue
386/362-2776
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Madison
In a county rich in Florida history, Madison stands out as both the county seat and the commercial hub of a largely agricultural area of the state.
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Located approximately 50 miles east of Tallahassee it is
benefiting from the proximity to Interstate 10 which runs
just to the south of town. Home to North Florida Community
College, Madison enjoys a blend of the old and the new. The
downtown area has been renewed with lamps, trees, brick pavers,
and wide walks. An active Chamber of Commerce located at 105
North Range Street will gladly provide information and locations
of great places to stay, visit, eat, and shop. This is a town
just on the verge of being discovered! So....
Penny For Your Thoughts
An old farmhouse chock full of beautiful antique furniture
and primitives. Collectibles such as old fishing lures,farm
tools, decoys,civil war memorabilia, depression glass, china,
pottery and stained glass fill every nook and cranny.
Take US 90 a little west of the College, turn North one block
on Pickle Lane
Phone 850-973-6027
The Old Bookstore
115 West Pinckney Street
Phone 850-973-6833
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Mayo
Dust Catcher
Monroe Street
386/294-2482
BJ’s Treasures
Main Street
386/294-1924
F & K Antiques
Main Street
386/294-2084
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Micanopy
Tucked between the speeding traffic of I-10 and U.S. 441, this small town makes an ideal stop for those who want a break. Get off at exit 73 and go back 175 years to a cool, wooded community that has attracted antique and collectible dealers to a quieter style of living. Time doesn't stop in Micanopy, but it moves at a considerably slower pace. Proximity to the natural wonder of Paynes prairie, as well as many other historic and commercial attractions make Micanopy a great place to shop for that special treasure.
Among the Ivy
Cholokka Boulevard
352/466-8000
Antique Alley
Cholokka Boulevard
352/466-0300
Baytree Antiques
Cholokka Boulevard
352/466-3946
Chateau des Antiques
Cholokka Blvd.
Phone 353-466-4505
Cholokka Bay
Cholokka Boulevard
352/466-4528
Dakota Mercantile
Cholokka Boulevard
352/466-3006
Delectable Collectables
Cholokka Boulevard
352/466-3327
Elena’s Antiques
Cholokka Boulevard
352/466-4260
Emmerson/Mitchell Antiques
Cholokka Boulevard
352/466-3853
The Garage in Micanopy
Cholokka Boulevard
352/466-0614
House of Hirsch Too
(by appointment)
Cholokka Boulevard
352/466-3774
Lost Ark Antiques
Cholokka Boulevard
352/466-0725
Micanopy Country Store
Cholokka Boulevard
352/466-0510
O. Brisky Books
Cholokka Boulevard
352/466-3910
Robert’s Antiques
Cholokka Boulevard
352/466-4031
Savino's Antiques
Cholokka Blvd.
Phone 352-466-3663
The Shop
Cholokka Boulevard
352/466-4031
Smiley’s Antique Mall
I-75, exit 73
352/466-0707
Staley’s Generally Dry Goods
Cholokka Boulevard
352/466-3801
Sun Glo Farm Antiques
Seminary Street
352/466-3037
Tyson’s Trading Company
(by appointment)
Cholokka Boulevard
352/466-4982
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Monticello
Named after Thomas Jefferson's home, Monticello is the seat of government for Jefferson County, the "keystone" of North Florida. The traffic circle around the courthouse serves as the intersection of U.S. highways 19 and 90 and Interstate 10 passes just south of town. A history dating back to the establishment of the town and county in 1827 explains the many old houses, the restored Opera house, the old Churches, and the tranquility that is a hallmark of Southern towns. Antiques are still to be found in Monticello in a variety of businesses that range from trading posts to traditional dealers and malls. Mixed in are shops that feature vintage and rustic items prized by collectors
Dennis' Trading Post
Used Items, Antiques, Collectibles
Hours: Thursday - Saturday 10am - 6pm
1 mile south of I-10, Exit 33 on U.S.19
Phone 904-997-8088
Southern Friends Antique Mall
50 - 60 dealers displaying antiques, collectibles, and exquisite items for every taste.
Hours: 10am - 6pm daily
Interstate 10 and U.S. 19 (Exit 33)
Phone 850-997-2550 Fax 850-997-6310
Me Too House of Treasures
1195 West Washington Street (U.S. 90)
850-997-1090
Old Bank Antiques
100 North Jefferson Street (U.S. 19)
850-997-9669
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Newberry & Trenton
Two small towns that reflect the "Original Florida" and how it appeared in the 1800s. Only thirteen miles apart these towns are located west of Gainesville on S.R. 26 with US 41 passing through Newberry and US 129 the main street in Trenton. Come discover the VERY affordable antique/collectible shopping in these rural markets
Anna Jones Antiques and Collectibles
Smiley's Mall in Micanopy
Trenton, FL
Phone 352-463-8824, 352-463-1508
Blue and John's Antiques
415 West Central Ave.
Phone 352-472-4447, 352-472-6224
Westend Antiques
19913 West Newberry Rd.
Phone 352-472-4761
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Perry
The Forest Capital of the State. Perry is home to a variety of industries supporting the forest products business. An unlikely home to a well know computer software house, and a pleasant place to stop along US 19/27. If you are coming from the North be sure to stop at South House then go downtown. From there go south to the Perry Fea Market, then continue on to the Shady Oaks Antiques Junction. Have fun!
Shady Oaks Antique Junction
South of Perry on US Highway 19
Phone: 850-584-7971
Sisters' Mercantile
121 East Green Street
850-838-2021
South House Home Furnishings
803 West Main Street
850-584-6021
Perry Flea Market
3609 South Highway 19
850/838-1422
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Starke
A town undergoing a transformation with a refurbished downtown, new stores opening, and renewed community spirit. Sidewalks and paver stones are a welcome renewal of East Call Street, and Temple ( US 301) is thriving. Towns like these should get people off the Interstates onto the old highways like US 301.
Stop and visit these shops where personalized service and years of valuable knowledge make antiquing and collecting a real pleasure.
Artifacts II
617 N. Temple Avenue
386/964-4321
Burkhalter's Antiques
301 East Call Street
Phone 904-964-1472
Forget Me Not Antiques and Gifts
320 E. Call Street
386/964-2004
Scarlett’s Southern Accents
139 E. Call Street
386/964-9353
Sisters
412 Call Street
386/964-5827
Old Glory Antiques
Phone 904-964-7285
The Ole Trunk Antiques and Gift Shop
14677 US 301 S
386/964-6653
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Tallahassee
A city of beautiful trees, the capital city of Florida is surrounded by plantations and is host to historic homes and gardens. The Spanish conquistador, Hernando DeSoto, celebrated Christmas here in 1539. The location as the capital city was set in the early 1800s to be the halfway point between Pensacola and St. Augustine, the population centers at the time. A French influence was introduced by a land grant to the Marquis de Layfayette for his service in the American revolution and Napoleon's nephew, Achille Murat, was a plantation owner here. The long history and steady growth has made Tallahasse an excellent place to market antiques and vintage items. Visit these shops.
Old World Antiques
929 N. Monroe Street
850/681-6986
Primrose Antiques and Appraisals
7820 W. Tennessee Street
850/575-1436
Dee Ashley's Treasures Antiques and Collectibles
Something for everyone. New merchandise arriving daily.
Buy - Sell - Trade
Hours: Sunday - Saturday 10am - 6pm
4013-A Woodville Highway
Phone 850-656-9740
Killearn Antiques Mall
An Exclusive Mall with 19 Dealers
We Buy and Sell
1415 Timberlane Road
Phone 850-893-0510
Sherry Wade Auction
Specializing in buying and selling fine glassware, antiques and collectibles
3005 West Tharpe Street
Phone 850-575-8585 Auction every Saturday night
Ashmore's Antiques
509 West Brevard Street
Phone 850-222-4213
A Country Rose
3252 Mahan Drive (US 90)
Phone 850-877-8294
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Waldo
Annie-Tiques Antiques
SR 24, Downtown
352/468-3726
Casa Las Brujas
SR 24, Downtown
352/468-2709
Laura’s Antiques
SR 24, Downtown
352/468-2016
Laurel Antique Limited
SR 24, Downtown
352/468-3274
Lucy’s Heirlooms
SR 24, Downtown
352/468-3543
Past Reflections
Route 301
352/468-2528
Recollections
204 S.W. 4th Blvd
352/468-2440
Waldo’s Antique Village
Hwy 301, 1 mile N. of Waldo
352/468-3111
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Wellborn
The Kornucopia Antiques & Gifts
12093 Hwy. 137 (8th Ave.)
386/962-4898
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Williston
Bargain Barn
21721 N.E. Hwy 27
352/528-0515
Cedar Chest Antiques
48 E. Noble Avenue
352/528-0039
Dixie’s Antique Mall
131 E. Noble Avenue
352/528-2338
Pesso’s Antiques
541 W. Noble Avenue
352/528-3434
Uncle Mike’s Antique Mall
5 N. Main Street
352/528-002
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