Salvage Sisters

I visited Franklin for the Holiday Open House and my stop at Salvage Sisters was one of my favorite. The shop was neatly decorated with vintage vibes which inspired me. They carried a ton of adorable vintage Christmas decor. The shop was crowded and people were walking around with their treasures. The excitement was contagious. I found a little vintage Santa to purchase. The shop is large and separated into booths. Prices are reasonable. The checkout line was long but people were friendly. We found street parking a block north and walked. I'll be back, for sure.

This shop is my favorite in Franklin, it seems I never leave here without a purchase. On this day it was Franklin's annual Christmas shopping day. On this day you pick up a card that has all the participating shops on it and as you shop through each of them you get a stamp from the vendor on your card. Once the card has 10 stamps representing 10 shops than you can leave it at any participating shop to be entered for drawings for gift cards and gift baskets. On this day they also had Easley wines on the table out front and I certainly had to partake.Salvage Sisters is comprised of booths and each one is unique. You honestly never know what you are going to find. I love making my way around the large shop to every single booth. It is good to note that there is a free public parking lot just before you come to this shop on Jefferson.

Most of the antique shops we'd visited along Jefferson Street were in houses with smaller rooms. Salvage Sisters was just the opposite with larger rooms and spacious displays. The large variety of merchandise had us exploring for awhile.As you enter note the two different sides to the building. On the left side, just past the cashier, is another side to explore.The shop is well organzied, clean and prices were well marked on most items. The prices were extremely high on some items to reasonably priced as you expect from most antique shops.We found vintage suitcases perfect for storage and decor, painted furniture, holiday decor, antique cabinets, lamps, many upcycled pieces, jewelry to purses and flannel shirts plus so much more. It's an easy browse with larger booths, isles wide enough for two to pass and items spaciously displayed. If you find yourself antiquing in Franklin stop by.

This is such a charming and sweet spot located just a few blocks from the square in Franklin, Indiana. We had a mosying adventure day of antiquing through Franklin and Columbus and found ourselves here. Salvage Sisters is very well organized and decorated. The minute you enter the door, you are greeted by the goat's milk product line they carry that makes the entire shop smell lovely. Weaving from mini booth to booth, you'll find everything from baskets and maps to women's clothing and an array of furniture. The staff is friendly and did a great job at greeting everyone upon entering. I especially enjoyed the handful of baskets I encountered and the large pull down Midwest map in the back - ah, I was so close to taking it home with me. I've also noticed from my last few visits that they do a fantastic job of turning the inventory and rearranging the space frequently to keep it fresh and worth revisiting.Cherry on top? You'll find several other antique shops within walking distance and parking is easy!

Cute shop, not much I would call salvage but still cute shop.Lots and lots of items were what I consider to be shabby chic. Lots of white dishes, furniture and textiles. Also a good mix of silver items jewelry and nicknacks. In one corner was a booth selling what I call junk for mixed media art. Some of the shops in the area were having sales. Salvage Sisters were giving 10% off most stuff. Not the kind of place you should be wheeling a stroller around in yet someone was.

Please stop by Franklin and visit all the amazing shops and restaurants. If you love antiques or want a one of a kind piece this is your shop. Great pieces, great prices and friendly faces. They also have a cute little clothes boutique and sell Bass Farms products.

Of all the shops my wife and I stopped in on our day exploring downtown Franklin, this was my wife's favorite. She found that the layout of the store was spacious and easy to navigate. She liked the personable nature of the staff working here. She liked the quality of items she found on display. I generally agreed with her!If you like browsing where booths seem orderly and only put out their good stuff, then you will probably enjoy the place. I don't search for bargains, I look for things that I would actually want in my home. This is the kind of place I would like to hunt.Review #2080

Ohmigosh, I love this place, and I felt like a tourist snapping as many photos as I could so I could try and show you fellow Yelpers how amazing this place is. This place doesn't belong in Franklin, it belongs in some urban neighborhood where people sip their chai from Foundry Provisions and bike over after brunch to see what they can find. Yes.. I think this belongs near downtown Indianapolis.Salvage Sisters allows people to set up individual booths and features home decor. I could have easily walked out with several tables, chairs and window frames, and would have if I had one ounce of creativity in my body. I really like how they reuse math flash cards and old photos for signs and price cards, and signs are written in block letters over old sheet music. Nothing here goes to waste, and I love that.They're closing in a week to remerchandise the store. My guess is this happens on a regular basis, so check back often and follow them on Facebook for information and features items.

Best value for antiques in town given the quality and the price. Some very cool old framed pictures, furniture, etc.

AMAZING store. Clean, great prices and very friendly women who run it. I enjoyed every minute shopping the many booths in the shop. Thanks Ladies for a pleasant afternoon in your shop.