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“Valerie is always friendly, great stuff in her store. I must admit I did have a hard time getting around in some areas. Be prepared to spend awhile in there to enjoy a stroll down memory lane in her treasures.”
“Absolute must stop! Open every day except Christmas Day. Very good selection of everything from dishes (rare Fiestaware), books, decor, mantiques (including antique firearms), rare coins and so much more. Very approachable and kind staff/owner and a clean store with its own unique history. Check out the antique elevator shaft upstairs! Must stop.”
“Sweetwater has some great antique shops. We enjoyed seeing the treasures. We found a Tonka-bulldozer for my husband. He had one as child and was glad to see/ buy it.”
“Love going to Sweetwater Valley Antiques. Hugh place - lots of fun things to look thru. Two floors to explore. Everyone is helpful and always pleasant. We'll be returning for another visit.”
“Beautiful old home with two floors and many rooms full of home furnishings. Very well merchandised and easy to shop. Mostly new items and a bit pricey for me, but well worth the visit. They had several nice discounts over the 4th weekend.”
“Located on the highway between Lenoir City and Loudon, Victoria's Antiques & Crafts is a hidden gem of collectibles, antiques, local crafts, and more. You will find antique oddities, rare glassware, old books, and other treasures with something for every collector. I have shopped here many times and could always find something of interest.I would recommend pulling up and backing off the highway to make getting back on the road easier. The hours are posted, but as I learned today are more suggestions than written and n stone. Follow me on Yelp for more introductions to Knoxville and the surrounding area.”
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“We loved this eclectic mix of items in vendor booths. There was no chance I was going to pass on that Barney Fife T-Shirt (Nip it in the Bud!) You can see it hanging in the pic.”