Tennessee

Tennessee's capital combines Southern heritage with modern energy, creating a unique antiques scene spread across distinct neighborhoods. From converted warehouses to elegant showrooms, Nashville's antiques districts reflect both rural Tennessee traditions and sophisticated urban collecting in Music City's creative atmosphere.

Memphis blends musical heritage with Southern antiques along Central Avenue, Cooper-Young, and Summer Avenue. The city's role in cotton trade and music history provides unique collecting opportunities from Delta blues to Elvis memorabilia.

East Tennessee's gateway to the Smokies offers antique shopping in the Old City, Bearden, and surrounding areas. The city's Appalachian heritage and University of Tennessee provide mountain crafts alongside Victorian prosperity pieces.

The Scenic City along the Tennessee River offers antique shopping on Market Street, in North Shore, and St. Elmo. The city's Civil War significance and railroad heritage provide military items and industrial antiques.

This small Tennessee River town offers antique shopping on Main Street and surrounding areas. The city's Civil War history and rural setting provide military items and primitives at small-town prices.