Inside The Grove Botany Boutique, 301 E Jefferson St, Franklin IN 46131
“Honestly the best shop I’ve been in downtown Franklin. I’ve lived here most my life and we have the same antique/rustic style shops. But this one is definitely unique and I can’t believe this was my first time going in.”
108 West Jefferson Street, Franklin IN 46131
“Stopped in and walked around today. What a beautiful and fun store. Little bit of everything for everyone. Great atmosphere. And great quality clothing. Will definitely be back.”
436 East Jefferson Street, Franklin IN 46131
“Shout out to Farm Girl Mercantile, inspiring a love of antiques for people of all ages!! Come in and support this amazing business- offering a beautiful selection of antiques and local artisan goods. The aesthetics and attention to detail provided in this shop offers not only a great display, but gives you a feeling of happiness and joy while shopping. Thank you so much for our wonderful experience today, offering so much kindness and care to my son- you absolutely made his day, he can’t stop grinning!! You provided us a memory to last a lifetime!”
1030 North Morton Street, Franklin IN 46131
“Found my dress for a very special occasion as well as some really cute other stuff that I am stoked to wear. The store was neat and tidy. The staff helpful. Tysm!”
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