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“This is the best shop I have ever visited. This shop specializes in the rare and unique collectibles. You will find premium pieces. Every visit is special. If you want heirlooms, buy from Presswood’s.”
7:30AM - 5:30PM
650 Wildwood Ave SE, Cleveland
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“Best local hardware store around. Every time I've been, they have jumped up to help me find exactly what I need without even asking. Very obviously a family / local shop owned by good folks.”
“After shopping here several times, we can recommend the selection and reasonable prices. We always find treasures to take home.
The staff is very helpful.”
“Amazing, beautiful shop with many great genuine items. Not overpriced or fake like some antique shops, the owner is a lovely lady who clearly has a love for her work and for sharing these beautiful antiques!”
10AM - 6PM
416 S Ocoee St, Cleveland
Antiques
“This is a very interesting antiques store since it once was a consign/thrift store years ago back in 2018 and i highly recommand checking out this place if they can sell there collectible stuff there or not!”
“This is truly the best antique/ thrift in the area! There are so many interesting booths to look through, and I don't think I've ever left without a great find. Plus, the staff are always incredibly kind and go out of their way to make sure you have a positive experience and find what you're looking for. I love exploring new antique stores in Cleveland and Chattanooga, but I always find myself coming back to this one.”
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“As a vendor, I'm impressed with the time, effort and expense to make Grit and Grace a very well planned venue. Their variety of items under one roof gives a shopper many choices for gifts, knickknacks, snacks, etc. It's like the saying: If you can't find it here, it doesn't exist. I'm pleased to be a part of Grit and Grace. Stop in and see for yourself. While in Grit and Grace, ponder the history of the Hardwick Woolen Mill which was an important part of the local economy for decades.”