Antiques & the Arts
Visiting Antiques and The Arts in Downtown McMinnville is like coming home to see an old friend. From the moment one enters the front door, there is a warmth and friendliness seldom found in a business establishment. Whether it's the individual character of the boutique-style areas throughout the store or seeing numerous items from years gone by, this store feels like home.
The store is an eclectic mix of rare antiques and collectibles, vintage jewelry, hats, and apparel, hard to find dolls and toys, original art and high quality musical instruments. It's a store that celebrates the arts in all of its forms." Local potter, Dorinda Watts, has a wide selection of very high quality hand thrown stoneware pottery in a variety of colors and styles, and antique collector Iris Walker, with her vast array of antiques displayed.
Whether you have a few minutes or an afternoon, Antiques and The Arts is the perfect place to step back in time for awhile to take a trip down memory lane or select another piece of art for your personal collection.

121 East Main Street
McMinnville, TN 37110Phone: (931) 507-9811
Website: www.antiquesandtheartstn.com
Email: sherrill@antiquesandtheartstn.com
george@antiquesandtheartstn.com

Cumberland Mountain General Store
An old-fashioned general store, chocked full of antiques and old-timey goodies.
Open 10-5 Daily May till December, Usually closed on Mondays or Not!
We are just a "Mom & Pop" business and have elderly parents and could be called away at any time.
If you are making a trip, please Call Ahead
Soda Fountain/Cafe is open for lunch 11-2 on Wed-Friday, and 11-4 on Sat. & Sun.
Soda Fountain/Cafe is not open on Monday & Tuesday, but the Store is!

6807 South York Hwy.
Clarkrange, TN 38553
Phone: 931-863-3880
Website: www.cumberlandmountaingeneralstore.com
 

Grandpa’s House
We are in the memory business: honoring old ones and creating new ones.
One of the most popular items in Grandpa's House are Mother's Gingham Babies.  She typically makes them in two sizes (8 to 10 Inches and 12 to 14 inches in height).  They can be made in different colors and any size. Grandpa's House is pleased to share with our customers the pottery of Tad Crisp of Golden Hollow Pottery. At times, we created specific pieces for special needs and occasions.  We have been making traditional handcrafts for four generations. If you are looking for quilts, rag dolls, rugs, pottery, paintings, and other quality crafts Grandpa's House is the place.
Grandpa’s House is also a mini-museum. Its focus is to preserve a history of the way life used to be for most of us that lived in Macon County in the early part of the 20th century.

2217 Oak Grove Road
Red Boiling Springs, TN 37150
Phone:
Website: www.grandpas-house.com
E-mail: info@grandpas-house.com
 

Granville Bed & Breakfast Gift Shop
Open Wednesday - Friday; 12:00-3:00 PM, Saturday 12:00-5:00 PM 
We have Miche Bags: One Bag - Endless Possibilities! Original and the Big Bag size 
Change your bag as easily as you change your style.  Change the look of your handbag by simply changing the shell (cover).  Forget the time and hassle of transferring all your things from one handbag to another - one purse with endless possibilities!  
We also feature jewelry - the perfect finishing touch - shop our very fashionable and timeless assortment, handmade pottery featuring Granville mugs, pinch pitchers, pocket vases and more from Smokey Mountain Pottery; personalized doormats, Watkins Products, a name trusted since 1868; Arthur Court beautifully functional aluminum serveware; assorted boxed and individual cards; hand-made baskets by local artisans; Raven's Nest Original Gourmet Products and Gifts; We have available many hard to find classic gifts and home decor pieces from beautiful antique furniture to hand made cards. 
Come see us - you'll be glad you did! 

146 Clover Street
Granville, TN 38564
Phone: (931)653-4511
Phone: (615)444-2975
Website: www.granvillebandb.com
E-Mail: prclemons@gmail.com
 

Luscious Luxury Items
We invite you to take a peek at our exquisite collection of art-gifts and accessories, all handmade in America by professional artists and craftspeople. Luscious luxury items appeal to a range of eclectic, elegant, and professional tastes.
For more information or to place an order, please contact:
Lea Bryan
Owner, Luscious Luxury Items

Phone: 615-417-0038
Website: www.lusciousluxuryitems.com
Email: lea.bryan@lusciousluxuryitems.com

Rugby’s Commissary
Rugby’s original Commissary was built in 1881 and operated on a cooperative basis in the early years, as Thomas Hughes had hoped. Here both colonists and visitors found many of the wares needed to “begin life anew” in the Tennessee wilderness. Commissary ads such as this one from an early Rugby newspaper touted “merchandise of nearly every description at lowest market prices - dry & fancy goods, boots & shoes of all grades, crockery and glassware, woodware, tinware, farming implements and a full line of groceries.” The Commissary was torn down in the 1930’s.
Today, the historically reconstructed Commissary holds a treasure trove of traditional handcrafts made by dozens of area artisans; British Isles foods, games and prints; Rugby and area history and travel books; Victoriana of every description and much more.

5517 Rugby Hwy.,(Hwy 52)
Rugby, TN  37733
Phone: (423) 628-2441
Toll-free: 888-214-3400
E-mail: rugbytn@highland.net
Website: www.historicrugby.org
 

Scott's Bestway
All your hunting, fishing, and picnicking supplies. Full line of brand name and store brand groceries. Fresh meat selection with special slicing available.
Open 7 days a week: 6 a.m. - 8 p.m. during winter and 6 a.m.-9 p.m. in summer

804 East Lake Avenue
Celina, TN 38551
Phone: (931) 243-3327


Stagecoach Gift Shop
The gift shop and Stagecoach Café are in a 1930's historic Cumberland Homestead house.

4355 Hwy 127 South
Crossville, Tennessee 38555
Phone: 931-456-9631
Email: drutledge@stagecoach-road.com
Website: www.stagecoachplace.com/

 
The Gallery & Exhibitions at the Appalachian Center for Craft
Shop in our gallery for unique, original fine craft in all media...
The Gallery is one of the finest retailers of contemporary American fine craft in the Southeast. We represent the work of 100+ artists whose work ranges from the contemporary to the traditional.
Find world-class, handmade functional and sculptural fine craft including hand-blown glass, ceramics, jewelry, furniture, decorative metals and ironwork, quilts, textiles and weaving, clocks, lamps, candles, wood carvings and turned bowls, and books and craft supplies.
Join us the weekend after Thanksgiving (Friday-Sunday) for the Annual Holiday Festival.
The three-day event features one-of-a-kind gifts, handmade ornaments, special exhibitions, demonstrations, music and more. Relax and shop in the rich elegance of the Craft Center's Gallery - don't miss this holiday tradition in the Upper Cumberland!

1560 Craft Center Drive
Smithville, TN 37166
Phone: 931-372-3051
Phone: 615- 97-6801
Website: www.tntech.edu/craftcenter/
E-Mail: craftcenter@tntech.edu
 

Upper Cumberland Arts Alliance at the Granville's Arts & Cultural Center
The Center is located upstairs in Sutton's General Store, and artists of the Upper Cumberland Arts Alliance are displaying various pieces of their art. Each month the UCAA is featuring an artist, and customers are able to purchase signed original work from one of the area's finest artists working in an array of media.

E-mail: UpperCumberlandArtAlliance@yahoo.com
Phone: 931-265-0338 or

Write us at: P.O. Box 417, Byrdstown, TN 38549

Stonehaus Winery & Gift Shop
Stonehaus Winery is located high atop Tennessee's Cumberland Plateau just off Interstate 40 at Exit 320. The Winery & the Gift Shop are open to visitors 7 days a week year-round. After the tour stop in our gift shop and see our wonderful selection of wine racks, gourmet foods, wine gift baskets, homemade fudge, the list goes on and on.

2444 Genesis Road
Crossville, TN 38558
Phone: (931) 484- WINE (9463)
Website: www.stonehauswinery.com
 

Sutton General Store
Just a stone's throw from the banks of the Cumberland River stands the Ben Sutton General Merchandise Store and Grocery.  Built in 1800's, it continuously served the families of the Granville, Tennessee area until the 1970's.  The two story building's unique style features a balcony with many of the products the store offered for sale during its 90 years of service.  The original building has much of the same interior fixtures it had at the turn of the 20th century.  The store contains a dining room offering family style dining for groups of 40 by reservation.  Furnishings and memorabilia are on display; very unique gifts and merchandise are for sale.  Walking back in time will be fun, interesting and educational. 

Clover Street
Granville, TN 38564
Phone: 931-653-4151
Website: www.granvillemuseum.com/
E-Mail: info@granvillemuseum.com