Hanna Antiques - downtown Bham, near St Vincent's (top favorite)

Homewood:

Antique Market on Linden (small, but good.)

Hoover:

Hoover Antiques (he also owns Shades Mountain Mercantile in Bluff Park, not far away and another favorite.. Also owns Urban Suburban, not too far from Hanna's).

HUGE:

Irondale Pickers

Crestwood Pickers

(not far from each other. I've been to Irondale, but Crestwood. It is newer. DD2 has been)

ETA: I linked their IG accounts, click on the store names.

There are more, but these are my go-to's.

ETA on more: It is out of the immediate Bham area, but if you're going that way Chelsea Antiques.

Allison, I was hoping you would see this! Thank you so much for your input. I will check out the shops. Woohoo!! : )

I am in Huntsville but have been to Cullman’s popular Southern Accents Architectural Antiques. Fun to go look for old doors, mantels, doorknobs, cabinet hardware, lighting, and various architectural items.

There is another store there I’ve heard about but not visited, Yesterday’s Antiques.

If you can swing through Huntsville, Railroad Station Antique Mall is great and in the downtown area, so a good place to have lunch.

Hartlex Antique Gallery

Rivenbark and Roper Antiques, also downtown and more ’old southern elegance’.

There are some other consignment-type stores a little more spread out in town.

Allison hit the BHM suggestions I would have made, and OutsidePlaying mentioned Southern Accents in Cullman, which is a great architectural salvage place.