"Don't let the outside fool you. The girlfriend and I were visiting from out of town visiting family and just randomly pulled into this shopping center. The front sidewalk looks like something you'd see out in the boonies in someone's front yard. But the inside is a whole other story. My eye first caught a display of three long boxes of comic books, mostly from the 90s, then racks of Atari game cartridges. I dont know if this place buys and sells on their own, or if estates rent out space to sell stuff but it's all over the place. Its super clean, but you can literally go from one ten foot section of KISS records to old furniture, to baby clothes to VHS tapes, then China dinnerware, to the contents of an old mechanics garage. And the size of the place goes on forever. I didn't have a plan going in, but there was so much stuff making me wish I had a room in my house I wanted to decorate like old house on the prairie. Oh, I think it's individual booths from sellers, so you'll find a box of comics here, a rack of comics ten sections down, another two boxes somewhere in the middle, etc. I found this booth that had a file cabinet or desk that might have been an old library card catalog or something, but it was full of sealed packs of sports cards and Pokémon. And im like, screw the cards, I want this piece of awesome furniture! After about 90 minutes in this place my girl starts dragging me out bc we've gotta meet my family for dinner and I notice this shelf full of old coins and currency that I desperately wanted to spend more time at but couldn't. For real, that's my thing. I want to go back so bad. And they told me they have a bigger place in huntsville we never got to check out."