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Miles Through Time, Car Museum and Antique Store

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If you are searching for info and reviews about Miles Through Time , there is a good chance you’re interested in the automotive museum. This hidden gem boasts a wide variety of vintage machinery: Model T Fords, hot rods, military vehicles, race cars, and motorcycles. There is even a massive collection of vintage pedal cars and model kits if you are into nostalgic toys. At the start of the tour, many of the vehicles are set within period-accurate scenes. You’ll walk past a general store, a barber shop, and even a jail while taking in an impressive line of Model Ts. With each step, it feels as if you are literally taking a stroll through time. It’s a fantastic concept, and I hope the owners continue to expand on these immersive displays. Whether you’re looking for a trip down memory lane or a glimpse into the past, plan to spend at least an hour here. It took us a bit longer than that, but since it is a self-guided tour, we felt no rush to leave. While I can’t recall the exact admission...

The Antique Mall, Clarkesville, GA, Great Stop with A Wide Variety

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Don’t let the minimalist branding fool you If you’re looking to take a literal step back in time, you’ll find the portal in Clarkesville, Georgia. On Google Maps, (at the time of writing) this spot is listed simply as "Antique Mall." While the name doesn't exactly scream "marketing genius," don’t let the minimalist branding fool you. In an era where most antique stores have quirky, pun-heavy names that sound more like a pub and grill, this place tells you exactly what it is. Besides, even the cleverest names often lead to shops that leave much to be desired; this one lets the inventory do the talking. The Layout: Wear Your Walking Shoes Once you step inside, you realize the "Mall" part of the name is no exaggeration. This is a massive operation. You’ll find dozens of long walkways chock-full of vintage goodies. To give you an idea of the scale take a look at the picture below: the store is twice as wide as it is long, and the depth alone is enough to...