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π Thrifting in Red Bank: A Neighborhood Guide to Dayton Blvd's Thrift and Antique Shops
If you only have time to explore one neighborhood, make it Red Bank. Dayton Blvd is lined with thrift stores and antique malls, and you can park once and drive a mile between shops.
Thrift stores
- Northside Neighborhood House (3605 Dayton Blvd): known for solid furniture donations at reasonable prices.
- The Thrift Store, benefiting Chambliss Center (1936 Dayton Blvd): well organized, with furniture in unusually good condition and handmade items from local makers.
- Friends and Family Discount and Thrift (4707 Dayton Blvd): small and clean, with a notably good tools and cookware section.
Antique and vintage
- Dirty Jane's Antiques (1910 Dayton Blvd): deceptively huge, and easy to lose track of time in.
- Vintage & More On The Blvd (3920 Dayton Blvd): refreshed weekly and well organized.
Build a loop
Start at the north end of the boulevard, work south and finish at a thrift store with space to carry what you found. Add a Hixson shop at the end, since Hixson Pike is nearby. See the Red Bank shop list or let the Chattanooga thrift trail map build the loop.
Parking and pacing
Most shops on Dayton Blvd have their own lots. Visit two or three, take a break and then continue. Antique malls reward slow browsing.
Quick answers
Which shops are on Dayton Blvd?
Northside Neighborhood House, The Thrift Store, Friends and Family Discount and Thrift, Dirty Jane's Antiques and Vintage & More On The Blvd.
Which day is best?
Weekday mornings are quiet.
Thrift tip: Weekday mornings are quiet. Saturdays are busy but have the best selection.
Plan a route through Chattanooga area thrift stores, vintage shops and antique malls, ordered around their hours.
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