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717 Clay Street, Vicksburg, Mississippi
Scenes from our store were higlighted in the movie "Borat"
With over 10,000 square feet of floor space, Adolph Rose Antiques is Vicksburg's largest antiques and collectibles store. Located at 717 Clay Street downtown, our store offers a selection of fine antiques and collectibles of every description: military relics, coins, rare documents, antiquarian books, glassware, and more. The second floor is a semi-flea market. For online purchases or information, call 601-618-7478, or email 717antiques@gmail.com.
Email us at 717antiques@gmail.com
Adolph Rose Antiques
717 Clay Street, Vicksburg, Mississippi
Adolph Rose Antiques...
We're located in an historic downtown building built around 1895 by Adolph Rose, a Vicksburg Jew who operated his dry goods business here for forty years. Afterwards, the building was home to a furniture store, and from 1932 to 1963 the Strand Theatre, located on one-half of the first floor, entertained many of Vicksburg's residents. The building was renovated during the 1992 - 1995 period, and now houses the antique shop, living quarters, and the newly renovated Strand Theatre, where the Westside Theatre Foundation is performing live theatre and showing foreign films.
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Local links...
- Write!
- Non-Fiction: Demons and Whispers; A Memoir of Abuse
- Non-Fiction: How to Hunt Treasure
- Vicksburg's Treasures (a treasure-hunter's work in progress)
- Science Fiction: Short Stories; A Small Collection from Vicksburg
- Biedenharn Candy Co. Coke Museum
- Attic Gallery
- City of Vicksburg
- Discover Our Town
- Highway 61 Coffeehouse
- Lorelei Books
- Southern Heritage Cultural Foundation
- Vicksburg Foundation for Historic Preservation
- Vicksburg Main Street Program
- Vicksburg National Military Park
- Vicksburg Speaks (not maintained)
Does this gentleman look familiar?
Scenes from our store were higlighted in the movie "Borat"
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