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The history of Keller's Flea Market began in 1985 when Hubert Keller transformed a former RV sales lot and farm hay field into an area full of vintage treasures for locals and tourists to browse. The market started with 60 vendors and has grown to over 400!
When the weekly market first opened, there was very little money to maintain it. Keller constructed the first buildings out of "salvaged" boards and tin, and plain old Georgia dirt was used for the flooring. Over time, the market built a strong reputation and a group of loyal vendors and customers. Today, Keller's Flea Market is one of the most popular vintage and antique shopping destinations in the state of Georgia.
Shop for authentic vintage clothing, accessories, jewelry, housewares, antiques, collectibles and more at Keller's Flea Market. In addition to hundreds of vendors, there is a wide variety of hot and cold food booths, ATM machines, RV and bus parking, air conditioning and even a barber shop.
Most of the antique vendors are set up outside in the open areas. This market (like most) has a few vendors who try to peddle knock-offs and items that aren't particularly good quality - they usually stay in the indoor areas. Your search for antique treasures and retro collectibles will be more successful if you shop in the outdoor areas!
Overall, this market is a great shopping destination with friendly vendors, a lively family-friendly atmosphere, good food, and plenty of tempting antiques and treasures from the past to catch the eye of vintage enthusiasts.
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