Smoky Mountain Antique Mall is a longtime Sevierville antique stop under a new name. The building at 1838 Winfield Dunn Parkway was Memory Lane Antique Mall for years, and new owners reopened it as Smoky Mountain Antique Mall, with upgrades rolling out through 2026. The owner, Chase Pipes, also runs the Smoky Mountain Relic Room inside Smoky Mountain Knife Works, so the two make an easy pairing for a morning of browsing along State Route 66.
About 13,000 square feet of floor space are divided among dozens of vendors and collectors, so the stock changes constantly and no two visits look quite the same. Expect vintage dishes and glassware, furniture and collectibles, with booths that range from tidy displays to deep treasure hunts. Seasonal displays, such as fall dish sets repurposed for autumn tables, show up regularly on the mall's Facebook page.
The mall is on the Winfield Dunn Parkway corridor between I-40 and downtown Sevierville. It is open every day from 9 AM to 7 PM. No phone number is published at this time, so the mall's Facebook page is the best place to check for updates or ask about a specific booth. Allow extra time if you enjoy digging, and bring a plan for carrying larger pieces home.
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It is open daily from 9 AM to 7 PM, according to the mall's September 2026 posts.
Yes. Smoky Mountain Antique Mall operates in the former Memory Lane Antique Mall building at 1838 Winfield Dunn Parkway under new ownership.
Dozens of vendors and collectors sell antiques and vintage goods, including dishware, glassware, furniture and collectibles. Inventory changes as vendors restock.
No phone number is published at this time. The mall posts updates and answers questions through its Facebook page.
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