St. Francisville Main Street

P. O. Box 400
St. Francisville, Louisiana 70775

(225) 635-3873

Shopping

• The West Feliciana Historical Society Museum offers books, notes, and other local take-home goodies.
• Beechwood Gifts specializes in framed Audubon prints, and traditional gift items.
• Somethin' Special has a great selection of vintage linens. The Fabric Shoppe is located here as well.
• Pretty Things Antiques is home to a vast collection of first edition books, and other rare antiques.
• Emporium is where you will find gourmet coffees, regional books, and fine gifts for folks of all sizes.
• Morris Wolf's General Store is located in the St. Francisville Inn and offers a wonderful array of gifts from tee shirts to fine china.
• The St. Francis Gallery is filled with local artists' creations from stained glass to water color prints to bird houses.
• C & D Collectibles is the local dealer for the All God's Children collection, and home of the Dancing Bears!
• Feliciana Home Town Florist is your full service florist and gifts, too!
• Upland Cotton offers several lines of high quality cotton clothing and accessories for ladies and their gents.
• Shanty, Too has the most wonderful children's corner among its grand array of exquisite gift wares.
• Harrington Galleries houses the very interesting works of local artist Hershchel Harrington.
• Shadetree offers some of the more unusual wares from gourmet foods to walking sticks to sassy straw hats.
• Honeysuckle's is a dealer in things that make you feel good like Casewell Massey, Aromatique, Floris, Crabtree & Evelyn, ad infinitum.
• Grandmother's Buttons the original antique button jewelry of unique design and fine antiques from Fireside Antiques.

Don't miss these delightful shops just out of the downtown area:

• Rosedown Plantation and Gardens
• The Myrtles Plantation
• Butler Greenwood Plantation
• Star Hill Antiques & Gifts home of chainsaw art, and the Tom Clarke Collections.
• Crafter's Corner ~ 5932 N. Commerce

Restaurants

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