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Creekside Trading

Creekside Trading is a cozy shop in the heart of Leiper’s Fork filled with charming and quirky finds of unique merchandise, and local artisan creations. 

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Creekside Trading Company
4145 Old Hillsboro Rd
Franklin,  TN  37064
615-628-8139

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