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Finnley's Good Findings

Fine Clothing and Accessories for the Southern lady of all ages!

Finnleys in Downtown Franklin, Tennessee will host an open house just in time for Valentine's Day
435 Main St.
Franklin,  TN  37064
(615) 628-8495

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