This cozy gem offers a delightful mix of contemporary books, vinyl records, and quirky art, making it a must-visit for any local cultural enthusiast.
"Are you partial to endless rows of art, records and old books? Of course you are. So is Chad. A visit is a guaranteed forty minutes; and that’s probably conservative—we haven’t made it out in less. The scores of shelves of vinyl alone are enough to capture you; the broad selection of modern and rare vintage books are simply the cherry on top. Browse to your heart’s content, and as long as you haven’t brought any dogs of your own (it’s against the rules!), you can spend some quality time with the resident hounds. And you’d look great in that Tom-Riddle-diary-on-a-chain necklace." - Whiteboard
"Chattanooga's Home for Used Books and Records Settled into the main drag of Chattanooga's North Shore is Winder Binder, a bookstore-cum-record store-cum-folk art gallery. You'll be greeted by friendly pooches as you peruse the new and pre-loved books. Wander the aisle of literary greats or the selection of vinyl, particularly the file on Southern rock. If that's not enough, there is folk art, painted onto pieces of wood and corrugated metal, covering every wall and even leaned up against the shelves. Winder Binder even hosts regular book signings and readings."
"Chad's Records, Chattanooga by Whiteboard. Are you partial to endless rows of art, records and old books? Of course you are. So is Chad. A visit is a guaranteed forty minutes; and that’s probably conservative—we haven’t made it out in less. The scores of shelves of vinyl alone are enough to capture you; the broad selection of modern and rare vintage books are simply the cherry on top. Browse to your heart’s content, and as long as you haven’t brought any dogs of your own (it’s against the rules!), you can spend some quality time with the resident hounds. And you’d look great in that Tom-Riddle-diary-on-a-chain necklace."
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