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After nearly 15 years of operation, Mike Wolfe, star of American Pickers, has closed his Antique Archaeology store in Nashville, Tennessee. The decision, announced in April 2025, marks a massive ...

Keep the finds alive," someone else said. Earlier this month, Wolfe announced the decision to close the store. "Well, Nashville… it’s time," Wolfe captioned an Instagram post on April 18.

On April 26, Wolfe appeared in person at his Antique Archaeology store in Nashville, Tenn., as it prepared to close its doors for good. The last day the location was open was April 27.

On Saturday, April 26, the History Channel personality, 60, met with folks at his Antique Archaeology store in Nashville, Tenn., as it prepared to permanently close its doors.