Headstone Friends has had its doors open for business since before vinyl was cool again. In an age where retail is fighting to survive in the online world, this local business has been a Terre Haute mainstay for 48 years. And while music formats have come and gone over the years, Headstone has no plans to disappear.
Walking inside of Headstone feels like a transport back to the early 1970s. Rows of records fill shelves, and customers are met with bead curtains, fragrant incense, and dim lighting (that highlights the blacklight posters for sale).
Headstone’s vibe is just one reason customers return time and again.
Read the full story in the Terre Haute Living (page 16)
photo credit: Michael Gregory
