Bussey's Flea Market

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About the Business

Bussey's Flea Market opened in the Fall of 1978 by Mr. H. P. Bussey. He built the original 120 spaces. In June of 1984, Mr. Bussey sold the flea market to a limited partnership, with Mr. Harold J. Smith as the General Partner. Today, Mr. Smith is still the General Partner with his three children as limited partners: Karmen West, Steven Smith, and Pamela Smith. Bussey's Flea Market now has three generations of full time employees. Over the past 32 years, this family-owned business has grown to over 500 vendors.

Established in 1978.

Business Name

Bussey’s Flea Market

Specialties

Since we are a family owned and operated business, we pride ourselves in the atmosphere only a family can create. We would like everyone who visits our flea market to make memories that last generations. Busseys Flea Market opened in the fall of 1978 by H. P. Bussey. He built 120 spaces at that time. In June of 1984 Mr. Bussey sold the Flea Market to a limited partnership, with Harold J. Smith as the General Partner. Today, Mr. Smith is still the General partner with his three children as limited partners: Karmen West, Steven Smith, and Pamela Smith. Busseys Flea Market now has three generations of full time employees. Over the past 25 years, this family owned business has grown to over 500 vendors and a customer count between 12,000 and 16,000 every weekend.

Amenities

Accepts Credit Cards, Accepts Android Pay, Accepts Apple Pay, Accepts Cryptocurrency, Private Lot Parking, Wheelchair Accessible, Dogs Not Allowed, No Bike Parking

Business Owner

Harold S. (Business Owner)

After retiring from the Navy, Mr. Smith owned 6 television sales and repair stores.  But, his wife had other plans.  She started a Mexican Import store at the San Antonio Flea Market on Austin Highway.  This led to them purchasing that flea market and then Bussey's.

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• Shopping

Categories By Location

• Schertz, Texas, United States
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• Texas, United States
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• United States
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Flea Markets