Vintage Hair Gallery

barber, the late Bill White. He was well received and respected in the community. His clientele base was predominantly professionals. Judges, lawyers, bank presidents, and other high ranking state officials were regulars in the Healey Building Barber Shop. White was passionate about his work; he often joked that he would be shipped straight from his shop to Patterson's Funeral Home. Herbert Williams, a Georgia native, purchased the Healey Building Barber Shop from Bill White, and, in February 2004, launched Vintage Hair Gallery. Williams' love for his craft as a barber, coupled with his admiration for historic preservation made the opportunity to opening up shop in a building listed on the National Register of Historic Places one that he could not pass up. Williams kept the shop in its original vintage décor and accents. With minor modern upgrades he has created the best of both time periods. Vintage is eclectic, classic, but with a modern feel. From the old-style barber chairs to the retro Coca-Cola machine, the shop's look evokes the essence of the good old days while providing the modern conveniences of today. By blending the past with the present Vintage provides a unique service experience, an oddity in the industry. Customer service is the main objective followed by comfort and satisfaction. Williams and his team of career professionals are available now and offer a diverse array of services, for both men and women. You owe it yourself to experience Vintage Hair Gallery, where a seat awaits you.