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Broken Anchor Music

4.8 (4 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Updated 3 months ago

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14 days ago

Absolutely perfect! Cleanliness, organization, quality, selection, and great customer service!

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1 year ago

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2 years ago

The best selection of vinyl, cd's, movies, and music around. We spent a good hour browsing. It is a great shop!

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Page 158 Books opened in 2015 on White Street. Then they expanded to their current location and…read morehave The Listening Room. They share space with The Lemon Tree in part of the second room to the store. The store is in the Renaissance Plaza Center near the Renaissance Centre and bowling alley. Since there is a sidewalk, you can walk from one place to the other easily. There is generally plenty of free parking in the parking lot unless an event is happening. When you enter, there is a ramp inside the store to take you smoothly down into the main book displays. The children's section is in the front section. Other genres are clearly labeled throughout the store. Don't miss the second half of the store in the other room. The bookstore is locally owned and has a large, knowledgeable staff, so you will always find someone friendly and willing to help you navigate the shelves. Personally, I love that the store features banned books, as I always want to read what they don't want me to read! I like the staff picks too and reading their thoughts on a book. I appreciate that local authors are highlighted here. On my last visit, I was thrilled to score a signed copy of a local author's book that is only sold at Page 158 Books. I also got another book not normally in my genre for a more fun read. Page 158 Books has book clubs, author signings, and other events. Back when they were on White Street, they had coloring nights and brought the community together and introduced me to the store. It is a great local bookstore!

What a great book store!!! I love the post it notes on the books describing what they're about. The…read morestaff were super friendly and so helpful! They were great with giving recommendations to two teenagers who were t sure what they're wanted. They didn't rush them and answered all their questions. They were also honest when I asked about a book they didn't have in stock. She said they could order it but she couldn't guarantee that it would be in when I needed it but. I didn't end up ordering the book bc it's being given as a gift. But our group (me, 2 teens and a preteen) left with 5 books, a pin and a patch. I also got a reward off my next purchase! Definitely will be back

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Such a cute, local bookstore in Durham. I absolutely love Letters Bookshop, and I'm so happy to be…read morea regular customer here. It's a co-op, and you can purchase a ownership for a little over $100. They have lots of bookish events through the year, and I love joining them for Silent Book Clubs at the 2nd floor of the bookstores to spend time reading amongst books. It's such comforting feeling! There are both new and used books throughout the store. I love finding some cool deals on the books that I wanted to get. It feels like a scavenger hunt to find the deals or even the new books. Parking isn't super great. But I tend to park at Church Street Parking Garage to take advantage of the free 1 hour parking or so. Hourly rate isn't too bad if I overstay for the book club :)

I noticed Letters Bookshop from the Pie Pushers window and just watched customers keep going inside…read moreand then leaving with bags. So I had to see for myself what was drawing all these people in. William welcomed me when I walked in, asked what I normally read, and let me know there was an upstairs as well, with more books. I did just stay on the first floor this visit, but I was so impressed by their beautifully curated inventory. They carry a wonderful selection of new fiction, poetry, children's books, and used books, along with fascinating sections on art, music, and nonfiction. They even had a discount section with books priced at $3.98 or less, which is incredible! They also have dedicated topic tables that highlight local North Carolina authors and underrepresented voices, which is wonderful to see. I found some board books to donate to the Little Free Library I was at the other day. If you've been reading my reviews for a while now, you know I love history and the architecture of older buildings being reused. It is an inclusive store, so everyone is welcome. It is a community-owned cooperative bookstore. The 1915 building, originally home to Merchants Bank, was built after the 1914 fire in Durham. It is a Neoclassical Revival-style building with massive, majestic Ionic columns that define its street-facing storefront. It later became Hood Industrial Bank and was then used for businesses like Letters. Letters opened back in 2013 at a nearby location and moved into its current space in 2021. I wish I had gone to the second floor to see the stained glass ceiling. So that just means I will need to make another shopping visit. I need to give myself more time so I can find something for me to read next time.

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Letters Bookshop - Upstairs windows very very nice :)

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