Small well organized thrift. Very cool area to explore so even if you don't find anything it's a…read moregood day out.

Great selection of clothing, wonderful staff and the money goes to a great cause! The clothes are a…read moregreat value with a nice variety of styles. They have a small home decor section that's reasonable as well. At the end of each month they have even better epic sales and even have free items! The best thrift store in all of the Upper Valley!

Bridgewater Mill is a true thrift store! The Store itself, is big and located right in the…read moreBridgewater Mill's 3rd floor. I think there's an elevator somewhere- just not sure. But once you hit the stairs to the 3rd- Clothes, Shoes, Books, DVDs, etc are on the left. Then Kitchenware, costume jewelry, plus a few other things- are on the right. I totally love their prices! I found a Retroish Mirror for $8 I couldn't leave behind. When I got home, I made sure I cleaned that bad boy thoroughly just to get rid of dust and everything else before hanging up in my Vanity Room. I'll be honest though, I love those hard-to-find clothes and home pieces from the 60s, 70s, 80s and I know I can probably find them here. I just think some of their items are a bit too holly-hobbyish for me. But I know, if I wanted to find another gem and had more time, I'd dig deeper.

Huge thrift store…read more Tons of glassware and other types of kitchenware. Clothing of all types and sizes. Winter. Summer. Men's. Girls. Ladies. Formal. Casual. Hiking. Books from 59 years ago til today on every possible subject. Puzzles. Children's board games. It seems unending. There is so much to choose from. Pricing very reasonable. Well worth a stop if passing by. I parked in back and there was plenty of room.

I always find something amazing to add to my wardrobe. Great deals, and unique stuff.read more

I have taken my business to K-n-K since close to day 1 and I would return and take my business…read morethere even if I moved away (ideally to warmer climes). I expected to find a shop-owner, not a friend, when I began frequenting K-n-K. I found out that she drove her help to work when they were without a car. I like Laurie's story, which is going from banking/corporate to follow her dream of owning a thrift store (c'mon, haven't u always wanted to open your own shop?). And now her dream-come-true is literally bursting at the seams with deals and quality items (consignments must make it past her scrupulous eyes first). Some of the things she offers are Back to school needs, FRESH bedding, and Holiday must-haves. I could spend a gift card here in seconds, and next week too, as changeover is constant. I suggest you come on down and squeeze into the crowd of bargain shoppers at K-n-K. It's NOT an old musty granny store :)

I've spent the last three days at thrift shops and antique stores and HomeGoods and Walmart and…read moreTarget. It gave me a good feel for pricing and availability. This store by far had the best selection and pricing of any of the thrift shops, and there are a lot of them. I didn't even finish my list of shops because I found what I needed here. If you are new to the area and setting up your apartment or house, save yourself some time and stop here first.

Probably one of the best thrifts stores I've ever been to. The have furniture, power tools,…read moredishes, home goods, home improvement items like used doors and windows. There's no way you won't leave with something, definitely worth a visit.

Ellaway's Attic is a unique and wonderful housewares consignment shop located on the second floor,…read morejust in between Sudie's and Zaya's jewelers . They are always getting in new treasures, the pricing is very competitive and there are 5 big rooms to peruse. The employee's are a cheerful bunch that are able to help you find just the right gift or something to spruce up your home. You can also check out there website each week to see a taste of what has come in. www.ellawaysattic.com

I was moving and brought in beautiful full 12 place set of china with all the serving pieces…read morecarefully packed in dishpacks, beautiful silver tea and coffee service with tray and anti-tarnish cover, 14 place antique glass luncheon plates with cups, antique serving pieces. I was downsizing to small place out of state. Was promised three months display and donation ticket if any had to be donated after that period. Did not show for all - or perhaps any -- of the three months, refused donation ticket altho I was promised that at drop off. No agreement to relinquish was ever presented to me at or after drop off until I questioned it later when I received a small check - well before end of three months -- for the few luncheon items sold. To my knowledge the only items displayed were antique luncheon dishes sold just a few pieces of that. Very disappointed in efforts and in failure to keep promise re donated pieces...if ever done.Very disappointed. Would not recommend.

Just want to let people know that this shop is permanently closed. It sounds like it was an…read moreexcellent business run by caring people with great buys!

An excellent thrift store often with new never worn items from the Eastman crowd. The staff is all…read morevolunteer and proceeds benefit Cystic Fibrosis.

Nice selection of vintage items- lighting was ok- some cubicles very low lighting- very interesting…read morefinds with fair prices- all seem market-value. Great selection- his and hers type stuff-would visit again when in the area.

This place reminded me of some of my go-to thrift shops when I was growing up. Tons of random…read morestuff, with some great deals, and others so-so. Staff was friendly, helpful, and welcoming though, and seemed to know their clientele. Looked like they also had a small pantry for people in need, which was nice. This wasn't really a spot for antiques, though I'm sure there were a handful of things that might be called antique in there, but it was more just second hand/ boot sale/ thrift shop stuff. I had just taken an art class making shapes out of old junk, and this place definitely had a good selection for something like that.

There is always something for me to buy. They have a great selection of clothing, books, furniture…read moreetc. It is a good service to the local people. I must say that the higher prices will drive customers away. It is better to sell three pieces at a lower price than none at all. Donations keep coming in and selling them is the hope of all people. Your group needs money in order to help others. Thank you, volunteers.

I love the store. But whoever is pricing your records has no idea what they are doing. "Radio…read morebob" or whatever they call themselves has worthless records for absurd prices like $20... Its not a high end records shop in NYC. Not to mention ANYONE who knows ANYTHING about records would know not to put sticker on the album! Please fire Bob and price your records at $2.00 like every other thrift shop

Supportive staff and good environment! Accessible dressing rooms. A good assortment of womens…read moreclothing! I was excited to find many clothes that fit me.

I love how everyone knows me I use to volunteer there thay are amazing and thay have helped me open…read moreup