Neat antique store in this small town near the Idaho border. Big toy collection towards the back of…read morethe store, a large Nancy Drew/Hardy Boys collection and many other antique/vintage books as well, lots of glassware, Avon collectibles, thimbles, antique 78 RPM records from the early 1900s, and much more. Cats follow you around in this place so be aware if you have allergies to cats. Service was OK as well.

The Dusty Attic is a charming antique store with such fair prices! Most recently, I got a vintage…read morewaterfall-style bedside table for $20. Love it. Definitely worth a stop if you're passing through.

Staff great, lots of other choices besides clothes. Location good and pricing is fair with a good…read morevalue /price ratio

You can always find SOMETHING at storm cellar. It probably won't be what you're looking for, but…read morewho can say no to duckling socks?

The only thrift store in town! Selection is somewhat limited, but if you pace your visits you'll…read morehave new stuff to look at every time. Located in Bethman Addition in Kamiah. I bought a gingham dress here for 10 cents. A lot of clothes are 25 cents, shoes are a couple bucks---cheap! Also a great place to look for craft supplies, fabric remnants, etc. They have a little bit of everything.

this is a small town, and it need's more thrift stores, but all in all, it's great. The prices are…read moregood, and they get a lot of things in. It has helped me so much. Thanks loving Hands,

When I saw the signs in front of this shop I had to enter. There are four businesses in one store…read more Thrift store, antique shop, Dog grooming section, and fresh local produce. Very interesting set up...you enter the front door and pass through the four shops and come out the back door on the next street. Two very friendly and interesting ladies run this unique shop. The prices are right out of the seventies. It is like a trip back in time! Located in the heart of the downtown historic district. It is totally funky!

Unorganized very little selection looks like a yardsale that wants to be an antique shop. Didn't…read morelike the vibe

On each visit to Upscale Resale in Clarkston (across 6th Street from the Post Office) I discover…read morenew delights - treasures from other peoples' collections of treasures. It is a fun place to browse. I always find something special to bring home for myself or for a gift. Great prices, too!

From the owner: Upscale consignment shop offering unique gifts, collectibles, artisan crafts, home decor and much…read moremore

Great friendly service. Great selection. Good causes to shop there. They have great attention to…read morevalue and detail.

There's always something waiting to be found at the Hope Center and the prices are reasonable for…read moresecond hand. I stop in regularly to check for books, and often find newer hardback titles for just a couple of dollars. At Christmas time, it's fun to look for ornaments and other treasures. Donations are easy at the drive through area in back. This is where the inventory sold in the store originates, and people are generous!

Very cute, trendy boutique. Got a steal of a deal on a pair of faux snake-skin shoes. Worth…read morechecking out, especially if you are going to Killer Vintage Clothing down the street. Also Born Again Consignment - quite the retail Mecca here on Thain!

This is one of the most Legendery, beautify shops I have ever visited in my life. I drove 50 miles…read moreto shop here and will do it again, many times.

Beautifully curated antique shop with a large variety of furniture on the first floor, and two…read moreother floors of clothes. Most items are reasonably priced too.

Definitely a treasure trove for bargain hunters! Lots of fabulous finds, and yes, a bit…read moreoverwhelming as some of the vendors are not very organized. But worth a stop. ALSO, there is THE MOST AMAZING cake supply store in the middle of the shop. Who knew???

The place is huge, it has that going for it. All the booths are consigned, I guess, different ones…read morewere offering discounts. Some had some good stuff in them, but a lot of them seemed lost in time. Expensive storage for things nobody wants? Found a cool wooden medicine cabinet that was reasonable at $40 and only bought one item, a book for $5. Had to wait at the front counter quite a few minutes after ringing the bell. Good place to kill some time, but I wouldn't go back very often since I don't think the inventory changes much.