It was so nice to go into the store vs buying on line…read more Def a little crazy on Black Friday but the sales were good. Store was set up where you can get to the items.

More home decor than antiques…read more Books, jewelry, some tools and MREs. Found a tray with an old Coca-Cola motif. Little bit of browsing for everyone. Clean and friendly. If you are in the area and you like to thrift, this place will be a pleasant experience.

Pretty large tgrift store with lots to choose from. Located in an old strip center and looks like…read moreall the market. My pictures only show half the store.

If I could rate a "0" I would. After a sudden and tragic death I lost my only sister. 1 1/2 years…read moreand these people are mailing me their donation requests at LEAST twice a week. I have emailed, I have called, I have written to them. I do not understand what they don't get. My sister named them as a $5000.00 beneficiary in her will and if I knew then what I know not I would have never sent them a dime. I called on Thursday and was told a manager would call me back. FAT CHANCE! All I want is for them to STOP MAILING CRAP to my home.

From the owner: In 1865, William Booth and his wife Catherine established the Christian Mission, later known as the…read moreSalvation Army, aiming to combat poverty and religious indifference with military precision. Booth structured the organization like the British army, with uniformed ministers as “officers” and new members as “recruits.” The Christian Mission, which granted women equal ranks to men, initiated “campaigns” in London’s poorest areas, starting with soup kitchens and expanding to offer various forms of aid. Renamed in 1878, The Salvation Army opened its first U.S. branch in Pennsylvania two years later. During the Great Depression, it provided essential services, and it played significant roles in both world wars. Today, headquartered in London, it operates in over 130 countries, running evangelical centers, hospitals, rehabilitation programs, community and social work centers, secondhand stores, and more. Funding comes from voluntary contributions and publication sales.

Closed on the Tuesday in January we stopped. South of town a bit on Hwy 701 on West (right) side…read moreof road. Not well marked.

Good people. Nice and friendly customer service. The saying "One man's trash is another man's…read moretreasure" holds true here. Antique shopping can be fun.

Found very nice summer shirts there but for donations free they could do better on there prices…read morewhen this time is tight for the customers.?

To finish off our 6th day, my wife and I went to a nearby Goodwill, the third one on our Carolina…read moretrip. It's one large warehouse floor, with mostly neatly sorted clothes on hangers occupying the space. Each item was individually priced. Like the other Goodwills in the area, the sales floor was mostly women's clothes with some furniture, books, and toys in the back area. My wife did buy some more blouses to take back home.

The first time I came was for a sidewalk sale happening in the little shopping center. I walked in…read moreand the decor was so unique and beautiful! Everything comes together so well in the shop. I bought a beautiful dress my first time in and have come back a few times since (whenever I'm in town). I just got a few more shirts there yesterday! The staff is always very friendly and helpful! It's clean and easy to find sizes and try on whatever you need. Their clothes are cute and they have some fun little things you can't find elsewhere. Definitely worth a stop in!

Came into this store waiting for our dinner reservation. The interior decor is so professional and…read moregorgeous just being inside was special. Super cute stuff all pieces can be dress down or night out, wish I could have bought more!! The owner was present and was super friendly and patient with us. Very relaxing experience. If you're in the area this place is a gem. The buying is so well done everything in the store you will want.