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    Kaminski House Museum

    4.6 (9 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 4:30 pm
    Updated 1 week ago

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    Habitat For Humanity of Horry County - Entrance.

    Habitat For Humanity of Horry County

    (2 reviews)

    Very large store. Decent selection on second-hand furniture but priced a bit higher than goodwill…read moretype stores. It's going to a good cause so just remember that! ;) We picked up a couple large frames for $10 each in great condition. The far back room through the double doors in where lots of home improvement type things are. Just like any thrifting you'll find lots of junk and a couple gems.

    This Habitat for Humanity was the first one I had ever been in. It is a series of 3 showrooms in…read moreone. Items are donated and then sold to provide money for Habitat to keep helping the needy. The first showroom is furniture, couches, dining sets, curios and even some electronics. I found a barely or never used Ethan Allen couch and I paid $100 for it. That's a pretty amazing deal. The second, small showroom is household items. Paintings, books, vases, dishes, pots and pans, as well as linens. Seasonal items are found here, as well as CD's and other miscellaneous items. The third and final showroom is like an open warehouse with building supplies, large appliances, doors, jacuzzi's, lamps, and so much more. There are toilets, windows, doorknobs and tools. The items sold here are so inexpensive, if you keep coming back there's always a find. If you don't find what you are looking for, every week more and more donations come in. Some donations are from individuals and others are from companies. Although some items are used, they must be in resell condition. For open packaged items, always check that there are no parts missing, if they are, you may be able to pick up the part at your local hardware store. I have made purchases here, as well as donations. This store is a treasure and it is win-win for all.

    Kaminski House Museum - museums - Updated May 2026

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