Some might call it a mess. I see it as a massive treasure hunt. If you love finding secondhand…read moreknickknacks, collectible toys, costume jewelry, bottles, frog memorabilia... you name it. If you can't find what you are looking for, dig harder. I could get lost in this store. A toy/antique/treasure hunter's dream.

wow. this is heaven for someone like me who loves to search through every nook and cranny for…read morethings i didn't know i couldn't live without. the owner is wonderful and she's open on saturdays, but has her phone number on the door so you can call and if she's available, she'll open the store up. i'm already planning a trip when i pass through town again. i loved the history of the area that the owner shared.

I love this store! They have a great variety of furniture and lots of one-of-a-kind items. I like…read moreto check in once in a while to see what they've added....their thrift room has some good bargains also, depending on what you're looking for or what catches your eye.

I stopped in while on vacation. Home Again Consignment Shop had a great variety of nice items. They…read moreeven had a large room of 70% off items. The staff was very friendly and helpful.

We decided to stop here as our 3 hours "get out and stretch" stop on July 4. It was really a nice…read morelittle town and true america on the 4th of July. We had our dog with us and stoppped in a rock store that was dog friendly, took photos and relaxed before jumping back in the car. It was a lot of fun and I think the pencil was my favorit.e

This is where the magic happens. There are always new things they are working on. When I was there…read moreit was a huge golf club. In a effort to bring more tourists to Casey, IL. Jim Bolin, the business owner behind this revitalization wanted to see his town thrive again and is the man responsible for conceiving and building the town's roadside attractions. Some hold the record of "World's Largest" such as the rocking chair, wide chimes, working mailboxe while others are described as "very big" like the ruler, pencil, and birdcage. If you are traveling anywhere in the vicinity you should swing through. Some of the giant things are near the Workshop while others are scattered around town. Plan on spending at least half a day. We ended up spending the night.

Cute lil shop with lots of good deals. Will definitely be back when in the area again.read more

Great little thrift store in Arthur. The volunteers are always pleasant and helpful. The store is…read moreclean and well organized. They have housewares, clothing, purses, jewelry, toys, kids clothes/books, and many more items. Highly recommend you stop and check it out!

This store prices donated items higher than the new store bought labels. Shame on them. See for…read moreyourself in the photos below. They are also very stand offish when approached. People of color beware, confederate flags are being sold here. Spoke with Habitat Corp and filed a formal report. The store manager Angela Flair called me back, she advised me that she took down the item, however she became offended and angry when I gave her my personal experienc. She said "I was attacking her" when i was only describing my personal experiences at this store and laughed at me when i told her i would file an additional report. I immediately filed another report with Habitat Corp and waiting follow up. FOLLOW UP, Spoke with executive manager Melissa McDaniel, she apologized for the treatment we received and for the behavior of the store manager. She advised me that our experience does not represent the views of Habitat Restore and assured me that she will speak with Angela and that this will not happen again.