The Salvation Army Thrift Store

Clean store, organized very well. I go there looking for cool stuff and have found some really nifty things at great prices.

A bit- or alot of everything! Not too crowded but interestingly busy. Great variety of food trucks and live music which fits in with the museum, fiddles and banjos. Amazing handmade products and wholesome produce!

Great place to stop, shop and slop! The good ole Sally Anne's reminds me of being a child. Back then second hand stores were not mainstream. Plus, thrifty spenders are a constant, so, this growing segment is not a trend - they're a mainstay.

I feel so ripped off! There are big signs all over the store advertising that all sweaters are on sale for $2 so I searched through the racks and picked a couple out but when I went to pay my total seemed kind of high so as it was going through I was adding up all of my stuff and realized that I was charged full price for the sweaters and when I asked about it I was told that the sale didn't start until tomorrow and there was small printed dates on the signs that were barely noticeable and since my transaction already went through there was nothing they could do about it. So I ended up paying nearly $20 for 2 sweaters that I thought were going to be only $4. I will never be shopping here again! My items weren't even bagged yet and they wouldn't let me change my mind to not purchase these overpriced items that I never would have even looked at if there hadn't been sale signs posted all over the store.

pretty good finds, it’s a bit expensive though.

I went there recently and purchased an electronic item for $14 which seemed high for it. Went home with it and fully tested it to find out it’s broken. Now since you can’t return/exchange anything but clothing I’m screwed with this broken item I wasted $14 because I can’t return or exchange it. Why do you guys sell items that are broken and overpriced and have to let the customers get screwed in every way. Absolutely terrible business practices and policies.

Only place open during a pandemic. This place is pricy for second hand. They had no shame in $25 old coats. A gorgeous Native coat was $129.00. Think pricing is off, at least for now.

This store is an eyesore in the community. The back is always littered with garbage that blows around the area and down neighboring streets. Staff doesn't care when you tell them and just say It's not my job"."

Went to the annual antique and collectible weekend. Great finds, friendly helpful staff.