Lucy Davis Thrift

I wanted to shop at this store but my son and I were unable to enter as it is NOT WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE. There are numerous stairs to enter. When we called we were told they are working on it. Really? Should be open to all people.

Being a small town girl, I have been stuck with just Goodwill and The Salvation Army for my thrifting needs. I knew as soon as I walked into this warehouse (yes it is an endless building of fun) that I had struck gold. They have furniture, crafts, instruments, toys, jewelry, lots of home décor, and knick knacks galore. You could furnish an entire house in just a couple visits. I saw many different styles of things too: vintage, trendy, modern, rustic… all cleaner than I have ever seen and thrift shop.
What to know:
Plan for a long visit, this is not just an in and out kinda place.
No public bathrooms
There is a table buy the register you can place your items as you collect them for purchase. So if you are like me, I had a stack of furniture waiting for me at the end.
This is a must see; I know I am already planning my next visit!