Department Stores in Marion, IN

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  1. 4114 South Western Avenue, Marion IN 46953

    4.5 Superb 165 reviews

    “They have a good selection of clothing for all people, and quite a bit of other things to check out as well. I always like to stop by their seasonal section to see what new items they have. The store is always clean. Their downfall is how pushy they are with the credit cards, I do understand they need a certain amount of people to sign up to meet a quota, but still.”

  2. 4212 South Western Avenue, Marion IN 46953

    4.6 Superb 122 reviews

    “Love TJ Maxx! One of my favorite stores. Name brand salon hair products for 1/4 cost of cost. Perfume bargaind on name brands. Beautiful jewelry selection especially the rings made in Israel. Top Dog products for amazing prices. Too much to list but always unique products,!”

  3. 1401 West 26th Street, Marion IN 46953

    4.4 Superb 54 reviews

    “Lots of options. Quick check out. Cashier didn't announce she was open even though there was a line with the other cashier. She needs some training. Our cashier was very professional”

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  5. 1401 W 26th St, Marion IN 46953

    4.2 Good 121 reviews

    “This place is awesome. It is under new ownership, and the inventory has increased tremendously. Was very impressed with the staff, they were incredibly helpful and loaded my heavy items not only on the cart for me but also on my truck. Thanks”

  6. 3416 South Western Avenue, Marion IN 46953

    4.1 Good 82 reviews

    “I always love coming in this place. I often do online orders and Pick up. Never had an issue getting my Order. They have always had the dog food I purchase in stock.”

  7. 3240 South Western Avenue, Marion IN 46953

    3.2 Average 245 reviews

    “Other than the parking lot, I love this place. It definitely has some of the best pricing in town. The ability to do an order online for pickup or delivery is so helpful! Many Great Value products are great, and sometimes preferred over name brands.”

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