Discount Stores in Washington, IN

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  1. 2201 East National Highway, Washington IN 47501

    4.1 Good 60 reviews

    “It seems like a store that, apart from finding the things I'm looking for, there are things at discounts and I like to buy because I always receive the receipt when purchasing 25 dollars, they give me a 5-dollar discount.”

  2. 1717 IN-57 East, Washington IN 47501

    4.1 Good 18 reviews

    “I went into this store for just a quick stop. The ladies working were so helpful in making sure I found everything I was looking for! I got up to the cash register to pay for my items, and realized that I was a few dollars short, I began digging through my bags, to put items back. The ladies told me not to worry about it, and they picked up the rest of my bill!! I began to tear up, and thanked them for being such wonderful people. I did not catch their names, but, this store is now a favorite of mine!!”

  3. 900 West National Highway Suite 1, Washington IN 47501

    3.9 Good 52 reviews

    “Happy with it's location on the west side of town. Prices are pretty good for the majority of items. Pretty clean inside and out. They have decent service. A little pain parking though, because the paint lines are hardly visable.”

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  5. 301 East Highland Avenue, Washington IN 47501

    3.3 Good 67 reviews

    “I’ve found some good deals, as always at Goodwill! New store since I lived here. I like this new one better. It had been almost twenty years since I’d been to the Washington store. The parking isn’t the best because the place is on a steep hill but it’s still fine.”

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