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Department Stores in Gloucester, MA

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  1. Marshalls - 211 Gloucester Crossing Road

    211 Gloucester Crossing Road, Gloucester MA 01930

    4.4 Superb 111 reviews

    “It's the only department store like it in Gloucester, MA. Residents are lucky to have it. You can find clothing, housewares, furniture, and other items for your home.”

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  2. HomeGoods - 350 Gloucester Crossing Rd

    350 Gloucester Crossing Rd, Gloucester MA 01930

    4.2 Good 34 reviews

    “Gotta love homegoods! Always have everything and more. Today we saw a giant t-rex bronze statute, perfect for any living room. Great inventory and serotonin boost. There was an item without a price tag and we asked someone for a price. The manager was not nice to the employee (who was very kind). This seems to be a trend looking at other reviews. The company should probably look at replacing this manager to drive customer satisfaction.”

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  3. Dollar General - 143 Washington Street

    143 Washington Street, Gloucester MA 01930

    3.9 Good 74 reviews

    “How can one tourist complain about an entire city's bathrooms and give one store a 1-star rating for it. Especially when you're WRONG. Ask an employee for a bathroom. You do better!! This is a good little store where the people work very hard to take care of customers and keep the shelves stocked.”

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