“Great little thrift store. Lots of clothes and nothing gross and stinky like the goodwill. Also a nice variety of shoes and home goods. They have some days with fill a bag for cheap. Worth the trip.”
“⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
I was driving through town and randomly stumbled across Butler’s Auction today.
It’s a little tucked back and the signage isn’t the easiest to spot at first, but if you’re looking for it, it’s the big warehouse-style building just to the right of the firehouse.
Honestly, this place is a hidden gem. It’s basically a treasure hunt once you walk in. There’s a huge mix of stuff, from older vintage pieces to newer pallet-type inventory, glassware, books, collectibles, and random items you didn’t even know you wanted. I even came across a few things that looked like they dated back to the 1950s.
For the amount of inventory they have, I thought it was organized surprisingly well. It’s obviously a lot to manage, but the layout makes it easy enough to walk through and browse without feeling overwhelmed.
Ended up finding a few really solid pickups. Definitely worth stopping in if you enjoy thrifting, auctions, estate-sale type finds, or just hunting for deals.
Only heads-up: bring cash if you can. They charge a 4% fee for card payments.”
“Take note, Greedwill. This is what a thrift shop needs to be. I absolutely love Haven house and make a mission to go in there at least once every couple weeks. Their candles are awesome and smell great. They work great for the price and will 100% burn all the way, not just in the center. Also, their local honey is awesome.”