“The best! Each time I visit there’s a treasure to be found and I can’t say enough about the wonderful people who are there to help and keep the stores stocked and looking amazing!”
“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.”