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Department Stores in Farmville, VA

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  1. Belk - 1506 South Main Street

    1506 South Main Street, Farmville VA 23901

    3.7 Good 129 reviews

    “I love Belk! It’s 1 of the remaining few brick & motor stores to actually shop! They have great sales and carry lots of name Brand items. I just wish they had a location in Richmond, VA!”

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  2. Tractor Supply Co. - 1507 S Main St

    1507 S Main St, Farmville VA 23901

    3.8 Good 66 reviews

    “Had a had a wonderful time shopping here with the Great Deals they had on the items I wanted I was very excited to see the sale prices. The staff was friendly and I got everything that I wanted so I am very pleased!”

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  3. Five Below - 1550 South Main Street

    1550 South Main Street, Farmville VA 23901

    4.2 Good 8 reviews

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  5. Walmart Photo Center - 1800 Peery Drive

    1800 Peery Drive, Farmville VA 23901

    2.3 Poor 8 reviews

    “I'm currently sitting here while Regina and Lionel are being incredibly patient and kind to not only me, but every customer that has come in. I have a particularly difficult and stubborn order that just won't print correctly and they have both been more than patient while reprinting several photos until they look right. Thanks, Regina and Lionel!”

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  6. Walmart Supercenter - 1800 Peery Dr

    1800 Peery Dr, Farmville VA 23901

    3.2 Average 221 reviews

    “The Walmart app for Farmville works perfectly! I've never been there before and I was in a big hurry. I had no idea where to find stuff. I used the app to find multiple products and each one was accurate! (Many other stores (esp. Lynchburg) are way off!) Thank you so much for not wasting my time!”

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