You might break a sweat, but you definitely won’t break the bank at this quaint house-turned-thrift store, which makes up for its diminutive size with a moderate selection of quality goods at unbelievably low prices. The stock is comprised of donations made to the church, much of it apparently the unsold leftovers from area yard sales. Clothing, purses, hats, household knickknacks — votives, candy dishes, figurines and the like — as well as kitchen accessories and appliances are all priced at $2 or less apiece. A string of A/C-free sheds lined up in the shady backyard contain a bevy of half-off merchandise, which means you end up walking out with bags full of stuff without spending more than $20. Definitely worth the drive.
This article appears in Sep 19-25, 2007.