Anytime I am in town, I always stop and find a treasure or two. The staff is always friendly.read more

Things are priced less than what I would expect. The people that work there are friendly and…read morehelpful.

I did some spring cleaning this past week and had a truck load of stuff to get rid of. I found out…read moreabout Rescued Treasures a few weeks ago. Great cause helping the Humane Society. We dropped off our stuff in the designated space out back. Then we went inside to buy more junk. Everything was marked super cheap. And the store was very clean and well organized. Friendly service at check out too.

I used to really like this thrift store. Mainly because they support the humane shelter. But for…read moresome reason they have raised their prices like buying new items. Come on people, these items you're selling were donated to you. I'll be shopping other thrift stores, this place is ridiculous.

I have been a Goodwill fan for 12-14 years. I am done. Between the ridiculous prices and the trash…read morethat has been priced and put out on the shelves, I just can't anymore. I will go to other resale shops or resale shops that are funding a particular special needs group.

I visit A LOT of Goodwills, both in Illinois and across the Midwest. What I have learned is each…read moreGoodwill has it's own flavor, based on the type of items that are donated form the local community and quality of merchandise the management team deems "of value" to place on their floor. Thirdly there is the variable of my own taste and values. With that said, this is fun Goodwill to shop. They seem to have oddly unique items and prices are decent. I think they could work a little harder at blocking the merchandise, but maybe I arrived after a busy session.

I always make a point of visiting this thrift store when I am in the Hartford area or picking up…read morefamily from Bradley. I always walk out with some wonderful items.

Great finds at great prices! Lots of hidden treasures to find and a really great staff too! Very…read morehelpful!!

I come to Rockville once a year for an event and this is my go-to spot for coffee, I also am able…read moreto sit here and get my work done it's not normally Busy in the week time, the ambiance here in decor definitely add to the experience. My only thing is I wish they opened earlier than 9am, but I can understand in this town It appears as though the entire area the sort of a 9 to 5. But I still love this place It will probably come here everyday that I'm in town.

While passing through Rockville I was looking for a Latte and came across Urban Farmchic. As I…read morewalked up to the entrance I could tell this place would be special by the décor outside. I couldn't believe my luck when I walked in the discover this adorable shop with handmade items and gifts and a coffee shop in one! There were many drinks to choose from. I ordered the English Toffee Latte. Although I wished it was a bit stronger, I still had a wonderful experience and will stop again when passing through.

Good variety of books, which we were looking for. The clothing is well organized. Overall good…read morevalue for our purchases. Recommend shopping there.

Excellent store, friendly staff, fair prices. They sell mostly clothes, all properly categorized,…read more but also sell homegoods, books, music, movies, jewelry and even some vintage collectibles. Store is very clean and organized.

A little history about the building this is in…read more The McGregor House was built in 1885. It is located in Brazil, Indiana. This former bed and breakfast was turned into the local YMCA back in the 1920's. In the 1940's the gymnasium was added onto the home. The gymnasium has original hardwood floors and subway tiles. The house was restored in 1998. https://www.thebraziltimes.com/blogs/2170/entry/74184 The Antique / Resale shop is located in the gymnaisym. The basket ball hoops and scoreboard are still up. They use I'd guess about 3/4 of the space for display of goods. Prices were a bit higher then I expected. They do have some beautiful pieces. I'm just not sure worth the price. The owner was friendly. She along with the two other customers weren't wearing masks. I'm going to have to start getting use to that and assume they are vaccinated and not just... Nice shop worth a visit. There are some other beautiful house to look at in the area.

Off the Hinge antiques is one of the nicer antiques stores we have found. They offer a wide variety…read moreof items and have some very nice pieces of wooden furniture !! The place was very well kept and clean! The vibe of the store is hard to beat! The shop keepers were very polite and let you browse at your own pace! I felt like everything was priced well! Be sure to look in all the nooks n crannies and I'm sure you'll find something unique to take home!

I absolutely love this store. Staff is super helpful and polite, the variety of things they have is…read moreawesome, and the prices are out of this world! Their sales are amazing and you can always find something fun to buy! Plus, their help in the community is just fantastic! Stop in and give them a try!!

This is my favorite place to take visiting grandchildren. I give them $10 - $20 each and let them…read morebuy a bunch of stuff. Then they spend the rest of the day creating something out of it all. They love it and are so proud of their creations!

What a special store this is. The concept and mindfulness from this store is very lovely…read more You can get reused items that can be repurposed at a student friendly price. I've gotten a jar for my utensils, post cards, and even sand paper.

They sell houseplants here! They're at the entrance of the store in little cups. Some of them look…read moremore like starters and clippings, but still, you can take home a little plant friend for about $1. Other than the plants, I didn't really find much about this Salvation Army that impressed me. There are a lot of clothes, and there is a separate section with higher-end clothing that cost more than the other clothes. There are lots of shoes here, too. The walls are lined with housewares and other random things for the home. They were even selling some vintage rock posters.

Online the time they accept donations was incorrect. I loaded up my car with nice/new kids clothes…read moreand head over. I get out, get a bag out and head to the door. A man comes out and says "the website is wrong. it's an hour off. we stopped taking donations for the day". "we don't control the website, it's up in Indy". So they can't call Indy and have them punch in a correct time? obviously everyone there knew because I didn't get a chance to say anything about the website. People don't want to go back and unload at home and come back days later. I went straight to goodwill and they have a drive-thru and came out and took everything.