We made a special trip to find them. Advertised as open fri sat and sunday. They were closed.read more

From the owner: We are also looking for folks to sell their wares at our antique store. We currently have vendor…read morespace available at our flea market, both booth rental and shelf rental space is available. Contact us at (740) 348-5886 for more details on a space rental.

Super cute thrift/vintage store. The owner is also really lovely, definitely coming back!read more

From the owner: At Maynards Upscale Thrift Stores we specialize in bringing you upscale quality name brand men's…read morewomen's and children's clothing and accessories at thrift store prices.

As close as you will find as an authorized Woolrich store, but it's not. However it may be…read moreconsidered or was an authorized Boy Scout dealer at one time and still has items for purchase. Other items in a case are vintage Scouts items not for sale. Cornell's is a time capsule that must be experienced. When in Newark just before Thanksgiving my hotel recommended when I forgot my coat back home. It was a short walk from the Doubletree. The store is on the main drag. Upon entering your immediately taken back to another time period of the old general stores. The amount of inventory on the walls, on the tables, well literally every where you look. There is new, there is vintage new such as concert T shirts from the 60's & 70's. What is not there is an odor, the place has no old stinky smell that you may imagine. Plus some items that the owner would never sell on display such as Levi's jeans that date back to the company's start and probably worth tens of thousands. Mr. Cornell, the owner in his 70's has stories he will share if you have time about the family history and four generations of operation. The location was originally a stage coach stop, but Cornell's has their own history too! Like Fats Domino playing pool with the owners Father in the 1950's. They also have an antique juke box dating to the early 40's. The passion that Mr. Cornell brings to the business is what really stands out in my mind. He offers quality merchandise and is proud of the history dating back almost a hundred years. You cannot find another store in the country that compares. It would be impossible! In my opinion he should set up an online store. The items are just so unique and there would be demand nationwide. I walked out with a classic Woolrich red and black checkerd jacket that set me back $250 or so. Don't miss this store if your even within hours.

It's very simple for me , the owner is too lazy to answer the phone . He does pick it up but does…read morenot say hello and hangs it right back up . Not a very good business practice ! If you can't take time to answer a simple question , then I can't take time to shop at your store !

I used to love all the goodwill stores. This past year, prices are too high and you can't find…read moretreasures anymore. I don't know if that happened because of certain items being auctioned off now. Goodwill isn't fun to shop anymore sad to say.

Buyer Beware!! My husband and I were in the area for a doctor's appointment. He decided to visit…read morethe Licking/Knox Goodwill store in that strip mall while I was being seen. He spotted a Vizio 47" TV and got very interested. When I joined him there, I asked 'can I plug it in' to make sure this was working properly. The manager stated she did NOT have an outlet to use for this purpose.! But that we could take it home (28 miles away) and bring it back in 24 hours for a refund. I had never been to a thrift store that didn't allow you to plug in an electronic purchase! But my husband's excitement got the best of him and he dragged it home with us. It cost $149.99, not at all a thrift store bargain.... Needless to say, the TV is 'on its last legs', needs 6 tubes costing $20.00 each and he didn't drag it back for a refund. His 'fault' but my point is that this store is not run with the same honesty or service that we would expect from a charitable organization. Buyer coming HERE beware!!