2.3.4. Store

This place is a real gem for vintage 80s/90s pieces, which really surprised me! There were multiple racks that had 80s, 90s, and 2000s pieces at fantastic prices ($3 and under). Seller was very kind and was wiling to negotiate with other customers as I observed. Don't pass this one up, especially if you're searching for 80s and 90s pieces.

This thrift store is located on two blocks of storefronts in historic Bushnell on 301 that feature antiques and used items. I visited on a Thursday just before noon and all of the other stores were closed even though their posted hours said they were open. 234 Thrift was the only one open. Ms. Strong, who operates 234, confirmed she is open Monday thru Saturday from 9am to 5pm and by appointment on Sundays. I uploaded a picture of her business card in case you need to contact her. The store has free on street parking directly in front of the store which is shared with the other stores if they ever open. It's tricky opening up car doors on the driver's side because 301 is a busy road, so be careful with getting out and with loading your purchases. 234 has a wide variety of used items for sale. There are decorations, small household appliances, framed paintings, some furniture in good condition, some clothes, shoes and belts, books, DVDs and videos, some jewelry, some collectibles. The store is quite deep, so even though it looks skinny from the outside, there is a lot of retail space inside. I know they accept cash but i forgot to check to see if they accept credit cards (me bad). There are no public restrooms. Ms. Strong was very pleasant. 8 intend to return with some friends.

i placed a bag on hold filled with items one of them being a camera that was originally 15 but when i called they changed the price to 25. they wrote over the price knowing i was planning on coming back. and the camera doesn’t even work.