Great Northern Liquidation

My husband recently purchased for me a Singer Simple 3232 sewing machine from GNL. We weren’t sure what to expect, would it really work well for the low price he paid? Well, when I opened it up, it was almost new out of the box. You can tell that GNL cleaned it up and ran it through its paces (the bobbin had thread in it and the needle was threaded correctly). It had the original owners manual, extra needles, bobbins, and a pair of scissors. It sews like a dream! I am thrilled with the purchase and will be back to look for more treasures!

Variety of used but still useful items for a decent price. Kind staff.

Great folks who are so friendly and helpful! LOTS of merchandise, especially furniture, with some really nice tables and chairs; a bunk bed set I loved but don't need. Come check it out...you won't leave empty-handed!

Really neat place for used furniture. Very friendly and helpful. Great prices.

Great people, reasonable prices and something different in stock every time.

Love this place, great quality furniture. Can view online. By appt. only so call.

They have tons of great furniture for great prices!

Lots of interesting stuff..nice pricing🙂

Excellent selection , great deals

GNL has a fantastic selection of used furniture, housewares, tools and bric-a-brac. Many of their offerings are vintage/antique and can be purchased at very reasonable prices. Their stock is always changing. It can be challenging to find things but the staff is very helpful. Some areas of their space are unheated and best visited during warmer months.

Lots of furniture and other house hold items to check out. Some great old antiques to choose from. Stop by sometime and see what they have. You won't be disappointed.

Things change daily for whether or not delivering a purchase will cost you an extra $20 but it is posted that delivery is available so one assume that it's included.

Tons of stuff. Something for everyone, some stuff is a little pricey.

nice selection, HOWEVER, whatever you purchase with a sticker on it (a high percentage) will have to be doctored at home with whatever elbow grease or expensive solvent you are obliged to provide. This problem is just as bad as the ridiculous packing tape FUBAR that Goodwill uses on all of their smaller items which render them nearly unusable and has caused a drop in patronage.

Sold them a wood stove in decent shape took the 50 dollars she offered for it then see she is asking 300 for it. Not saying that the store shouldnt make more than they pay but that much of a difference.

Was in the process of buying something and they sold it. Very poor customer service