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Old 10-29-2008, 09:44 AM
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I'm a fan of thrift shops and goodwill shops- true treasures can be found- my favorite being the Goodwill store by Union Square in Somerville.

Any other thrift shop fans? Which shops are trhe best?

My mother lives out in Sturbridge-and is a fan of thrift shops- any in her part of the state? thanks!
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^A bunch in New Bedford. Goodwill, Salvation Army, but my favorite is Savers. Building 19 also has some fantastic deals.
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I love the Garment District ("not a district, it's a store") in Kendall Sq in Cambridge. They have dollar a pound deals, lots of vintage, as well as Halloween costumes. They are usually mobbed this time of year, though.
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Have you tried the Salvation Army in Saugus? It's the biggest thrift store I've ever been to. I used to pop in there all the time to dig through their records.
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While we are on the subject, does anyone know of a good women's group to donate my clothes to? I would like to see it go directly to someone instead of a large group like the Salvation Army.
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