True Salida

Just want to give a shout-out to this wonderful store and Sharon who works there. I've stopped in a couple of times on Colorado road trips and there are some real treasures that make the store a great place to browse. On my most recent visit, I bought a painting and needed it shipped to Seattle. Sharon took down my info and said she'd make the arrangements with a local shipping company. When she investigated, she felt the price was too high so she created your own packaging and took my purchase to a spot in Denver (the next time she headed there), arranging for it to be shipped at one-third the original quote. So above and beyond!What's more, when I called to make the final payment arrangements, I immediately recognized Sharon's friendly voice from when I was in the store. It's because of Sharon that my partner commented, then and now, "I love Coloradans!" Yes, she's excellent PR for the entire state. Worth a visit. It's going to be a regular stop for me whenever I'm passing through.

Wow, oh wow! What a great antique store. Soooo many good finds here that I wish I could have brought home. Truly beautiful things in this store.

Nice collection of vintage booths with a little bit of everything well curated. Take your time because there are a lot of treasures here.

I Enjoy This Thrift Shop. Whenever I Go In, I'm Guaranteed To Have A Huge Grin On My Face By The Time I Leave. If You're Looking For Typewriters Here, There's Always At Least One In Stock, And The Prices For Them Are Always Fair. However, Never Shop For Cameras Here. Don't Get Me Wrong, They Have Plenty. But, All Of Them Are Highly Overpriced. For Example, There Selling 4 Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Cameras Separately; Each One Running You Back About 50$. Yet, According To "McKeown's Price Guide To Antique Cameras: 11th Edition", The Cameras Are Only Worth 10-20$, And Only 1-10$ With The Flash Attachment! Don't Let This Deter You Though. It Is Still A Must See For Any Antique Fanatic!