Look What I Saw at the Green Center

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Green Center Open March 3, 2018
9 AM - 12 Noon

It was a busy day at the Green Center with a steady stream of donations. It was nice to see the regulars and some new folks. The Green Center is open to residents of New Ipswich & Greenville, but residents can bring a guest. We accept usable household items and clean clothing. Some items we cannot take such as printers, televisions and large furniture. We have limited space so we may refuse some items which we have in abundance such as ice skates. Check with our friendly staff for assistance. A photo gallery of what we saw on February 10, 2018:

Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction
Small Victorian lamp shade 
Glazed teapot set



Nice vacuum cleaner was taken by a customer

You live in an older house in New Ipswich. It is probably haunted, you need to purify it with a smudge stick

Earwax buildup? Blast it away with this home unit. DO NOT use candles, bobby pins or Q-Tips

Great push toy with chomping crocodiles. Solid wood and well made

SOME couple is going to have a great Valentines Day with RED satin sheets. These were taken

One of three large bins full of  toys

Another bin of toys

Look it's R2D2

Hand painted wine glasses

Unique trivets

A bit of nostalgia with Papa Smurf

Location: 661 Turnpike Rd, New Ipswich, NH 03071, USA

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