Across Maryland, of the 480 thrift stores we list, 422 give a phone number, 86 publish opening hours and 310 have a website. 124 are branches of national chains — Goodwill (73), Salvation Army (12), Habitat for Humanity (10); the remaining 356 are independent. By what they offer: 121 accept donations, 68 have a furniture section, 52 sell online.
Maryland in numbers
How we count- Rank 46 of 51 for stores per person7.7
7.7 per 100,000 residents; the national figure is 10.2. - 18.3% run by Goodwill, The Salvation Army or St. Vincent de Paul88
68.5% independent; nationally the big three hold 20.3%. Largest chains here: Goodwill (73), Savers / Value Village (29), Habitat for Humanity ReStore (13). - 21 stores publish a weekly sale, 13 a senior discount21
Which stores offer them is marked on each card below; ask the store for current terms. - 4 listings updated by their owners4
Owners send corrections by email; we apply them and mark the card with the date.
Cities
Largest first. Towns with a single thrift store are listed further down this page.
- Baltimore44
- Hagerstown17
- Rockville14
- Frederick13
- Salisbury12
- Easton11
- Cambridge9
- Cumberland9
- Glen Burnie9
- Lutherville Timonium8
- Annapolis7
- Berlin7
- Elkton7
- Ellicott City7
- Gaithersburg7
- Laurel7
- Oakland7
- Pasadena7
- Bel Air6
- Cockeysville6
- Aberdeen5
- Edgewood5
- Fallston5
- Hyattsville5
- Middle River5
- Ocean City5
- Silver Spring5
- Waldorf5
- Westminster5
- Bethesda4
- Chester4
- Dundalk4
- Joppa4
- Temple Hills4
- Bladensburg3
- Chestertown3
- Chevy Chase3
- Columbia3
- Crofton3
- Denton3
- Edgewater3
- Elkridge3
- Emmitsburg3
- Kensington3
- Leonardtown3
- Lexington Park3
- Mt Airy3
- North East3
- Odenton3
- Parkville3
- Prince Frederick3
- Reisterstown3
- Rising Sun3
- Towson3
- Union Bridge3
- Arnold2
- Bowie2
- Clinton2
- Damascus2
- Deale2
- Essex2
- Federalsburg2
- Frostburg2
- Gambrills2
- Germantown2
- Grantsville2
- Halethorpe2
- Hampstead2
- Hancock2
- Havre De Grace2
- Hughesville2
- Joint Base Andrews2
- Middletown2
- Nottingham2
- Olney2
- Owings Mills2
- Preston2
- Princess Anne2
- Queenstown2
- Rosedale2
- Savage2
- Smithsburg2
- St Leonard2
- St Michaels2
- Suitland2
- Sykesville2
- Thurmont2
- Upper Marlboro2
- Walkersville2
- Abingdon1
- Accokeek1
- Bel Alton1
- Bishopville1
- Boonsboro1
- Braddock Heights1
- Brentwood1
- Brooklyn1
- Brooklyn Park1
- Brookview1
- Bryantown1
- California1
- Camp Springs1
- Catonsville1
- Centreville1
- Charlotte Hall1
- College Park1
- Crisfield1
- Darlington1
- Delmar1
- Derwood1
- Dunkirk1
- Eden1
- Forest Hill1
- Forestville1
- Fort Meade1
- Frq1
- Greensboro1
- Gwynn Oak1
- Henderson1
- Hurlock1
- Jessup1
- Kitzmiller1
- La Plata1
- Landover Hills1
- Lavale1
- Linthicum1
- Linthicum Heights1
- Lothian1
- Lusby1
- Marion Station1
- Mechanicsville1
- Millersville1
- Millington1
- Monrovia1
- Mt Rainier1
- Mt Savage1
- Newburg1
- North Beach1
- Ocean Pines1
- Owings1
- Oxon Hill1
- Parkton1
- Phoenix1
- Pikesville1
- Pittsville1
- Pocomoke City1
- Poolesville1
- Pylesville1
- Ridge1
- Rock Hall1
- Severna Park1
- Skyesville1
- Takoma Park1
- Timonium1
- West River1
- White Marsh1
- Whiteford1
- Willards1
- Windsor Mill1
Maryland, by feature
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Research
All guides and studies- Thrift Stores per Person: Which States Have the Most (2026 Data)
- Thrift Store Deserts: US Towns Where the Nearest Thrift Store Is More Than 20 Miles Away
- Who Runs America’s Thrift Stores? Chain vs. Independent Shares by State (2026 Data)
- Which Thrift Stores Take Furniture — and Which Will Pick It Up
- Donating to Thrift Stores: Where to Drop Off and How the IRS Deduction Works
- Thrift Stores That Sell Online: How Many Shops Run a Web Store, State by State
- Where Your Thrift Store Purchase Goes: The Causes America's Charity Shops Fund
- Best Days to Go Thrifting: Weekly Sales, Color Tags and Senior Discounts
Good to know about thrift stores in Maryland
Where to sell used clothes for cash?
Resale shops, consignment boutiques, and buy-out stores across Maryland pay cash on the spot for clean, trendy apparel. Bring gently used items in good condition during trade hours for immediate evaluation. You can browse 480 verified secondhand locations across Maryland to find buyers near you.
Where to sell bridal gown?
Specialty bridal consignment boutiques and online wedding gown resale platforms purchase or accept pre-owned dresses across Maryland. Most buyers require gowns to be professionally cleaned and under five years old. Check 480 listings across Maryland to locate bridal consignment specialists near you.
Where to buy cheap picture frames?
Thrift stores, estate clearance centers, and discount home goods retailers throughout Maryland carry affordable picture frames. Secondhand frames can easily be refreshed with a coat of paint or new glass matting. Browse 480 secondhand outlets across Maryland to find budget framing options.
Where to sell old vhs tapes?
Nostalgia shops, vintage media retailers, and online collector marketplaces buy rare or cult-classic VHS tapes in Maryland. Common movie releases carry low resale value, but horror titles, limited runs, and sealed tapes remain sought after. Browse 480 vintage media spots across Maryland to find potential buyers.
How to sell a wedding dress?
Clean and inspect your dress, photograph key details, and list it with specialized bridal consignment shops or pre-owned gown platforms in Maryland. Setting realistic pricing based on designer name, condition, and purchase year increases sales probability. Discover 480 bridal resale listings across Maryland to find selling venues.