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Lukana's Dream

Category: Consignment Shops
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(802) 234-9444
285 Main
Bethel, VT 05032

Lukana's Dream is a business providing services in the field of Consignment Shops. Lukana's Dream is located in Bethel, VT on 285 Main.

Lukana's Dream telephone number is
(802) 234-9444.

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Lukana's Dream
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Address : 285 Main Bethel, VT 05032
  •   (802) 234-9444
  •   No fax number available
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 Consignment Shops, in Bethel, are shops selling second-hand personalized items which may include clothes, books, furniture, toys, tools, and even automobiles. However,  they need to be in acceptable condition for review and sale. 

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