Behind a Hartley Street frontage a few blocks from the Mall, decades of clothing and curios are packed into a single second-hand room: 1920s dresses through to 1980s jackets, cowboy boots, hats, religious icons, old furniture and general bric-a-brac. The selection leans hard into the eccentric, closer to a curated vintage store than a charity shop, with stock that turns over constantly and staff happy to talk through the provenance of a piece. Hours are short and idiosyncratic, Thursday to Sunday from late morning to early afternoon, in keeping with an operation that runs on its own terms. For a town whose retail otherwise skews to art centres and outdoor outfitters, it is the place for vintage denim, a Western shirt or an odd desert-town keepsake, and it keeps an active social-media following posting fresh finds. A genuine treasure-hunt in Alice Springs' thin secondhand scene.