Toy Pit collectibles store plans move to 38th and College

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4 thoughts on “Toy Pit collectibles store plans move to 38th and College

    1. I hate to admit it but you’re absolutely correct with your statement on security. I actually grew up close to the area and certain parts can get a little shaky at times but all in wasn’t the worse area in the city. Im sure the owners are fully aware of the atmosphere they’re locating to.

  1. Welcome to the neighborhood! Excited to have you join the growing list of businesses and residents who see the potential in the area. I have been working on 38th street since 2017, at the old Chase Bank building between Washington and Delaware. It has been a wonderful experience.

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