All In The Family Glendale Estate Sale
estate sale | 3 day sale | 8 days away
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The address for this sale in Glendale, WI 53209 will be available after 9:00am on Thursday, July 10th, 2025. Dates
Fri
Jul 11
10am to 4pmSat
Jul 12
10am to 4pmSun
Jul 13
10am to 2pmTerms & Conditions
Terms of Sale:
Cash, Check, or Credit/Debit card.
All Items are FINAL, As-Is, NO RETURNS.
Buyers are responsible for removal of purchases by deadline or forfeit items and deposit.
Are you tired of fighting your way with sign up sheets, people starting their own lists, or just plain HOT or COLD? Say no more. Introducing a revolutionary invention called "Take a Number".
Take a number dispenser will be out at 8:30 am.
Step 1: Take a number. One per person. (Numbers are given in numerical order)
Step 2: SAVE your number.
Step 3: Wait in your, nice, comfortable car instead of waiting outside.
Step 4: When it gets close to 10am, start lining up.
Step 6: When your number is called, bring your ticket to the door.
Step 7: You must TURN IN your ticket and smile to gain entry.
Cash, Check, or Credit/Debit card.
All Items are FINAL, As-Is, NO RETURNS.
Buyers are responsible for removal of purchases by deadline or forfeit items and deposit.
Are you tired of fighting your way with sign up sheets, people starting their own lists, or just plain HOT or COLD? Say no more. Introducing a revolutionary invention called "Take a Number".
Take a number dispenser will be out at 8:30 am.
Step 1: Take a number. One per person. (Numbers are given in numerical order)
Step 2: SAVE your number.
Step 3: Wait in your, nice, comfortable car instead of waiting outside.
Step 4: When it gets close to 10am, start lining up.
Step 6: When your number is called, bring your ticket to the door.
Step 7: You must TURN IN your ticket and smile to gain entry.
All In The Family Estate Sales LLC
Description & Details
Did you know….
Located only 3 minutes from the sale, Kletzsch Park Has an Unmarked Native Burial Mound. Inside Kletzsch Park, beyond the archery range and wooded trails, there is a Native American effigy mound believed to be thousands of years old — shaped like a bird. It's unmarked by signage, but known to local historians and those familiar with indigenous Ho-Chunk and Menominee heritage. Here is the link to the 1850 map:
https://www.wisconsinhistory.org/Records/Image/IM100488#:~:text=Map%20showing%20Indian%20mounds%20and,Indian%20Prairie%20on%20the%20map.&text=The%20area%20is%20currently%20known,Increase%20Lapham's%20Antiquities%20of%20Wisconsin.
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