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Paddington Station

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125 E Main St, Ashland, Oregon, 97520, United States
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Oct 23, 2017
Paddington Station is a fun gift store. They have a selection of fashionable, reasonable priced, seasonal women's clothing, accessories (including a large selection of Baggalini bags.) They sell fun, creative things for kids. A large selection of greeting cards. The upper level is all for cooking and dining. There is also a lower level with sale and holiday stuff. The store is beautiful - lots of twinkly lights, good smells from candles and hand lotions. I do wish they had more natural and organic products, and especially more things made in the USA.

Feb 5, 2018
A very fun place to shop in Ashland. We live here and this place is very generous as they have donated to our local radio station in the past. So thumbs up to community and this nice little store.

May 17, 2018
Great store for original gifts. Something for everyone!

Dec 21, 2017
This place is so amazing to stroll through during the Christmas season. It has so many gift ideas and stocking stuffers! I really love the array of high quality kitchen gadgets and baking supplies upstairs.

Feb 27, 2018
A treat to shop here! So many darling things. A wonderful place to shop for affordable gifts!

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