You can buy a creepy giant teddy bear or a Dairy Queen ice cream machine.
Lakeforest Mall is auctioning off this oversized stuffed bear. Photograph courtesy of Capital Online Auctions.
Gaithersburg’s behemoth shopping center, which closed in March after more than four decades, is holding ato get rid of all the random junk left inside after the stores moved out—signage, kiosks, decor, and some mysterious items, like a creepy giant stuffed bear. Bidding, which is open now through early July, starts at $1 for anything.
Lakeforest Mall is auctioning off a huge lot of its holiday decorations. Photograph courtesy of Capital Online Auctions.
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