Remaining stock to be auctioned
A popular tourist attraction is closing its doors for the final time today.
Jurby Junk has been selling bric-a-brac and books in the north of the Island since 1972.
The outlet was originally scheduled to shut down on 1 September, but owner Stella Pixton decided to extend its opening until today, 18 September.
Remaining stock at the site will be sold at auction at a later date.
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