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7220 Melrose Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90046

323-934-8684 

http://www.necromance.com  

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7220 Melrose Ave. Los Angeles CA 90046

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  • 10 Great Stores in L.A. For Goth Gifts

    10 Great Stores in L.A. For Goth Gifts

    By Liz Ohanesian | Thu, December 13, 2012

    See also: *Clockwork Couture, L.A.'s Premiere Steampunk Fashion Spot You've reached the holiday shopping homestretch, but there's one final gift that's driving you mad. Maybe it's for your sibling, o... More »

  • Top 10 Weirdest Stores in Los Angeles

    Top 10 Weirdest Stores in Los Angeles

    By Tanja M. Laden | Thu, April 19, 2012

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  • andeey18
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    | San Francisco, CA | 7 Reviews

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    | Tue, October 5, 2010

    A store full of oddities. It's like natural science meets The Addams Family. They sell things ranging from Preserved Bats in Antique jars to stuffed blackbirds to gothic style jewelry to baby coffins. A very INTERESTING store to say the least. I always go back.

  • madeleinehorn
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    | Los Angeles, CA | 7 Reviews

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    | Sun, March 14, 2010

    the curio shop you can't get out of!

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  • 2010 | Best Shopping on the Other Side (1991)

    Thanks to Ed Hardy and one too many trendy discount shops, Melrose has been dying a slow and painful death for some time now. Ironically, Necromance -- L.A.’s premier one-stop shop for all things dead, morbid and museum-like -- is thriving. So much so that owner Nancy Smith opened a second shop a couple spaces down not too long ago. The original store first opened a block away back in 1991, and while it’s always carried an impressive array of skulls (human and animal),... More »

  • 2008 | Best Shops for Breaking Melrose Montony: Shopping Beyond 
the Grave

    Once the city's ultimate cutting-edge shopping mecca, Melrose Avenue has become more akin to downtown L.A.'s Santee Alley and Hollywood Boulevard over the past several years, a hodgepodge of hoochie wear, bongs, bellybutton rings and gaudy Ed Hardy gear. Higher-end designers like Marc Jacobs, Miss Sixty and Diesel may have chic'd up the street west of Fairfax, but walking east from there to La Brea is another story. Cheap heaps and bored shop workers standing on the sidewalks abound... More »

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