''When a big building, such as a college library or an old hotel, is demolished, have you ever wondered what happens to all the interesting items that were once inside? Me neither. But, if you have, they may find their way to this 18,500-square-foot warehouse. And every Saturday morning, this warehouse hosts the largest garage sale on the Coast. On your walk to the warehouse, you will notice school buses, an old UPS truck, a stack of new house doors, and hundreds of other items scattered about. No worries—all will be removed prior to closing. However, if you think you may want something to stay, include it in the offer as personal property. Approaching the building you will also notice there the doors across the buildings front marked, from left to right, ''A'' through ''N.'' This building was most likely renting space out to commercial users. However, the current configuration leaves the warehouse pretty much wide open. For truck deliveries, there is a depressed loading dock on the building's west end, and one roll-up door on the building's south side to the right of the door marked ''N.'' Once inside, the first thing you will notice is how well-lit the place is (lots of skylight panels). -The warehouse is 370 feet long (that's equivalent to a 100-yard dash from goal line to goal line at the other end of the field, and then running back to the 23-yard line) -and 50 feet wide (think from the 16-yard line to the goal line). Give us a call if you would like a private showing, OR just show up Saturday morning and have some fun!''