Subway interior
Subway #7487
5005-J Victory Boulevard, Village Square, Yorktown, VA
Opened in 1993, renovated in the mid 2000s
Looking back, the local Subway interior photos I took in January-February 2020 are mostly subpar, because during that period I visited as many locations as possible in a short amount of time because the company had just introduced their newest aesthetic. Several of them did indeed get renovated within the past four years (including the nearby Oyster Point location, which just finished theirs this month), but many of them have been left unchanged. So, I'm now in a headspace of redocumenting some of these older looking locations; maybe not all of them, but a few here and there, starting here at the Kiln Creek location! Subway is the original occupant of this endcap space, strategically placed directly next to Super Kmart back when they were a hot commodity. It's obvious that the tenant space wasn't built with Subway specifically in mind, but that makes it all the more interesting because their dining area occupies the rounded front corner area of the space. The counter area is across from it
Subway interior
Subway #7487
5005-J Victory Boulevard, Village Square, Yorktown, VA
Opened in 1993, renovated in the mid 2000s
Looking back, the local Subway interior photos I took in January-February 2020 are mostly subpar, because during that period I visited as many locations as possible in a short amount of time because the company had just introduced their newest aesthetic. Several of them did indeed get renovated within the past four years (including the nearby Oyster Point location, which just finished theirs this month), but many of them have been left unchanged. So, I'm now in a headspace of redocumenting some of these older looking locations; maybe not all of them, but a few here and there, starting here at the Kiln Creek location! Subway is the original occupant of this endcap space, strategically placed directly next to Super Kmart back when they were a hot commodity. It's obvious that the tenant space wasn't built with Subway specifically in mind, but that makes it all the more interesting because their dining area occupies the rounded front corner area of the space. The counter area is across from it