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Berlin, VT. October 2016.
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Woody's Drive-in reuses a vintage A&W drive-in location. They even kept up the orange color scheme vintage A&W locations used. The drive-in has a pretty short operating season, from April to August.
Woody's Drive-in - East State Street - Fremont, Ohio
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One early morning but the shopping has allready begun as the sun starts to heat the morning mist away.
Shot with Canon Eos 400D and Sigma 17-70.
This Giant Eagle was built as a Rini-Rego Stop-n-Shop in the mid 1990s and rebranded Giant Eagle on September 16, 1998. The store was approximately 55,000 square feet. It did not have a gas station. A Giant Tiger, later Gaylords department store was previously on the site. Giant Eagle closed this store on March 4, 2017.
This photo was taken on March 3rd, before the store closed.
Former Giant Eagle - 13820 Lorain Avenue - Cleveland, Ohio
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The next place that opens here should dig a moat to keep those pesky customers out!
White Castle shut down their five remaining locations in Northern Ohio at 6PM on December 24th, 2014. The White Castle that was in Toledo closed in 2011, leaving just a handful open around Cleveland and Akron. For some reason, White Castle never built up much of a market presence in the northern part of the state despite being based in Columbus. The Cleveland Area White Castle locations were co-branded with Church's Chicken until just months before they closed.
This location was White Castle #371 - 3255 West 117th Street, Cleveland
The other closed locations are; White Castle #370 - 5151 Pearl Road, Cleveland; White Castle #372 - 5095 Northfield Road, Bedford Heights; White Castle #376 - 13201 Superior Avenue, East Cleveland; and White Castle #377 - 2900 South Arlington Road, Akron.
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Remodel, Week 1
This other view of the front end shows signage missing from customer service, and a repaint inside the area that actually began yesterday. The former photo center has been missing its sign for a while now, and it looks like the SmartStyle salon may be keeping its sign for now. Note the “happy to help” set of signs in the left photo, taken yesterday: gone as of this afternoon. No wonder Walmart never bothered to repair the wall when they installed the signs a few months ago! Random Retail saw a similar scene at the Olean, NY, Walmart back then. Could it, too, be prepping for a remodel?
(c) 2016 Retail Retell
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Johnson City, NY. June 2015.
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SET 3 – BI-LO, Chapin, SC
At this time of night, much like the store itself, BI-LO’s customer service counter was looking pretty empty – devoid not only of customers, but seemingly also of employees. Oh well – makes for a better picture, at least! The counter itself is actually a pretty nice-looking fixture, in my opinion, and also brings in a welcome pop of that red color that, as we’ve discussed, is otherwise only seen in the aisle markers in this BI-LO version of Down Down. (In contrast – Winn-Dixie stores surely would’ve welcomed any color *other* than red for their customer service desks, haha!)
(c) 2026 Retail Retell
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Store closed October 2017.
Pictures of its final days can be found from Retail Regents here:
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Herkimer, NY. January 2017.
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This must perfectly express the sentiments of anyone working in anything remotely like customer service. I found this sign and hung it in the office of my workplace, but first I photographed it to share with anyone who might like it as much as I do.
Lewistown, PA. April 2022.
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As with almost all Fred Meyers, customer service here is a large island in line with the checkouts. This style of sign is also present in nearly all of them, regardless of decor package.
While I didn't manage to capture the whole sign, this picture also is the best close-up of a hanging department sign I have, and it shows yet another ugly thing about them -- the fake bolt head pattern that the solid-color center signs have. Seriously, these signs are thin plywood or maybe even cardboard, so the bolt head pattern is out of place, plus it just looks outdated. This store would probably look OK if it had the same wall decor just with slightly newer hanging signs (like the health and beauty one in the last picture), but these three-panel signs really drag it down.