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I don't know what doll this is, but she came with Stormer. She's cute though. She was also nude but I put something together
WEEK 32.2 – Sports Authority Southaven, 6-26-16
As if it wasn't enough to have the multitude of tri-signs (going out of business, everything at least x% off, everything must go!) hanging from the ceiling every few steps, Sports Authority decided to heck with it, let's stick some more of those enthusiastic exclamation mark signs along the back wall too! Pictured is the department just to the left of the back right corner: looks like it was the tailgating gear area prior to decimation :P
(c) 2016 Retail Retell
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Church Hill, Mississippi
The store was constructed in 1837 and is the oldest standing wooden general store that contained a post office in the southeast. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, along with the rest of Church Hill.
The post office, zip 39055, was closed September 30, 1992. Mr Adolph Wagner, Jr. served as the last Postmaster, starting December 30, 1963.
One of my external hard drives - loads of photos saved here!!
Flickr Lounge - Saturday Theme (Week 26) ~ Bang In The Middle ....
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A long vacated headquarters for Ames still remains on Silas Deane Highway in Rocky Hill, near the Cromwell line. The site still remains today, though is much deteriorated.
" The Henry Stampede and Stockman’s Reunion was held yearly from 1918 to 1956 in Idaho except for one year during World War II. It claimed to be the fourth oldest and one of the largest rodeos in the West during the 1920s.
The first Stampede was held at Chub Springs, moved a year later to Henry and finally in 1928 to Soda Springs. It was THE event of the year. The Henry Stampede and Stockman’s Reunion incorporated on October 17, 1922.
At Henry thousands of people gathered yearly by the little settlement, 17 miles north of Soda Springs on present Highway 34. It became a family event. The assemblage spread out along the huge, open range and camped on the flats. The families participated in the 3-day rodeo, dancing all night on a stretched piece of canvas, visiting with friends and neighbors and hunting and fishing there. The celebration lasted three days, but many of the campers stayed for about ten.
The Macy's store liquidation.
The Northland Center was opened in March 1954 and will close in April 2015. The shopping center was designed by Victor Gruen and developed by the J.L.Hudson Company. Northland Center was the largest shopping center in America when it opened and had the largest department store branch in the world. In 1974, the shopping center was enclosed plus JCPenney, and Montgomery Ward were added as anchors. MainStreet / Kohl's and Target were later anchor stores as well. Kohl's closed 1994, Montgomery Ward closed 1998, JCPenney closed 1999, Target closed 2015 (February 1st), and Macy's closed 2015 (March 22nd).
Northland Center - Greenfield Road, John C Lodge Freeway, and West 8 Mile Road - Southfield, Michigan
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In stark contrast to my previous image 60099 stored at Toton flanked by a class 60 and a shed.Although this loco has been active it has not received super 60 upgrade.Taken from the train on the Nenta tour from Norwich to Liverpool.
This is "Hunter's Store" in Pendleton, South Carolina. "Located in the center of Historic Pendleton (1790), the building now housing the Pendleton District Commission was constructed in 1850 as a general store for Jesse Lewis. The business first came into the Hunter family in 1870 when it became "Hunter and Long." Partner James Hunter bought full control of the business which passed through several generations of Hunter ownership, becoming known as simply 'Hunter's Store.'
"Everything from A to Z -- apples to zinnia seeds -- could be purchased as Hunter's Store. "Dry Goods" such as shoes and clothing were sold alongside local produce such as fresh eggs, other foodstuff like flour and coffee, as well as farm tools and chicken feed. "One-Stop Shopping" is not a recent invention!"
"In 1929 a new building was constructed next door and opened that year as the new Hunter's Store. The 1850 building was used for storage and workspace until the store ceased operation in 1962."
"In 1968 the Tri-County Pendleton District Commission bought the old general store and has used it since then as the Commission's headquarters, including a Local and Family History archives. The Commission installed the first plumbing and electricity in this building. Otherwise, few changes have been made to the structure which retains its original exterior appearance as well as the interior's board flooring and even the neat hooks in the high ceiling." From the Historical Marker Database found at www.hmdb.org/marker.asp?MarkerID=13903.
Cranberry, PA. August 2016.
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An early day ad for Palace Drug Store. Believe from 1895. W. T. Howell and J. W. Wilkerson, proprietors of Palace Drug, were doctors and druggists, and brothers-in-law. Dr Wilkerson died 1896. Circa 1907 Dr. Casper H Smith's father took over ownership of Palace Drug. He was Casper H Smith Sr.
Liquor Store:
Busted old sign...
sun behind...
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Went a little crazy with the ps filters...
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(c)2009 Tim Heffernan
Went a bit crazy at the Disney Store sale today and my Designer Villains arrived! Everything was half price or less. Most of it was much cheaper than online but my local store is closing down so that may be why. Cruella's hair is a real mess, hopefully I can fix it as she's sold out now :(
Poughkeepsie, NY. October 2016.
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Store closed late 2017
Butler, PA. February 2017.
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A General Store owner and his Westie waiting to greet their first customer of the day in a quiet country town.
Prompt: wide camera view of a White West Highland Terrier dog sits in front of an old-fashioned general store, the elderly store owner stands in the doorway with a white apron, surrounded by vintage items like candy jars and antique soda machine, in the style of Norman Rockwell, sign over the door "General Store", with a vanishing point and rule of thirds composition. --ar 4:5
Different store cards through the years. Book in the background id from the 100th anniversary of Philadelphia's Market Street Elevated-Subway, built by the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company (SEPTA)
If you're hanging on the corner of Swift and Store Streets in Victoria, BC - you are either lost or you are into the big leagues of hard drugs. If you want crack, heroin, meth, whatever - this is your super store.
Firing off smiles and coy looks - she seemed out of it as my daughter and I approached.
I released rapid fire bursts from my camera while my daughter gets a little shock treatment about the rougher side of life.
People were scattered around on the street and sidewalk, all looking like dazed Spidermans - with their Spidey senses tingling from alternate fuels.
Walk Right Back/Cathy's Clown/Let The Good Times Roll (Harry Nilsson)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOwUvGgAL0k
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Creator: Unknown
Date: ca. 1913
Place: Texarkana, Bowie County, Texas
Description: Image of a man standing at a counter in a store.
Physical Description: 1 photographic print (postcard): gelatin silver; 9 x 14 cm
File: ag2019_1490_05_01_01_bowie_06_storeinterior_r.jpg
Rights: Please cite DeGolyer Library, Southern Methodist University as the source of this file. A high-resolution version of this file may be obtained for a fee. For details see the www.smu.edu/libraries/degolyer/research/permissions web page. For other information, contact degolyer@smu.edu.
Digital Collection: John Miller Morris Real Photographic Postcards and Photographs of Texas
For more information, see: digitalcollections.smu.edu/digital/collection/jmm/id/276
This building, currently Village Store, located at the curve of Kentucky Highway 243 in Gravel Switch, Kentucky, was built between 1900 and 1924 and housed Shaheen’s Store.
George Shaheen, a Syrian immigrant, owned and operated the general store. He lived in a home directly across from the store and to the right of the photographer. In the summer of 1933, John Dillinger travelled to Gravel Switch after hearing about the remote location from Frank Whitehouse, a fellow inmate he befriended while at an Indiana prison.
Dillinger spent the summer of 1933 using Gravel Switch as a base for four bank robberies: New Carlisle, Ohio, on June 10; Daleville, Indiana, on July 17; Montpelier, Indiana, on August 4; and Bluffton, Ohio, on August 4. That summer, Dillinger lived in a house on a farm owned by George Shaheen and Dillinger performed farm work for Shaheen.
About 100 yards away from Shaheen’s store stood the People’s Bank of Gravel Switch. Before Dillinger left Gravel Switch, he and two friends robbed the bank and the customers inside at 11:45 a.m., locking the bankers and customers in the vault and making off with about $1,200 in cash.
The People’s Bank building that was robbed would be directly behind the photographer, but it burned on Dec. 21, 1959.
Kohl's first Off Aisle discount store in a portion of the former Clover Store on Route 70 in Cherry Hill, NJ, scheduled to open in June. Kohl's says they will sell items here that were returned to Kohl's stores and online that are still like new and the offering will eventually be expanded. The exterior uses Kohl's brown and tan color scheme.