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Photo update taken on FRIDAY March 28, 2008 of the conversion and renovation of a shopping center to a Whole Foods Supermarket. Photos taken at sunset. The original front facade has now been removed. Lincoln and Rose in Venice, California.
The former SAFEWAY SUPERMARKET, which is to the left of CVS Pharmacy and 99 Cents Only Store which is located to the right of the former SAFEWAY Supermarket. Former SAFEWAY SUPERMARKET, converted to VONS in 1988 when VONS took over SAFEWAY SUPERMARKETS. VONS Supermarkets eventually closed this store and it became a Pick N Save, which the parent company later changed its Big Lots. This Big Lots location is now closed as indicated by the sign in the window. The lease for this former Big Lots has expired, and the store will be converting back to a supermarket. Whole Food Supermarket is taking over the Big Lots site as well as taking over the CVS Pharmacy next Store (former Savon Drug Store). The CVS is preparing to move and take over another location on the property, a former Kinney Shoe Store, that was converted by its parent company to a Foot Locker, which later closed. One of xx photos of this shopping center.
The 99 Cents Only Store replaced several shops that were originally located in the center. A little bit of trivia, a couple of years prior to the 99 cents only store arriving, Pep Boys was scheduled to take over the site with service bays in the back. The neighborhood threw a fit, kept modifying the plan until they decided not to move to this location, which was tucked away behind the original Kinney Shoes/Foot Locker building.
Photo of former Thrity Drug Store, now Rite Aid. Corner photo of the former Ralphs Supermarket, this is the photo of the former Thrity Drug Store, now Rite Aid. Rite Aid remodeled this store with their classic facade shortly after taking over the store. The former Ralphs, now Ross Dress for Less is to the right of the Rite Aid entrance. This shopping center is located at Vernon and Figueroa in Los Angeles, California. Southern California. It originally contained a SAFEWAY SUPERMARKET (per Los Angeles County Public Library records) At some point the store was taken over by Ralphs Supermarkets. It was operated as a Ralphs until 2005/2006, when the Ralphs store closed. Subsequently the store was emptied and turned into a Ross Dress for Less Store. Next to the former Ralphs was a drug store. It was a Thrifty Drug Store until it became a Rite Aid Pharmacy Drug Store. The Rite Aid Chain took over the the Thrifty PayLess Drug Store chain in or around 1997, converting all the acquired stores to Rite Aide Pharmacy Stores. To the right of the former Ralphs are a couple of small shops. One of XX photoes of this location.
This little store of the past was once the central meeting place for the farmers who live in the area where we currently live. There used to be two old gas pumps outside, but I guess some antique buff has removed them. There's not much left to see in Highbank, Texas anymore, just some ruins of what was once there, a few old silos, and three or four old houses, and this little store.
Thanks to playingwithbrushes and skeletalmess for the textures.
My nanoblock model of the famous Apple Store on Fifth Avenue, with the Glass Cube entrance. Visit fb.inanoblock.com for more.
Interior view of the Keller TX 99 Cents Only Store - it was in the process of being shut down, so the sales floor is becoming empty
Owners of a convenience store that sells a bit of everything spend much of their day passing time by playing cards.
frank isaac and i decided to take this picture while digging through the many bins at the Bandera thrift store. I found a bitchin' unicorn and he found a dog visor. we ended up buying children's overalls and a doll house.
This terra cotta addition to the Boston Store was added to the older part of the Downtown Milwaukee flagship store in 1920. The Boston Store was founded in Milwaukee in 1897 and continues to operate as one of the Bon-Ton's many nameplates.
LEGO Modular MILS Jewelry Store. Built by John Langrish & Ayleen Dority.
Thanks to Alex Saar for the great photos!
My sister's friends did this to some stuffed animal horses in a store down the street from where they are.
i have her since she came out ,had to get her because i love this caracter so much since i was a child ,thank you disney store for making this beauty come true !
新作のデニムワンピを使った、カントリーコーデです★
差し色に赤のMINNETONKAをONしました：）
●FREAK'S STORE
デニムロングSH OP
COLOR:BLUE
SIZE:M
PRICE:\11,340-
●FREAK'S STORE
ショールカラーニットベスト
COLOR:WHITE
PRICE:\13,440-
●MINNETONKA
KILTY SUEDE MOC
COLOR:RED
SIZE:7
PRICE:\9,975-
This photo was taken around 1900-give or take a couple years. The store was owned & operated by Emma Valerie (Schramke) & William Milne. They are the couple standing in the doorway. (They are also my Great-Great Grandparents.) The girl in the light coloured dress on the step is Grace Ellen Milne (she later married Flyod Elmer Sperling). The girl in the dark dress (2 to the right) is most likely her sister Alice & the two boys in the hats are her brothers Chester & Arthur. We do not know who the rest of the people in the photo might be. Some family members think that Grace had another sister & the smallest child on the steps could be her-although I think it looks more like a little boy. The Family lived above the store & operated it for many years.
At the end of 2014, Disney Store will be releasing a third edition of the famous Disney Animator's Princesses Dolls!
When inside Tibetans often wear their robes hanging off one sleeve (to cool down a bit), they often wear Western style jackets the same way.
The hat reads Mr. Pringles.
This is a better scan than I had up previously, also I have included a large size.
Black Friday :The wife and I decided a little late in the afternoon to go (let) me get some shots of some things that have been on my list for a while. This old store sits right in a intersection almost. The light was a pain in my lens, Bright setting sun and dark shadows. These shots are not very good ,but the store is worth posting along with the story.
While I was shooting, a fine Gentleman from across the road came over and told us all about the store. How he rode his bike as a child here to buy candy and such.
But the best part, He says “you can go on down this road and take pictures of my old house if ya want” I thanked him and went on my way.
His old house. Wow! .I didn’t make it anywhere else. He failed to mention it’s a old breezeway house. and he keeps it looking like someone lives there.
Or…That there old cars, trucks, bus’s ,tractors……. .Jackpot!
I think I will call the next series “the Jackpot” series. I even went back the next day, for better light, and I was afraid I missed something. Ill get them posted as soon as I can.