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Likely former Lucky store built in the late 1960's in Cupertino, California. I do not as yet have liquor license information for this site, but by all appearances this store operated as a Lucky supermarket in Cupertino. The store is located on Estates Drive near Stevens Creek. It may have closed upon Lucky's purchase of the Ralphs store on De Anza Blvd. In any case it closed awhile ago and has been operating as a furniture store since the 1990's. Despite the proximity to Stevens Creek, it is not hard to see that the location is inferior to other supermarkets, past and present in the area, as the main pad sits down from the busy corner, with the less valuable tenant spots in front, among other issues.
SO glad that Jan told us about Picasso's art store... wow what a wonderful place to visit... just as well I don't like in paris - I think I would like to visit this place too much!
I don't know if someone put this like this or if the store accidetally did. Either way, I found it amusing.
For my occasional series, "the changing face of Britain's High Street".
The Poole Marks and Spencer's store (in the Dolphin Centre) is closing down on 08/01/2022. It's a big loss for Poole.
27.12.2021
Please Return to A Participating Store for Recycling. It's a nice statement printed on a plastic bag but we all know that it's better to bring in our own bags so that nothing has to be recycled in the first place. I didn't notice this great shadow until I went to walk out the door. I had to go to the car, get my camera and take a couple of photos.
This is a holiday window display from the Holland Peanut Store in Holland, Mi, one of the best candy stores you will find.
Dollar Smart (closed)
701 Lynnhaven Parkway, Lynnhaven Mall, Virginia Beach, VA
This store opened in August 2018 and closed in 2021.
1985 tenant- Video Concepts
2000 tenant- The Gallery
2014 tenant- Manhattan
A response to AS 1979's heads up reminder! Elizabeth store, which will be closing in Feb next year. And I suspect it may then soon become David Jones.
Taken from the clock bridge on the Chester wall walk. Last time I was doing the walk, this section was cordoned off for repairs, so it was good to go across this time.
The carving on the building is rather formalised for the decade, methinks.
Not much for handbasket variety this time, just this set of Western Union stamped yellow baskets. These were used at some Rainbow Foods locations for a couple of years to help promote their Western Union services.
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This image is from the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) photo collection at the La Guardia and Wagner Archives/CUNY. For more images from the Archives' NYCHA and other collections, go to www.laguardiawagnerarchive.lagcc.cuny.edu
This reminds me of an online game mystery files, where one would look into the image and click the ones that needs to be found. Seemed that the store vendor caught me taking a photo of his store.
The entrance to a small souvenir store on a backstreet in Lisbon.
I’m starting to realize that I have a lot of photographs of these shops in Lisbon — perhaps a series of photographs is in order at some point. We saw a lot of them on walks from our lodgings in the city. Generally speaking, we weren’t too far from the train station, which meant that we were in an area where a lot of things come together — main streets, transportation. business and shopping areas, tourist stuff, neighborhoods with narrow streets packed with people, and these shops.
If I can generalize, there’s a kind of continuum (and not just in Portugal) that runs form fancy, upscale shopping areas to tiny, improvised, shops like this one. We didn’t go inside, as we were passing by on our way somewhere else, but this distinctly non-fancy shop seemed to sell a little bit of everything, with the tourist-attracting knick-knacks out front.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” is available from Heyday Books, Amazon, and directly from G Dan Mitchell.