20 Famous Stores From The 1970s That No Longer Exist!

20 Famous Stores From The 1970s That No Longer Exist!
#stores #yesteryear #nostalgia #remember #forgotten
Wondering about the stories behind the department stores that didn't survive over the years? Each one has a unique story of creativity, competition, and eventual failure. Today, we'll explore 20 stores that have influenced the retail world. Are You Ready? Let's begin.
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
00:18 Service Merchandise
01:19 Delia's
02:19 Sears
03:19 Kaufmann's
04:18 Montgomery Ward
05:24 Bonwit Teller
06:27 K-Mart
07:22 Blockbuster
08:19 Zayre
09:19 Radio Shack
10:16 Marshall Field's
11:16 Toys R Us
12:17 Mervyn's
13:17 Tower Records
14:19 Kresge
15:16 Hills
16:15 Gimbel's
17:15 Hudson's
18:13 Woolworth's
19:15 Caldor
20:14 Outro
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[@pearlwilium2510]

This give me 1900s vibe

[@kevinmoney3370]

What really killed? Some of these stores Was their pricing of their merchandise? And the quality of the product.
Some of them just got to the point where. Why do I want to pay a high price for a piece of junk