Macy's (former Hecht's), The Streets at Southpoint, Durham, North Carolina. Exterior at night. Photographed 2/18/08.
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Macy's (former Hecht's), The Streets at Southpoint
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Macy's (former Macy's, Rich's, and Rich's-Macy's before conversion back to Macy's), Macon Mall, Macon, Georgia. Upper level mall entrance. (courtesy cantnot at Grocerying)
Macy's (former Macy's, Rich's, and Rich's-Macy's before conversion back to Macy's), Macon Mall, Macon, Georgia. Sign for down escalator. (courtesy cantnot at Grocerying)
Macy's (former Macy's, Rich's, and Rich's-Macy's before conversion back to Macy's), Macon Mall, Macon, Georgia. Mall entrance. (courtesy cantnot at Grocerying)
Macy's (former Macy's, Rich's, and Rich's-Macy's before conversion back to Macy's), Macon Mall, Macon, Georgia. Sign for down escalator. (courtesy cantnot at Grocerying)
Macy's (former Macy's, Rich's, and Rich's-Macy's before conversion back to Macy's), Macon Mall, Macon, Georgia. Mall entrance. (courtesy cantnot at Grocerying)
The Many Faces of Belk, Monroe, North Carolina
UPDATED with new pictures and text (3/2/08)
The twentieth century was a time of major changes for American retail. Simple downtown dry goods stores evolved into full line department stores and then moved to the suburbs.
One excellent example of this is the Belk in Monroe, North Carolina. Below you can see the one hundred year evolution of what was a small dry goods store (in 1888)to a typical small town department store (in 1950) into a modern regional destination (by 1960) that eventually relocated to a regional mall (in 1979) to capture even more sales, and is still successful today.
Many thanks for Patrick Richardson for providing most of these historic photos.
Belk, Monroe, North Carolina. Original "New York Racket" dry goods store, late 1800s. (Courtesy Pat Richardson)
Belk, Monroe, North Carolina. Exterior on sale day, July 19, 1934. (Courtesy Pat Richardson)
Belk, Monroe, North Carolina. renovated exterior, 1940s. (Courtesy Pat Richardson)
Belk, Monroe, North Carolina. 1950's shoe salesman Hadley Helms. (Courtesy Pat Richardson)
Belk, Monroe, North Carolina. 1950's saleswoman. (Courtesy Pat Richardson)
Belk, Monroe, North Carolina. circa 1955. (Belk, Inc.)
Belk, Monroe, North Carolina. Harvest Sale w/ William Henry Belk enjoying the proceedings, 1950. (Courtesy Pat Richardson)
Belk, Monroe, North Carolina. Remodeled exterior, sometime in the late 1950s. (Courtesy Pat Richardson)
Belk, Monroe, North Carolina. A typical shopping scene from the 1950s. (Courtesy Pat Richardson)
Belk, Monroe Mall, Monroe, North Carolina. Exterior entrance, 11/2/06. (Pat Richardson)
Previously on LiveMalls
Belk, Monroe Mall
The Belk Archive
The twentieth century was a time of major changes for American retail. Simple downtown dry goods stores evolved into full line department stores and then moved to the suburbs.
One excellent example of this is the Belk in Monroe, North Carolina. Below you can see the one hundred year evolution of what was a small dry goods store (in 1888)to a typical small town department store (in 1950) into a modern regional destination (by 1960) that eventually relocated to a regional mall (in 1979) to capture even more sales, and is still successful today.
Many thanks for Patrick Richardson for providing most of these historic photos.
Belk, Monroe, North Carolina. Original "New York Racket" dry goods store, late 1800s. (Courtesy Pat Richardson)
Belk, Monroe, North Carolina. Exterior on sale day, July 19, 1934. (Courtesy Pat Richardson)
Belk, Monroe, North Carolina. renovated exterior, 1940s. (Courtesy Pat Richardson)
Belk, Monroe, North Carolina. 1950's shoe salesman Hadley Helms. (Courtesy Pat Richardson)
Belk, Monroe, North Carolina. 1950's saleswoman. (Courtesy Pat Richardson)
Belk, Monroe, North Carolina. circa 1955. (Belk, Inc.)
Belk, Monroe, North Carolina. Harvest Sale w/ William Henry Belk enjoying the proceedings, 1950. (Courtesy Pat Richardson)
Belk, Monroe, North Carolina. Remodeled exterior, sometime in the late 1950s. (Courtesy Pat Richardson)
Belk, Monroe, North Carolina. A typical shopping scene from the 1950s. (Courtesy Pat Richardson)
Belk, Monroe Mall, Monroe, North Carolina. Exterior entrance, 11/2/06. (Pat Richardson)
Previously on LiveMalls
Belk, Monroe Mall
The Belk Archive
Sunday, February 10, 2008
former Sears, SouthPark mall, Charlotte, North Carolina. Grand Opening advertisement, 1970. (courtesy Pat Richardson).
Previously on LiveMalls
former Sears, SouthPark
SouthPark: The Early Years
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former Sears, SouthPark
SouthPark: The Early Years
Wednesday, February 06, 2008
Belk, SouthPark mall, Charlotte, North Carolina. Fairview Road exterior entrance at night, circa 2003 (courtesy Pat Richardson)
Previously on LiveMalls
Belk, SouthPark
The Belk Archive
Also check out
Charlotte Eats (Pat's new blog)
Previously on LiveMalls
Belk, SouthPark
The Belk Archive
Also check out
Charlotte Eats (Pat's new blog)
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