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

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

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Curious what stories lie behind the closed doors of the department stores that didn’t make it through the years? Each store has its unique tale of innovation, competition, and ultimately, downfall. Today, we’re taking a detailed look at 20 stores that have shaped the retail world. Ready? Here we go!

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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:20 Sears
1:17 K-Mart
2:07 Montgomery Ward
2:50 Woolworth’s
3:35 Radio Shack
4:28 Service Merchandise
5:23 Toys r Us
6:14 Kresge
7:30 Gimbels
8:30 Caldor
9:30 Mervyn’s
10:23 Hills
11:26 Hudson
12:23 Kaufmann’s
13:10 Blockbuster
13:55 Marshall Fields
14:49 Tower Records
15:44 Bonwit Teller
16:36 Zayre
17:30 Delia’s
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