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DOWNTOWN DEPARTMENT STORES, 1920 TO 1960 Richard Longstreth, compiler revised 12.1.09 This compendium offers basic data on new buildings for, and major additions to, the over 180 downtown-based department store companies in 59 cities studied for my book, The American Department Store Transformed, 1920-1960 (Yale University Press, 2010). The contents list the main plants of these businesses, including large, separate buildings that functioned as an integral part of the stores’ retail operations and were located in the same or contiguous blocks. More remote retail annexes, warehouses and service buildings, and parking structures are not included. The listings are chronologically arranged by date of opening. The name of the ownership group/department store corporation to which they belonged during the study period is indicated on the top right side of each entry. Numerous sources were used in compiling this material. Women’s Wear Daily and local newspapers were especially useful. Where possible, I have included the date of closure as a department store. Site visits were made in most cases, in which case I have included notation of whether the building still stands followed by the date of my last visit in parentheses as the last line in an entry. Additions and corrections are welcome. Contact me at rwl@gwu.edu. 1920
addition announced 1.30.19, opened 11.8.20 Mauran, Russell & Crowell, architects 11 stories + basement, $1,000,000 closed 2001 extant (9.00) FORBES & WALLACE, Main, Pynchon & Vernon streets, Springfield, Massachusetts addition
announced 12.16.19, opened ca. 12.20 Kirkham & Parlett, architects 8 stories + basement, 40,000 square feet no longer standing (7.98) 1921
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announced 9.2.19, opened 2.28.21 6 stories + basement, 240,000 square feet closed 1957 extant (7.02) BOSTON STORE, Sycamore, Grand & Fourth streets, Milwaukee addition
announced 11.3.19, opened 4.1.21 8 stories + basement, 150,000 square feet, @ $900,000 extant (9.99)
new building, new store announced 7.10.20, opened ca. 5.21 6 stories + basement, @ 80,000 square feet BURGESS-NASH CO., Harney & Seventeenth streets, Omaha new building opened 9.12.21 8 stories + basement, $1,500,000 closed 1924
new building, new location announced 1.21.20, opened ca. 7.20 4 stories + basement, @ 55,000 square feet purchased American National Bank Building addition opened 10.18.21 7 stories closed 1991 demolished 2006
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announced 4.13.20, opened 1921 Angell & Swift, architects 5 stories + basement, 78,000 square feet closed 1980 burned, demolished 1986 1922
addition opened 10.27.22 Carneal & Johnston, architects 5, 4 stories + basement closed 1992 demolished 2004 L. BAMBERGER & CO., Market, Washington & Halsey streets, Newark addition
announced 7.30.21, opened 10.30.22 Jarvis Hunt (Chicago), architect Taussig & Flesch (Chicago), interior designers 8 stories + 2 basement levels, 118,500 square feet, $1,500,000 closed 1992 extant (5.09) F. & R. LAZARUS & CO., High, Town & Front streets, Columbus, Ohio addition
announced ca. 1921, opened ca. 1921-22 5 stories + basement closed 2004 extant, altered (4.08) HIGBEE CO., Euclid Avenue & Thirteenth Street, Cleveland addition
announced 5.28.22, opened ca. 11.22.-1.23 Abraham Garfield, architect 5 stories + basement, $800,000 replaced by store at new location 1931 no longer standing (7.98) 1923
addition announced 2.10.20, opened 3.1.23 Brown & Von Beren, architects 3 stories + basement, @ 56,000 square feet replaced by store at new location 1962 demolished 1963 JOSEPH HORNE CO., Stannix Street, Penn Avenue & Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh addition
announced 9.14.21, opened 4.24.23 Benno Jenssen, architect 7 stories + basement, 230,000 square feet, $2,400,000 closed 1995 extant (9.08)
new building announced 1.15.20, opened 7.2.23 12 stories + basement, 160,000 square feet, $1,000,000 closed 1961 demolished 1961 for Mabley & Carew store J. W. ROBINSON CO., Seventh & Hope streets, Grand Avenue, Los Angeles addition
announced 9.20.22, opened ca. 9.23 Dodd & Richards, architects 7 stories + basement, $900,000 closed 1993 extant (6.07)
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announced 2.21.23, opened, 12.7.23 E. W. Cannon, architect 6 stories + basement, 45,000 square feet used for store closed ca. 1981 extant (10.09) 1924
addition announced 10.24.21, opened 3.24.24 Starrett & Van Vleck (New York), architects 5 stories + 2 basement levels, 200,000+ square feet, $1,500,000 closed 1990 extant (4.02) M. RICH & RBOS. CO., Broad, Alabama & Forsyth streets, Atlanta new building, new location announced 5.21.22, opened 3.24.24 Hentz, Reid & Adler, architects 6 stories + basement, 210,000 square feet, $1,200,000 closed 1991 extant (5.99)
new building announced 8.14.21, opened ca. 3.24 Aleck E. Curlett, architect 11 stories + basement, 375,000 square feet, $1,500,000 closed 1953 extant (6.07)
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opened 7.28.24 6 stories + basement closed 1991 no longer standing (4.98) GIMBEL BROS., Grand Avenue & Sycamore Street, Milwaukee Gimbel's addition
announced 5.8.22, opened ca. 9.24 Herman J. Esser, architect 8 stories + basement, $500,000 closed 1997 extant (9.99)
new building, new location announced 3.11.23, opened 9.8.24 Emile Weile and Hawker & Cairns, associated architects 8 stories + basement, 202,500 square feet, $1,000,000 closed ca. 1982 extant (3.07)
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announced 2.9.21, opened 9.8.24 Robert D. Kohn & Associates, architects 19 stories + basements, @ 500,000 square feet extant, in operation (3.09) SAKS FIFTH AVENUE, Fifth Avenue, Forty-Ninth & Fiftieth streets, New York Gimbel's new building, new store announced 3.14.22, opened 9.15.24 Starrett & Van Vleck, architects 10 stories + basement, 400,000 square feet, $3,000,000 extant, in operation (3.09) MAISON BLANCHE, Iberville Street, between Burgundy & Dauphin streets, New Orleans City Stores addition
announced 3.16.23, opened 9.15.24 4 stories, 135,000 square feet, @ $300,000 closed 1988 extant (11.06) VANDEVER DRY GOODS COMPANY, 14-16 E. Fifth Street, Tulsa new building opened 9.29.24 5 stories + basement, $250,000+ Atkinson & Olston, architects
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announced 10.19.22, opened fall 24 6 stories + basement extant, altered (11.03)
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announced 8.9.21, opened 11.10.24 John and Donald B. Parkinson, architect 10 stories + 2 basement levels, 120,000 square feet, $600,000 closed 1973 extant (6.07)
new building (only part of scheme realized) announced 12.30.23, opened 11.10.24 Graham, Anderson, Probst & White (Chicago), architects 8 stories + 2 basement levels, 153,700 square feet, $1,750,000 closed 1995 demolished ca. 1996 1925
addition announced 1.12.24, opened 2.4.25 Robert D. Kohn and Charles Butler, associated architects 9 stories + basement, 65,000 square feet closed 1957 extant (7.02) MAY CO., Broadway, Hill & Eighth streets, Los Angeles May Co. addition
announced 7.28.23, opened 3.2.25 Albert C. Martin, architects 9 stories + basement, 242,300 square feet, $1,000,000 closed 1980s extant (6.07)
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announced 8.15.22, opened 3.9.25 6 stories + basement, @ 100k square feet closed 1994 no longer standing (7.98) LANSBURGH & BRO., Eighth & E streets, N.W., Washington, D.C. addition
announced 1.26.24, opened 3.10.25 Milburn & Heister, architects 6 stories + basement, 50,000 square feet, $1,000,000 (?) closed 1973 all but facade demolished 1989
addition (only part of scheme realized) announced 4.24.23, opened 4.25 8 stories + basement, 70,000 square feet, @ $500,000 replaced by store purchased from J. N. Adam 1960 no longer standing (7.98) BERNHEIMER-LEADER STORES, Lexington, Howard & Marion streets, Baltimore addition
announced 8.25.23, opened 5.22.25 Smith & May, architects Taussig & Flesch (Chicago), interior designers 8 stories + 2 basement levels, 198,000 square feet, $2,500,000 purchased by May Co. 1927 closed 1988 extant (3.06)
new building announced ca. 8.23, opened 6.3.25 8 stories + basement, 200,000 square feet purchased by James A. Hearn & Son 1937 closed ca. 1969 extant (7.97)
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announced 11.22, opened ca. 7.25 12, 6 stories + basement, $1,700,000 extant (7.98)
new building, new location opened. 8.28.25 Wiley G. Clarkson, architect 8 stories + 2 basement levels., $1,250,000 replaced by new building at new location 1963 extant, altered (2.04)
new building, new location announced 2.25.24, opened 8.31.25 8 stories + basement, 105,000 square feet, $400,000 no longer standing (9.00)
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announced 12.24.23, opened 9.1.25 Smith, Hinchman & Grylls, architects 15 stories + 3 basement levels, 463,000 square feet, $4,000,000 closed 1983 demolished 1998
new building (only part of scheme realized) announced 6.5.23, opened 9.9.25 Mauran, Russell & Crowell, architects 9 stories + basement, 100,000 square feet closed 1933 no longer standing (4.96)
new building (large addition to small, existing store) opened 9.10.25 6 stories + basement, @ 160,000 square feet closed 2001 extant (5.97) MAY CO., Sixteenth & Champa streets, Denver May Co. addition
announced 10.11.23, opened 9.14.25 6 stories + basement, $1,000,000 replaced by store at new location 1958 no longer standing (4.03) HECHT CO., Seventh & F streets, N.W., Washington, D.C new building announced 3.23.24, opened 11.12.25 Jarvis Hunt (Chicago), architect 7 stories + basement, $160,000 replaced by building at new location extant (12.08)
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announced 1.7.25, opened ca. 11.22.25 Smith, Hinchman & Grylls (?), architects closed ca. 1988 demolished ca. 1988 LOUIS PIZITZ DRY GOODS CO., Second Avenue & Nineteenth Street, Birmingham new building, new location announced 4.13.21, opened ca. 11.25 Starrett & Van Vleck (New York) and Harry B. Wheelock, associated architects 7 stories + 2 basement levels, 250,000 square feet, $2,000,000 closed late 1980s extant, vacant (5.99) 1926
addition (purchase of existing building) announced 9.21.25, opened 1.26 7 stories + basement replaced by store at new location 1949 building purchased by Wurzburg Co. department store ca. 1950 no longer standing (4.00) HENS & KELLY, Main, W. Mohawk & Pearl streets, Buffalo new building (only part of scheme realized) announced 5.25.22, opened 3.15.26 & Lyman, architects 6 stories + 2 basement levels, $1,000,000 closed 1980s extant, altered (7.98)
new building, new location opened 3.17.26 Joseph W. Northrop and Monks & Johnson (Boston), associated architects 5 stories + basement, 142,800 square feet extant (6.98) SCRANTON DRY GOODS CO., Wyoming & Lacakawanna avenues, Scranton, Pennsylvania addition
announced 2.8.24, opened 4.27.26 9 stories + basement, 75,000 square feet, @ $1,000,000 extant (2.05)
new building, new store announced. ca. 5.3.25, opened 5.28.26 7 stories + basement, 175,000 square feet building purchased by Richards Department Store 1950 extant, altered (6.00) F. & R. LAZARUS & CO., Front & Town streets, Columbus, Ohio addition
announced 6.11.25, opened ca. 10.26 Starrett & Van Vleck (New York) and Snyder & Babbitt, associated architects 7 stories + basement closed 2004 extant (4.08)
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ann. 2.4.25, o. 11.4.26 Loring Ashford (Woodward & Lothrop), architect 8 stories + basement, $1,000,000 closed 1995 extant (12.09)
new building announced 2.2.24, opened 11.9.26 Starrett & Van Vleck (New York), architects 9 stories + basement, 700,000 square feet, $9,000,000 closed 1964 extant (7.97)
new building announced 3.9.25, opened 11.2.26 6 stories + basement, 250,000 square feet, $400,000 closed 1987 extant (8.98) 1927
new building, new location announced 3.23.35, opened 3.21.27 Starrett & Van Vleck (New York), Heinz, Adler & Schutze, associated architects 6 stories + 2 basement levels, 402,000 square feet closed 2003 extant (5.99)
addition (only part of scheme realized) announced 7.2.25, opened 4.19.27 Graham, Anderson, Probst & White (Chicago), architects 12 stories + 2 basement levels, 784,000 square feet, $8,000,000 replaced by store at new location 1977 extant (12.07)
addition (annex building) announced 2.28.26, opened 5.31.27 Walker & Weeks, architects 6 stories + 2 basement levels, 300,000 square feet closed 1982 extant, gutted (7.98)
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announced before 2.17.27, opened 10.2.27 5 stories + basement, 70,000 square feet closed 1990s extant (11.06) NEIMAN-MARCUS CO., Main & Ervay streets, Dallas addition
announced 1.8.26, opened 10.3.27 Herbert M. Greene Co., architect 4 stories + basement, 50,000 square feet, @ $500,000 extant, altered, in operation (2.04) BIG STORE CO., Seventh, Race & College streets, Cincinnati new building (purchase and remodeling of existing building announced 4.25.27, opened 10.31.27 9 stories + basement, 60,000 square feet closed 1947 extant (4.08) LASALLLE & KOCH CO., Adams & Superior streets, Toledo Macy's addition (rooftop) announced 3.4.26, opened 11.12.27 2-stories closed ca. 1976 extant (7.97) 1928
new building, new location announced 10.13.26, opened ca. 2.28 Thomas, Grainger & Thomas, architects 7 stories + basement, @ 300,000 square feet, $1,500,000 no longer standing (6.04) M. O'NEIL CO., S. Main & State streets, Akron, Ohio May Co. new building, new location announced 12.7.26, opened 3.13.28 Graham, Anderson, Probst & White (Chicago), architects 6 stories + basement, $3,000,000 extant, altered (1.98) HECHT BROS., Baltimore & Pine streets, Baltimore addition
announced 12.7.26, opened 5.12.28 Abbott, Merkt & Co. (New York), architects-engineers, Smith & May, consulting 6 stories + basement, 210,000 square feet no longer standing (9.99) BULLOCK'S, Seventh & Hill streets, Los Angeles addition
announced 4.13.23, opened 9.9.28 John & Donald B. Parkinson, architects 10 stories + basement, @ $1,000,000 closed 1986 extant (6.07)
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announced 7.14.27, opened fall 28 11 stories (3 for the store) added to 4-story + basement building closed 1970 no longer standing (9.00) L. BAMBERGER & CO., Washington & Halsey streets, Newark Macy's addition
announced 12.18.26, opened 10.30.28 Jarvis Hunt (Chicago), architect Taussig & Flesch (Chicago), interior designers 16 stories + 4 basement, 500,000 square feet, $10,000,000 closed 1992 extant (5.09) J. L. HUDSON CO., Grand River & Woodward avenues, Farmer Street, Detroit addition
announced 9.23.27, opened 11.7.28 Smith, Hinchman & Grylls, architects 16 stories + 4 basement levels, @ 660,000 square feet closed 1983 demolished 1998
new building, new location announced 11.25.27, opened 11.13.28 Mills, Rhines, Bellman & Nordhoff, architect 5 stories + basement, 197,8000 square feet, $1,000,000 extant (7.97) 1929
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announced 10.31.25, opened 3.1.29 Smith, Hinchman & Grylls, architects 10 stories + basement, 214,000 square feet closed 1959 demolished
new building announced 10.5.26, opened 3.4.29 Lewis Hobart, architect 8 stories + basement, 245,000 square feet purchased by Macy's 1945 extant, in operation (5.08)
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opened 5.9.29 6 stories + basement, 110,000 square feet no longer standing (7.98)
new building opened 6.25.29 Wyatt C. Hedrick, architect 5 stories + basement, @ 120,000 square feet, $1,000,000
new building, new location announced 3.15.25, opened 8.5.29 John Graham, architect 4 stories + 2 basement levels., 525,000 square feet, $5,000,000 extant, in operation as Macy’s (6.04) H. C. CAPWELL CO., Broadway, Twentieth Street & Telegraph Avenue, Oakland new building, new location announced 11.17.27, opened 8.5.29 Starrett & Van Vleck (New York), Ashley & Everts, associated architects Taussig & Flesch (Chicago), interior designers 4 stories + 2 basement levels, 480,000 square feet, $5,000,000 extant, altered (10.09)
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announced 7.11.27, opened 8.17.29 Bliss & Fairweather, architects 8 stories + basement, @ $500,000 extant, in operations as Macy’s (5.08) LEVY BROS. DRY GOODS CO., Main Street & Walker Avenue, Houston new building, new location announced 6.19.29, opened 9.4.29 9 stories + basement, 120,000+ square feet extant, altered (4.98)
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announced 2.1.28, opened 9.14.29 Vonnegut, Bohn & Mueller, architects 11 stories + 2 basement levels, @ $1,500,000 closed 1992 extant (8.98)
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announced 1.4.28, opened 10.2.29 Carneal & Johnston, architects 5 stories + 2 basement levels, @ 70,000 square feet, $500,000 closed 1992 demolished 2004
new building opened. 10.4.29 W. Horace Austin, architects 5 + 4 stories + basement, 500,000+ square feet, $2,000,000 closed 1950s stripped to concrete frame ca.1964-65
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announced 9.25.28, opened ca. 10.29 Robert D. Kohn & Associates, architects 19 stories + basements, 75,000 square feet extant, in operation (3.09) ABRAHAM & STRAUS, Fulton, Hoyt, Livingston streets, Brooklyn new building (only part of scheme realized) announced 6.7.28, opened 11.3.29 Starrett & Van Vleck, architects 10 stories + 2 basement levels extant, in operation as Macy’s (7.02) WISE, SMITH & CO., Main Street, Hartford addition
announced 3.5.29, opened 11.21.29 9 stories + basement, @ 120,000 square feet closed 1954 no longer standing (6.98) TITCHE GOETTINGER CO., Main, Elm & St. Paul streets, Dallas Allied new building, new location announced 4.14.25, opened 11.25.29 Herbert M. Greene, La Roche & Dahl, associated architects 7 stories + 2 basement levels, $2,500,000 closed late 1980s/1990s extant, part of interior demolished (2.04)
new building announced 10.17.28, opened 12.2.29 Frank C. Walter, architect 7 stories + basement, @120,000 square feet, $1,000,000 no longer standing (9.00) 1930
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announced before 5.7.29, opened before 3.25.30 Albert C. Martin, architect 9 stories + basement, @ 250,000 square feet closed 1980s extant (6.07)
new building, new location announced 4.9.29, opened 9.14.30 Good & Wagner, architects 4 stories + basement, 165,000 square feet (selling space), $3,000,000 closed 1978 extant (1.98)
new building / new site announced 4.9.29, opened 9.22.30 Wyatt C. Hedrick, architect 6 stories + 2 basement levels, 168,000 square feet
new building, new location announced 5.20.28, opened 10.6.30 Starrett & Van Vleck (New York), architects 9 stories + basement closed ca. 1985 extant (12.09)
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announced 8.26.29, opened 10.21.30 Walter Alshlager (Chicago) and Delano & Aldrich (New York), associated architects 8 stories + basement, 50,000 square feet closed 1980s extant (main building demolished) (4.08)
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announced 8.26.30, project? Starrett & Van Vleck (New York), architects 5 stories + basement, @ 161,000 square feet closed 1987 LEONARD BROTHERS, Houston and W. First streets, Fort Worth new building, new location announced 1.30.30, opened ca. 10.9.30 2 stories + basement, 87,000 square feet, $300,000, parking closed 1974 1931
new building (only part of scheme realized) announced 2.17.29, opened 6.31 Starrett & Van Vleck, architects 11 stories + 2 basement levels extant, in operation (3.07)
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announced 9.13.29, opened by 6.31 Robert D. Kohn & Associates, architects 19 stories + basements extant, in operation (3.09) HIGBEE CO., Public Square & Prospect Avenue, Cleveland new building, new location announced 5.20.30, opened 9.8.31 Graham, Anderson, Probst & White (Chicago), architects Taussig & Flesch (Chicago), interior designers 12 stories + basements, 1,000,000 square feet, $15,000,000 closed 2002 extant (7.98) BROWN-DUNKIN DRY GOODS CO., Fourth & Main streets, Tulsa additional floors opened and space acquired in adjacent building opened ca. 10.22.31 58,200 square feet (275,000 square feet total no longer standing (9.00)
addition announced 1.18.31, opened 11.9.31 Graham, Anderson, Probst & White (Chicago), architects Grand Rapids Store Equipment Co. (Grand Rapids), interior designers 2-story rooftop, 200,000 square feet, $3,5000,000 extant (7.98) 1932
addition announced 6.13.29, opened 10.3.32 Herman Brookman and DeYoung, Moskowitz & Rosenberg (New York), associated architects 14 stories + 3 basement levels., $2,000,000 extant, in operation as Macy’s (9.06)
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announce 8.11.31, opened 10.11.32 James R. Edmunds and H. C. Crist of office of Jos. Evans & Sperry, architects 5 stories + basement, 50,000 square feet closed 1990 extant (10.09)
addition (separate building) announced 8.15.28, opened 10.12.32 John T. Windrim, architect 24 stories + basements (8 stories for store), 114,000 square feet, $10,000,000 (total) Store for Men component closed ca. 1951 extant, altered (11.08) STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER, Market & Eighth streets, Philadelphia new building announced 6.7.28, opened 10.31.32 Simon & Simon, architects Taussig & Flesch (Chicago), interior designers 14 stories + basements, 1,000,000 square feet, $10,000,000 closed 2006 extant (11.08) 1933
new building announced 1928, opened 8.18.33 Meyer & Holler, architects 4 stories + basement closed 1979 extant (1.08) 1934
addition announced 7.15.33, opened 4.3.34 John and Donald B. Parkinson, architects 8 stories + basement, 93,607 square feet, $400,000 Store for Men closed 1986 extant (6.07) 1935
addition announced 4.11.35, opened 10.28.35 Starrett & Van Vleck (New York), architects 6 stories + basement, $700,000 purchased by Adam, Meldrum & Anderson 1960 closed 1995 extant, altered (10.09)
new building (replaced one destroyed by fire) announced @ 3.11.34, opened 11.19.35 William E. Lehman (Newark) and Miller, Martin & Lewis, associated architects 4 stories + basement, $1,250,000 closed 1986 extant (5.99)
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opened 10.19.36 3 stories + basement and 1-story rooftop, $500,000 closed 1992 demolished 2004 WHITNEY & CO., 6th Avenue & E Street, San Diego rebuilding, alterations, additions after fire announced 10.23.36, opened 12.4.36 F. W. Stevenson, architect 3, 2 stories + basement no longer standing (2.99) 1937
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announced 5.11.36, opened 1937 Rubush & Hunter, architects 8 stories + basement closed 1979 extant (7.99)
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announced 9.15.36, opened 10.26.37 Potter, Tyler & Martin, architects 10, 7 stories + 2 basement levels, $2,300,000 extant (4.08) 1938
addition and alterations announced 4.8.37, opened ca. 4.38 W. G. Clarkson, architect 3 stories + 2 basement levels, 64,000 square feet, $1,000,000 closed ca. 1978 demolished 1979
additions announced 11.36, opened 5.12.38 Schenck & Williams, architects 8 stories + basement +1-story rooftop, 165,000 square feet, $1,500,000 closed 1991 extant, vacant (7.98)
additions announced 3.25.37, opened 1938 10 stories + basement + 6-, 4-story rooftop, 200,000 square feet, $1,250,000 extant, in operation as Macy’s (9.06)
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announced 5.5.36, opened 11.28.38 E. L. Robertson and John L. Weber, associated architects Eleanor Le Maire (New York), interior designer. 7 stories + basement, $1,000,000 extant, in operation as Macy’s (9.00) 1939
announced 2.17.37, opened, 3.23.39 2 stories + basement, 20,000 square feet, $150,000 closed 1974
addition + ext. remodeling announced 12.4.38, opened 11.22.39 Bartlett Cocke, architect 4 stories + basement, @ $100,000 extant (4.98) G. FOX & CO., Main & Talcott streets, Hartford addition
opened 1939 Taussig & Flesch (Chicago), architects 12 stories + basement, 249,605 square feet, $3,500,000 extant, altered (3.07) 1940
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announced 12.20.39, opened 9.16.40 Hentz, Adler & Shutze, architects 5 stories + 2 basement levels, 120,000 square feet, $1,000,000 closed 1991 demolished ca 1992 1941
addition announced 10.2.40, opened spring 41 Smith & May, architects 8 stories + basement, $750,000 extant (3.08)
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announced 6.22.39, opened 9.11.41 La Roche & Dahl, architects Eleanor Le Maire (New York), interior desinger 5 stories + basement, 1-story rooftop extant, altered, in operation (2.04)
addition announced 1941, opened 10.13.41 Good & Wagner, architects 1-story rooftop, 35,000 square feet closed 1978 extant, altered (1.98)
addition (separate, connected building) announced 7.24.40, opened 11.12.41 Abbott, Merkt & Company (New York), architects-engineers 5 stories + basement, 75,000 square feet demolished ca. 1980 MAY CO., Sixteenth, Champa & Curtis streets, Denver May Co. addition
announced 11.18.40, opened 1941 Fisher, Fisher & Hubbell, architects Taussig & Flesch (Chicago), interior designers 7 stories + 2 basement levels, @ 100,000 square feet, $1,500,000 replaced by store at new location 1959 no longer standing (4.03) MILLER & RHOADS, Grace Street, Richmond, Virginia addition opened fall 1941 Carneal, Johnston & Wright, architects 3 ½-story rooftop, 40,000 square feet closed 1986 extant (4.02) 1942
addition announced 1.8.41, opened 1942 James R. Edmunds, architect 5-story rooftop closed 1990 extant (10.09) 1946
addition announced 11.14.45, opened 1946 Smith, Hinchman & Grylls, architects 12 stories + basements, 2-story rooftop, @ 66,000 square feet closed 1983 demolished 1998
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announced 8.30.45, opened ca. 1946 purchase and remodeling of existing building closed 1986 extant (5.99) L. S. AYRES & CO., Meridian Street, Indianapolis addition
announced 12.31.45, opened 1946/1947 11 stories + basement, $500,000+ closed 1992 extant (4.08) JULIUS GARFINCKEL & CO., F & 13th streets, Washington, D.C. addition
announced 1.24.45, opened. 46/47 Porter & Lockie, architects 9 stories + basement, 30,000 square feet closed ca. 1985s extant (12.09) 1947
addition announced 3.2.46, opened 47 2-story rooftop, 85,000 square feet closed 1978 extant, altered (1.98)
addition, purchase of adjacent building announced 2.20.46, opened 5.5.47 Carl F. Kiefer, architect 10 stories + basement, $1,000,000 closed 1960 demolished for Mabley & Carew store 1961
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announced 3.10.47, opened ca. 9.1.47 Louis & Henry, architects Raymond Loewy Corporation (New York), interior designers 7 stories + basement closed ca. 1986 no longer standing (4.96) ABRAHAM & STRAUS, Livingston Street, Brooklyn addition
announced 9.14.45, opened 9.47 Shreve, Lamb & Harmon, architects 8 stories + basement, 104,900 square feet (selling space), $4,000,000 extant, in operation as Macy’s (7.02) THALHEIMER BROS., Seventh & Grace streets, Richmond, Virginia addition
announced 3.46, opened 9.16.47 Carneal & Johnston, architects, Kahn & Jacobs (New York), architects of exterior Taussig & Flesch (Chicago), Raymond Loewy (New York), DeYoung, Moskowitz & Rosenberg (New York), Ketchum, Gina & Sharp (New York), interior designers 5 stories + basement closed 1992 demolished 2004 FOLEY BROS., Main & Travis streets, Lamar & Dallas avenues, Houston Federated new building, new location announced 5.22.45, opened 10.21.47 Kenneth Franzheim, architect Raymond Loewy Corporation (New York), interior designers 6 stories + basement, 496,371 square feet, $9,000,000 (including garage & warehouse) extant, in operation as Macy’s (9.06)
addition announced 4.20.45, opened 10.28.47 6 stories + basement, 7 stories + 2 basement levels, 175,000 square feet extant, altered (5.97) 1948
addition announced 3.30.45, open 2.26.48 Starrett & Van Vleck (New York), architects Raymond Loewy Corporation and Peter Copeland, interior designers (New York) 12 stories + basement, $1,000,000 purchased by Adam, Meldrum & Anderson 1960 extant, altered (10.09)
addition announced 2.17.46, opened 3.29.48 Toombs & Creighton, architects Eleanor Le Maire (New York) and Robert Grant (Rich's), interior designer 6 stories + 2 basement, 337,000 square feet, $7,000,000 Store for Homes closed 1991 demolished ca.1992
addition announced 11.25.47, opened ca. 6.48 Granham, Anderson, Probst & White (Chicago), architects 3 stories, 24,000 square feet, $250,000 closed 1979 extant (4.08)
announced 1.13.47, opened 9.1.48 Preston M. Green, architect 5 stories + basement, 115,000 square feet, $1,500,000 closed 1974
addition (purchased O'Connor Moffatt 1945; name change 10.16.47 announced 10.16.47, opened late 1948 W. P. Day, architect 8 stories + basement, $6,500,000 extant, in operation (3.09) BURDINE'S, E. Flagler Street & N. Miami Avenue, Miami addition (including separate, connected building) announced 8.30.44, opened 1948 E. L. Robertson and John L. Weber, associated architects Eleanor Le Maire (New York), interior designer 6, 4 stories + basement, $1,000,000 extant, in operation as Macy’s (9.06)
additions announced 1946, opened 1948 4-story rooftop, $1,550,000 extant, in operation as Macy’s (9.06) 1949
new building (using existing structural frame) announced 10.27.44, opened 1.19.49 Timothy and Milton Pfleuger, architects Neel Parker, interior designer 10 stories + 2 basement levels extant, in operation as Macy’s (3.03) HALLE BROS. CO., Huron Street, Cleveland addition
announced. ca. 4.47, opened 8.1.49 Walker & Weeks, architects 12 stories + basement closed 1982 extant (7.98)
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announced 10.23.45, opened 8.16.49 Ketchum, Gina & Sharp (New York), architects 5 stories + basement, $4,000,000 closed 2003 extant (5.99)
new building announced 3.30.47, opened 10.17.49 Kivett & Meyers, architects Gruen & Krummeck (Los Angeles), Daniel Schwartzman (New York), interior designers 7 stories + basement, 435,000 square feet no longer standing (9.00)
new building, new location announced 4.2.47, opened 11.15.49 Perry, Shaw & Hepburn (Boston) and George Ely (Allied Stores, New York), associated architects Grand Rapids Store Equipment Co., interior designers 3 stories+ 2 basement levels, 347,500 square feet, $3,000,000 closed 1992 extant (4.00) RIKE-KUMLER CO., W. Second Street, Dayton addition announcement 12.27.47, opened 1949 Lorenz & Williams, architects 9 stories + basement, 1-story rooftop, 68,800 square feet closed 1991 extant, vacant (7.98)
new building annex, across street from main building opened 1949 closed ca. 1978 demolished 1979 1950
addition announced 6.25.47, opened ca. 9.9.50 Louis & Henry, architects C. E. Swanson Co. (Chicago), interior designers 1 story rooftop, $2,000,000 closed 1971 no longer standing (4.96) 1951
new building, new location announcement 8.21.49, opened 2.19.51 Alfred C. Finn, architect I. S. & S. J. Brochstein, interior designers 5 stories + basement, 254,000 square feet, $8,000,000 closed 1990 extant, gutted (4.99)
new building (purchase Herpolsheimer’s) and additions opened. 4.10.51 C. E. Swanson Associates (Chicago) and Grand Rapids Store Equipment Co., interior designers 10 stories, 7 stories, 6 stories, + 3 stories + basement, 254,324 square feet, @ $5,000,000 closed ca. 1960 no longer standing (4.00)
additions announced 10.25.50, opened before 9.1.51 5 stories + basement, 25,000 square feet no longer standing (7.99)
addition (Store for Men) opened 9.51 Stevens & Wilkinson, architects Eleanor Le Maire (New York), interior designer 6 stories + basement, 84,500 square feet closed 1991 demolished ca. 1992 BROWN-DUNKIN CO., Eighth Street and Cincinnati Avenue, Tulsa addition
opened 10.51 C. E. Swanson Co. (Chicago), architects 5 stories + basement, 58,200 square feet, $1,000,000 closed 1970 no longer standing (9.00)
addition and alterations for former Cromer-Cassel department store announced 6.20.50, opened 11.6.51 Stewart & Skinner, architects Adolph Novack (New York), interior designers 7, 4 stories + basement, 75,000 square feet, $1,500,000 extant, altered (6.00)
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announced 8.16.50, opened 1951 Fred B. O'Connor, architect closed ca. 1987 extant, altered (7.99) JOHN A. BROWN CO., First & Harvey streets, Oklahoma City addition (purchase of Alexander Drug Co. Building) announced 5.1.50, opened ca. 1951 5 stories + basement, 105,000 square feet closed 1984 no longer standing (9.00) 1952
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announced 6. 51, opened 6.52 George L. Dahl and James L. Hodges (Harris), associated architects 9 stories + basement, $1,000,000+ replaced by store at new location 1963 no longer standing (1.98)
addition announced 2.21.46, opened 8.4.52 John Graham & Company, architects 4-story rooftop, $10,000,000 extant, in operation as Nordstrom’s (6.04) 1953
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announced 1.1.52, opened 9.14.53 4 stories + basement, 300,000 square feet, $3,000,000 extant (4.99)
opened 10.7.53 space in Hotel Gayoso, purchased 1948 building 5 stories + basement extant (3.07)
addition announced 12.12.49, opened 10.26.53 Rosce De Witt, architect Eleanor Le Maire (New York), interior designer 2-story rooftop + other additions, 245,000 square feet, $4,500,000 extant, altered, in operation (2.04)
new building announced 3.27.47, opened ca. 1953/1954 Perry, Shaw & Hepburn, architects 7 stories + 2 basement levels extant, in operation as Macy’s (1.06) 1954
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announced 1.8.53, opened 11.22.54 (1st two floors) Samuel W. Hamill, architect 6 stories + basement, 46,000 square feet (selling space), $2,000,000+ demolished 1969 TITCHE GOETTINGER CO., Main Street, Dallas Allied addition
announced 12.28.47, opened 1954 7 stories + basement, 258,600 square feet, $4,500,000 closed late 1980s/1990s extant, part of exterior gutted (2.04) 1955
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announced 7.12.54, opened ca. 1.11.55 Copeland, Novak & Associates (New York), architects 6 stories + 2 basement levels, 2-story rooftop, 78,000 square feet closed 1992 demolished 2004
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announced 1.9.53, opened ca. 55 5 stories + basement, 46,000 square feet, $2,000,000 demolished 1969
addition announced 11.10.53, opened 1955 John Graham & Company, architects 4-story rooftop, @ 400,000 square feet, $3,000,000 extant, in operation as Macy’s (6.04) RIKE-KUMLER CO., Main & Second streets, Dayton additions announced 6.27.54, opened ca. 1955 12 stories + basement, 1-story rooftop, 115,000 square feet extant, vacant (7.98)
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announced 1953, opened 11.14.55 Hoffman & Crumpton, architects 10 stories + 3 basement levels, 211,628 square feet extant, in operation as Macy’s (9.08) 1957
addition announced 4.12.55, opened ca. 1957 4-story rooftop + penthouse, 238,500 square feet extant, in operation as Macy’s (9.06)
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announced 12.21.55, opened 10.21.57 Goldstein, Parham & Labouisse, architects 6 stories + basement, 78,000 square feet, $2,000,000 closed 1988 extant (11.06)
new building announced 10.2956, opened 10.25.57 6 stories + basement, 346,000 square feet, $4,500,000 demolished 1994 1958
addition and alterations announced 1955, opened 10.6.58 William C. Fullerton and Voskamp & Slezak, associated architects 4,3 stories + basement, 400,000 square feet, $6,000,000 SCRANTON DRY GOODS CO., N. Washington Avenue, Scranton addition
announced 4.7.55, opened ca. 1958 2 stories + parking decks + basement, 40,000 square feet, $1,500,000 1959
new building, new location announced 11.13.57, open 8.4.58 I. M. Pei & Associates and Ketchum, Gina & Sharp, associated architects (New York) 5 stories + 3 parking decks, 400,000 square feet in Courthouse Square complex extant, altered and front section demolished (4.03) G. FOX & CO., Talcott Street, Hartford addition
announced 7.11.56, o. 1959 Abbott, Merkt & Company, architects 8 stories, 300,000 square feet, $6,000,000 extant, altered (3.08) STEWART DRY GOODS CO., Walnut & Fourth streets, Louisville Associated addition
announced 2.4.57, opened 1959 Raymond Loewy Associates (New York), interior designers 7 stories + basement, 100,000 square feet closed 1987 no longer standing (9.98)
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addition announced 7.16.59, opened ca. 4.20.60 110,000 square feet remodeling of Brager-Eisenberger Building adjacent to store closed 1970s
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announced before 8.8.57, opened after 4.25.60 9 stories + basement, 287,000 square feet, $5,000,000 closed 2004 extant (4.08) ADAM, MELRUM & ANDERSON, Main, Eagle & Washington streets, Buffalo new building (purchase former J. N. Adam & Co. store) opened 8.1.60 12, 6 stories + basement, 383,000 square feet closed 1995 extant, altered (10.09) 1961
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announced 5.31.59, opened 1961 13 stories, 4 stories used by store, 82,000 square feet purchase of Kennecott Building no longer standing (4.05) CARSON PIRIE SCOTT & CO., State Street, Chicago addition
announced 7.14.60, opened 1961 Holabird & Root, architects 8 stories, 55,000 square feet closed 2006 extant (6.07) 1962
addition announced 9.1.60, opened 4.10.62 Victor Gruen Associates (Los Angeles), architects 6 stories + 2 basement levels, @ 115,000 square feet connection to Midtown Plaza closed 1994 extant (6.02)
new building, new location announced by 9.25.59, opened 10.25.62 John Graham Associates (Seattle-New York), architects 3 stories + basement, 250,000 square feet, $8,000,000 closed 1982 demolished 1990s
new building, new location (site of former Rollman department store) announced 12.3.61, opened 11.19.62 A. M. Kinney Associates, architects and engineers 12 stories + 2 basement levels, 319,000 square feet no longer standing (4.08) 1963
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