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... in Cranbrook, British Columbia were posted on Paul Niedermayer's Curbside Classic blog: https://www.curbsideclassic.com/blog/vintage-snapshots-and-photography/cohort-pick-of-the-day-qotd-what-year-is-it/ These are great photos! The store itself featured very subdued post-Marina 1970s architecture, ...

... called Safeway News. It was about 10 pages total, had a slick, glossy finish, and while there was some color it was basically black and white photography. The articles consisted of puff pieces on different aspects of the company, from buyers to manufacturing, to unique store histories, and ...

With a few hours' worth of writing last night (and a fair amount of photography in 2019, when I could still cross the border), Chatham has been given a "Supermartifacts" write-up:

http://www.andrewturnbull.net/chatham1.html

... The Stratford-Perth Archives charged a $5 day fee for the privilege of looking through their box of microfiche. They also strictly prohibited photography. Did I mention these were on microfiche? You really owe it to yourself to make a trip to the Toronto Reference Library when you have a chance. ...

... The Stratford-Perth Archives charged a $5 day fee for the privilege of looking through their box of microfiche. They also strictly prohibited photography. Did I mention these were on microfiche? Oh: And these were Vernon directories too, so of course there weren't any grocery classified listings ...

... as the west anchor...but its address number is 301, and I don't know if it's in the same position as the Steinberg of yore. Historical aerial photography of London is available through Western University (where, coincidentally, I got my Master's degree.) Comparing Westown's/Cherryhill's 1967 ...

... towns as well) from 1948 until the late 1990s. You might post an inquiry on the Facebook Page Springfield, MO History, Landmarks & Vintage Photography page. There are some very knowledgeable folks that read this page including some that have links to the Springfield History Museum. I think ...

... a store expansion as well as a total remodel of the strip mall it is in. It has been remodeled at least once since then. #101 based on satellite photography has clearly been expanded several times, but HistoricAerials show that #101 has been there since at least 1971 (so not as old as '39 but ...

... a store expansion as well as a total remodel of the strip mall it is in. It has been remodeled at least once since then. #101 based on satellite photography has clearly been expanded several times, but HistoricAerials show that #101 has been there since at least 1971 (so not as old as '39 but ...

... structure, and the parking lot immediately in front of Blue Ridge Wine is where the former structure (probably the Safeway) was located. Aerial photography skips from 1968 to 1982, and in the 1982 photos, the 1968 building is gone and the modern-day building is in place. What was there in 1982? ...

... the month of October) while 2 of the 6 are partially occupied and 1 is fully occupied. What is also interesting is that (after looking at aerial photography) it seems that a maximum of 3 of the 5 were ever open at the same time. The 6 Stores are as follows 2814 West Bell Road Phoenix, AZ 85053 ...

And why exactly is picture taking a problem? As has been discussed numerous times here , most chains frown on interior photography and will ask you to stop (or even to leave) if they see you doing it. Many even have posted notices prohibiting the practice. Albertsons stores all used ...

... I wonder what the stores looked like in the 60's when they had the red exterior tiles. Those tiles were so cool. Thanks for the tips on interior photography. I have followed most of these measures for a while now, but I think I will add having a cart and putting a few items into it. I could also ...

Interior photography is somewhat of an art. You have to have the right tools (I use a cellphone, another friend uses a real camera) and you have to know how to get shots off, while keeping from looking too creepy. One helpful ...

... which I am sure impresses these media folks. I am grateful to have this message board attached to your site. Without it, my collection of retail photography would likely not exist. I would have no way of finding out about demolitions, additions/subtractions, etc. I've even met some cool dudes ...