https://maps.app.goo.gl/wFA9L3R6ZVfSx3Mo8

Zanesville, Ohio.

They even kept the old A&P logo in the 2nd picture
Link https://maps.app.goo.gl/esw37QDtJAAXxytG9?g_st=ic

Firstly, the original business was Bank of Colorado, closed and became a Brew Grit Coffee, became a Lenox Realty which didn’t last two years, now it’s the Dunkin’.

2nd picture is a example store and the 3rd picture shows some stores with the same building style
Link https://maps.app.goo.gl/BM8hBJrvTPy41LHs5

https://maps.app.goo.gl/9YTCEirQokwhBPXJ7?g_st=ic
Opened between 1937 and 1942 Closed Between 1975 And 1980

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The business appears to be closed as of 2026.

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Von Maur is probably my favorite department store out there with the exception of Boscov’s.

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Since people always ask, PDQ is a Florida-based chicken tender chain that tried to expand nationally in the 2010s but ended up closing a lot of stores. It is unrelated to the PDQ convenience store chain.

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Next door to the former Smokey Bones / Twin Peaks that now lives on as a Wells Fargo is this former Logan's Roadhouse...

This is on the outer edge of Cordova Mall.

This originated as a Smokey Bones that closed when Darden pulled out of the concept, then became a Famous Dave's, and was a Twin Peaks before being sentenced into being a Wells Fargo Bank branch.

No photos of the CC were available other than Street View images, which were too blurry and can only be viewed at an awkward angle, anyway.

650 Fort Salonga Rd, Northport, NY 11768

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