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POSTING WILL RESUME
MONDAY, JANUARY 9
The first post of the year will be the store that was
planned to be the grand finale for 2016.
IN THE MEANTIME...
Check out the brand-new A&P blog that has just gotten
started by one of Acme Style's dedicated contributors!
Exciting things are certainly on the way for
"The History of A&P in New Jersey" blog!
Bookmark the site now
and be sure to visit often >>>
http://aphistorynj.blogspot.
POSTING WILL RESUME
MONDAY, JANUARY 9
The first post of the year will be the store that was
planned to be the grand finale for 2016.
IN THE MEANTIME...
Check out the brand-new A&P blog that has just gotten
started by one of Acme Style's dedicated contributors!
Exciting things are certainly on the way for
"The History of A&P in New Jersey" blog!
Bookmark the site now
and be sure to visit often >>>
http://aphistorynj.blogspot.
Acme Style, I noticed that Retail Recognition and Roadside Architecture are no longer available, both come up with Error 404s...
ReplyDeleteThanks! Links to the Past has been updated.
DeleteHere are interior pictures of a 60's era grocery store in NM. It looks much like I imagine ACME used to look, with the low shelves and refrigerator casings. http://metv.com/stories/abandoned-grocery-store-looks-unchanged-since-1960s
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone have any classic interior pictures of the east Brunswick Kmart? He store closing sales are in full swing and I want to see into its history. I know that they had/have a regional corporate office upstairs there but I'm not surprised they're closing because nobody goes there.
ReplyDeleteA new Aldi will be opening in the same s/c in Limerick, PA on Ridge Pike near Lewis Road, where Acme was located. I believe it will be in the former Acme space, but can't confirm as I've only seen it at night lately.
ReplyDeleteThe Society Hill ACME (formerly Superfresh) will close in about two years as it was unable to renew its lease (developer building new structure)
ReplyDeleteSome interesting trivia about the former Westtown store: The farm across 202 from it belongs to the Robinson family, original founders of ACME. I wonder if the store placement there was intentional.
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