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20thcentury Retailing In Downtown Grand Rapids Michael Hauser Marianne Weldon

Name: 20thcentury Retailing In Downtown Grand Rapids Michael Hauser Marianne Weldon
SKU: BELL-51449536
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 5 (78 reviews)

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20thcentury Retailing In Downtown Grand Rapids Michael Hauser Marianne Weldon instant download after payment.

Publisher: Arcadia Publishing

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 64.94 MB

Pages: 128

Author: Michael Hauser; Marianne Weldon

ISBN: 9781439647950, 9781467112567, 143964795X, 1467112569

Language: English

Year: 2014

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20thcentury Retailing In Downtown Grand Rapids Michael Hauser Marianne Weldon by Michael Hauser; Marianne Weldon 9781439647950, 9781467112567, 143964795X, 1467112569 instant download after payment.

For decades, downtown Grand Rapids enjoyed a long run in the limelight as the epicenter of shopping in western Michigan. The vibrant Monroe Avenue corridor included three homegrown department stores, several chain department stores, five-and-dime stores, and scores of clothing and specialty retailers. It weathered mother nature, wars, the Great Depression, the advent of neighborhood shopping centers, and civil disturbances—but the one change it could not overcome was the regional shopping mall.