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Atlanta area in the 1960s, two of those enormous three-story full-line stores. While this expansion resulted in continued success of the chain, it chipped away at the business of the downtown store. By
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The Pink Pig (installed in 1956, and known originally as The
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Daniel's son Walter Rich succeeded his uncle Morris as Rich's president from 1926 to 1947. The grandson of Morris Rich, Richard H. Rich, took over the store in 1949. Under the leadership of
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and the Pink Pig Flyer. Starting in 1948, the Great Tree, conceptualized by executive Frank
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Alabama and Hunter streets, which it would occupy until closing in 1991. That building, now a part of the Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center complex, was added to eight times during its department store life. It is an
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In 1906, the adjacent M. Kutz & Co. building at 52 Whitehall was acquired. Both it and 54-56 Whitehall were torn down. Rich's closed its furniture annex and moved its dry goods to that building, until a new building could be built on the site of 52-54-56 Whitehall. In April 1907 the new
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September 1875 to 43 Whitehall; in October 1875 to 65 Whitehall, at the corner of Hunter (now M.L. King Blvd.); and in September 1882 to 54-56 Whitehall.
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Italian palazzo, a favorite theme associated with department stores built in the early twentieth century.
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Note: Some sources incorrectly present the origination of the monorail ride as having been in 1953. When researching for his book, "Rich's: A Southern Institution", author Jeff Clemmons verified the premier date was in 1956.
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The Great Merchants: The Stories of Twenty Famous Retail Operations and the People Who Made Them Great.
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Renaissance Revival architecture in Georgia (U.S. state)
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1992:Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park
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515:Dear Store: An Affectionate Portrait of Rich's
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1977:Joel Chandler Harris House (Wren's Nest)
1917:Atlanta Cyclorama & Civil War Museum
995:Expansions to the 1958 Service Building
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3414:The William Barr Dry Goods Co. (1911)
2002:Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia
1593:Clough Undergraduate Learning Commons
1237:Survey, Historic American Buildings.
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3442:L.S. Ayres added to division in 1991
1715:Atlanta from the Ashes (The Phoenix)
1210:Hall, Beverly Y. (October 2, 1985).
653:store closed in 2004, the furniture
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1987:Margaret Mitchell House and Museum
1947:Fernbank Museum of Natural History
1174:Joiner, Robert (January 7, 1962).
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3929:The May Department Stores Company
3748:Lazarus added to division in 1995
2328:First Church of Christ, Scientist
2017:Rhodes Memorial Hall House Museum
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3411:The Famous Clothing Store (1911)
2456:Alonzo F. Herndon (Herndon Home)
2441:Asa G. Candler Jr. (Callanwolde)
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1972:Jimmy Carter Library and Museum
1912:Atlanta Contemporary Art Center
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737:Rich's Flagship Store 1924–1991
662:Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center
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1822:Statue of John Stith Pemberton
1679:Georgia Railroad Freight Depot
1618:Marcus Nanotechnology Building
1603:Georgia Tech Historic District
1298:Rich's: A Southern Institution
1061:, Jeff Clemmons, pp. 26, 30-31
1059:Rich's: A Southern Institution
368:Chamberlain, Boyton, & Co.
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3150:National Museum of Patriotism
2685:Fourth National Bank building
1937:College Football Hall of Fame
1507:Georgia World Congress Center
1330:Mahoney, John Thomas (1955).
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2740:Westin Peachtree Plaza Hotel
2461:Edward H. Inman (Swan House)
2446:Water T. Candler (Lullwater)
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1932:Children's Museum of Atlanta
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1317:Baker, Henry Givens (1953).
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2383:St. Bartholomew's Episcopal
2278:Annunciation Greek Orthodox
1886:Statue of Dominique Wilkins
1817:Statue of John Brown Gordon
1755:Statue of Evander Holyfield
1739:Continuing the Conversation
1728:Carnegie Education Pavilion
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925:New snack bar, new pharmacy
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3793:Missoula Mercantile (1978)
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3070:Confederate Soldiers' Home
2843:Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta
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1881:Statue of Thomas E. Watson
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2398:St. Mark United Methodist
2363:North Avenue Presbyterian
2187:Ferst Center for the Arts
2095:Historic Fourth Ward Park
1869:Statue of Eugene Talmadge
1864:Thomas W. Talbot Monument
1761:Expelled Because of Color
1750:Erskine Memorial Fountain
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2917:Atlanta Financial Center
2599:Ponce de Leon Apartments
2373:Rock Spring Presbyterian
2318:Druid Hills Presbyterian
2167:Center for Puppetry Arts
2050:Atlanta Botanical Garden
2007:Museum of Design Atlanta
1997:Michael C. Carlos Museum
1859:Statue of Samuel Spencer
1793:Statue of Henry W. Grady
1745:Albert Einstein Memorial
1216:The Atlanta Constitution
673:The Atlanta Constitution
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2670:Coastal States Building
2313:Congregation Beth Jacob
2065:Centennial Olympic Park
1952:Fernbank Science Center
1891:World Athletes Monument
1502:Forsyth-Walton Building
1296:Clemmons, Jeff (2012).
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419:M. Rich & Bros. Co.
391:M. Rich & Bros. Co.
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3790:C.C. Anderson's (1937)
3649:May Company California
3575:Woodward & Lothrop
3065:Coca-Cola Olympic City
2989:Park Towers I & II
2735:TWELVE Centennial Park
2656:(Fulton National Bank)
2466:Martin Luther King Jr.
2413:St. Philip's Cathedral
2368:Peachtree Presbyterian
2348:Grace United Methodist
2343:First United Methodist
2308:Church of the Apostles
1922:Atlanta History Center
1837:Sidney Lanier Monument
1812:Statue of Jimmy Carter
1709:Statue of Ellis Arnall
1094:July 16, 2014, at the
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3185:Ponce de Leon Springs
2937:Paramount at Buckhead
2823:Bank of America Plaza
2772:10 Sixty Five Midtown
2700:Hyatt Regency Atlanta
2695:Georgia-Pacific Tower
2378:Sacred Heart of Jesus
2353:Immaculate Conception
2273:All Saints' Episcopal
2202:King Plow Arts Center
2197:Goat Farm Arts Center
2152:Atlanta Symphony Hall
1982:King Plow Arts Center
1962:Hammonds House Museum
1684:Georgia State Capitol
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3902:Abraham & Straus
3772:Jordan Marsh Florida
3200:Riverbend Apartments
3160:Pappenheimer Mansion
3135:Loew's Grand Theatre
3090:Fourth National Bank
3075:DeGive's Opera House
3060:Church of Our Father
3040:Atlanta Cabana Motel
2851:Mayfair Condominiums
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2393:St. Luke's Episcopal
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2298:Central Presbyterian
2252:Woodruff Arts Center
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1664:Federal Penitentiary
1608:Georgia Tech Library
1588:Brittain Dining Hall
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3055:Atlantic Steel Mill
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2876:Ten Peachtree Place
2855:One Atlantic Center
2665:191 Peachtree Tower
2660:101 Marietta Street
2388:St. John's Lutheran
2075:Chattahoochee River
1942:Delta Flight Museum
1806:Hope Moving Forward
1780:Free Nelson Mandela
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1562:Underground Atlanta
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1492:Fire Station No. 11
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2861:One Georgia Center
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2222:Shakespeare Tavern
2032:World of Coca-Cola
1967:High Museum of Art
1957:Fire Station No. 6
1875:The Three Pioneers
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3995:Macy's, Inc.
3934:Macy's, Inc.
3831:Jordan Marsh
3825:The Broadway
3819:The Emporium
3747:
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3395:
3215:State Square
3205:Roxy Theatre
3194:
3130:Leyden House
3110:Hotel Aragon
3105:Hotel Ansley
2952:The Pinnacle
2866:Promenade II
2816:The Atlantic
2796:Tower Square
2768:1010 Midtown
2730:Truist Plaza
2242:Tara Theatre
2172:Center Stage
2109:
1873:
1851:
1804:
1797:
1785:
1778:
1771:
1759:
1737:
1720:
1713:
1690:Miss Freedom
1688:
1647:Governmental
1547:Phipps Plaza
1517:Lenox Square
1467:AmericasMart
1331:
1319:
1297:
1277:November 19,
1275:. Retrieved
1270:
1258:
1248:November 19,
1246:. Retrieved
1242:
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1222:November 19,
1220:. Retrieved
1218:. p. 57
1215:
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1186:November 19,
1184:. Retrieved
1182:. p. 40
1179:
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1146:Macy's, Inc.
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1086:
1080:
1072:
1067:
1058:
1042:the original
1032:
944:$ 2,000,000
916:
861:
850:
762:Total sq ft
759:Added sq ft
740:
724:
699:Thanksgiving
683:
680:Name changes
672:
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659:
631:Lenox Square
628:
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475:O Holy Night
471:Kenny Rogers
459:
434:Lenox Square
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388:
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347:
341:
191:Macy's, Inc.
171:retail chain
163:
162:
124:Headquarters
106:Merged with
47:Company type
29:
3884:Bamberger's
3837:Weinstock's
3700:Goldsmith's
3661:Goldwater's
3569:Wanamaker's
3532:May D&F
3403:L. S. Ayres
3392:Famous-Barr
3225:Trout House
2967:Tower Place
2857:(IBM Tower)
2629:W. D. Grant
2551:Cox-Carlton
2506:Skyscrapers
2432:Residential
2192:Fox Theatre
2129:Zoo Atlanta
2060:Burger Bowl
1907:APEX Museum
1581:Educational
1572:The Varsity
1243:www.loc.gov
987:(Jan 1962)
645:chain. The
633:Macy's and
594:Goldsmith's
406:example of
380:Dougherty's
3949:Categories
3587:Thalhimers
3457:Kaufmann's
3332:See also:
3318:The Stitch
3313:Opus Place
2947:Park Place
2838:CNN Center
2527:Bona Allen
2418:The Temple
2138:Performing
2111:Playscapes
2090:Grant Park
1633:Tech Tower
1527:Magic City
1445:Commercial
1426:South Bend
1404:Cemeteries
1024:References
1017:1,247,382
953:Fall 1958
884:$ 600,000
815:-Sep 1940
803:$ 100,000
788:$ 350,000
753:Additions
509:columnist
498:Dear Store
462:Great Tree
202:Beginnings
95:2005-03-06
3896:I. Magnin
3890:Davison's
3859:1947-1995
3813:Bullock's
3805:1996-2001
3489:McCurdy's
3466:Steiger's
2881:ViewPoint
2847:GLG Grand
2828:Coca-Cola
2791:1280 West
2675:Equitable
2261:Religious
2041:Parks and
1722:Autoeater
1702:Monuments
1416:Greenwood
1383:landmarks
985:1,117,382
655:clearance
576:Federated
566:Loveman's
558:Charlotte
536:Expansion
503:In 1967,
442:Davison's
430:Tennessee
427:Knoxville
352:dry goods
114:Successor
3915:See also
3758:Burdines
3733:Shillito
3624:Hudson's
3618:Dayton's
3501:Sibley's
3452:Filene's
3030:688 Club
2963:Terminus
2896:Buckhead
2640:Downtown
2557:Flatiron
2545:Connally
2539:Carnegie
2514:Historic
2434:(former)
2293:Buckhead
2055:BeltLine
2043:wildlife
1472:Biltmore
1436:Westview
1092:Archived
1014:130,000
915:6-story
847:1946-48
813:Dec 1939
777:180,000
643:Von Maur
616:backlash
570:Parisian
376:Keeley's
134:Products
57:Industry
3849:Stern's
3721:Block's
3715:Horne's
3706:Lazarus
3549:Hecht's
3518:Foley's
3507:Strouss
3430:Pogue's
3283:Planned
3210:SciTrek
2750:Midtown
2533:Candler
1900:Museums
1421:Oakland
1411:Decatur
1394:Current
1381:Atlanta
840:75,000
708:Richway
624:Chicago
590:Lazarus
550:Alabama
546:Augusta
450:Decatur
344:Atlanta
197:History
154:Website
93: (
85:Defunct
75: (
67:Founded
3965:Macy's
3904:(1995)
3898:(1994)
3892:(1986)
3886:(1986)
3880:(1984)
3874:(1949)
3868:(1947)
3851:(2001)
3845:(2001)
3839:(1996)
3833:(1996)
3827:(1996)
3821:(1996)
3815:(1996)
3774:(1991)
3768:(1991)
3737:Rike's
3695:Rich's
3657:(1993)
3651:(1993)
3626:(2001)
3620:(2001)
3595:(1990)
3589:(1992)
3583:(1994)
3581:Hess's
3577:(1995)
3571:(1995)
3565:(1998)
3540:(1987)
3534:(1993)
3528:(1998)
3483:Hess's
3474:(1993)
3468:(1994)
3375:Macy's
3195:Rich's
3020:Former
2631:(1898)
2625:(1913)
2619:(1930)
2613:(1929)
2607:(1929)
2601:(1913)
2595:(1911)
2589:(1901)
2583:(1926)
2577:(1914)
2575:Healey
2571:(1923)
2565:(1911)
2559:(1897)
2553:(1925)
2547:(1916)
2541:(1925)
2535:(1906)
2529:(1923)
1304:
687:Macy's
586:Macy's
562:Pizitz
513:wrote
415:Rich's
378:; and
372:Ryan's
183:Macy's
166:was a
164:Rich's
143:Parent
118:Macy's
108:Macy's
61:Retail
33:Rich's
2956:Realm
2871:Spire
2569:Glenn
2516:(pre-
1267:(PDF)
1006:1966
975:1961
938:1957
912:1951
797:1937
782:1935
767:1924
756:Cost
750:Year
448:near
3686:2005
3383:2006
3248:1930
3243:1871
3238:1853
2581:Hurt
2518:WWII
2140:arts
1431:Utoy
1302:ISBN
1279:2023
1250:2023
1224:2023
1188:2023
568:and
552:and
350:, a
157:None
103:Fate
77:1867
70:1867
622:in
528:'s
346:as
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3671:;
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370:;
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