When was this type A&P built?
Posted: 02 Jun 2010 09:21
I have noticed a certain few A&Ps have a "Marina" style. Many of them I believe were LATER made into Centennials, like this one: http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_246OMBI86f8/S ... nce_13.jpg
It's a wonder this one seems to have been expanded/remodeled AGAIN in the 70's.
I saw one in Newark, DE which is now a Toyota dealership! This one appears to have been remodeled into an early? Centennial as well. Also in Newark is a Centennial A&P/Super Fresh.
This is also one of these stores: http://www.flickr.com/photos/62355920@N ... 872096747/
Apparently it was expanded/remodeled in 1968: http://www.loopnet.com/Listing/15043549 ... -Aston-PA/
I suspect there was a company that built/remodeled a certain few shopping centers, including Village Green, in the late 60's/early 70's. They all were anchored by either Acme, A&P, or Food Fair, Thrift Drug/Eckerd/Rite Aid, and a "State Store"/"Wine & Spirits Shoppe".
But could these "Marina" stores be from the 1940s?
It's a wonder this one seems to have been expanded/remodeled AGAIN in the 70's.
I saw one in Newark, DE which is now a Toyota dealership! This one appears to have been remodeled into an early? Centennial as well. Also in Newark is a Centennial A&P/Super Fresh.
This is also one of these stores: http://www.flickr.com/photos/62355920@N ... 872096747/
Apparently it was expanded/remodeled in 1968: http://www.loopnet.com/Listing/15043549 ... -Aston-PA/
I suspect there was a company that built/remodeled a certain few shopping centers, including Village Green, in the late 60's/early 70's. They all were anchored by either Acme, A&P, or Food Fair, Thrift Drug/Eckerd/Rite Aid, and a "State Store"/"Wine & Spirits Shoppe".
But could these "Marina" stores be from the 1940s?