Talk:Rich's (department store)/Archives/2014

Company Information

• Founding of the Company
• Innovative Practices
• Merger with Federated (1976, upon death of Richard H. Rich)
• Community Impact

Significant Events & Traditions

• Rich's Great Tree/The Pink Pig

Former Locations

• Downtown (1925, closed and partially demolished in 1991)
• Lenox Square (1959)
• Belvedere Plaza (1959, closed 1986 and later demolished)
• Cobb County Shopping Center/Cobb Center Mall (1963, closed early 2004)
• North Dekalb Mall (1965)
• Greenbriar Mall (1965)
• South Dekalb Mall (1968)
• Perimeter Mall (1971)
• Cumberland Mall (1973)
• Southlake Mall (1976)
• Augusta Mall - Augusta (1978)
• Shannon Mall (1980)
• Gwinnett Place Mall (1984)
• Town Center Mall (1986)
• Oglethorpe Mall - Savannah (1987, may have opened originally as Maas Brothers)
• North Point Mall (1993, store was designed in tribute with distinct architectural elements)
• Georgia Square Mall - Athens (1998, in former Davison's/Macy's location)
• Macon Mall - Macon (1998, in former Davison's/Macy's location)
• Mall of Georgia (2000)
• Mall at Stonecrest (2001)
• Peachtree Mall - Columbus (2002, in former Montgomery Ward location)
• Northlake Mall (2003, in former Davison's/Macy's location, signed as Rich's-Macy's)
• Arbor Place Mall (2004, opened newly as Rich's-Macy's)

All mentioned stores were designed by the Stevens & Wilkinson architectural firm in Atlanta as were the Richway discount stores.

South Carolina stores

• Columbia Mall (1970's)
• Haywood Mall (unknown)

Alabama stores

• Century Plaza (1976, closed 2004)
• Brookwood Mall (1976)
• Riverchase Galleria (1986)

Tennessee stores

• Downtown Knoxville (1950's)

Miscellaneous Materials

• Photographs
• Logos
• Related websites and offline references

Dry goods trends

Can someone explain the connection between Jews in the American South and Midwest and dry goods stores? Why are they linked?

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The history on this page is not accurate and needs to be updated. See Jeff Clemmons new book (Aug. 2012, Rich's: A Southern Institution). — Preceding unsigned comment added by 72.152.81.213 (talk) 06:59, 28 January 2013 (UTC)