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presence. Dayton's popular sales events - Daisy Sale in summer and Jubilee Sale in fall, were renamed "Field Days" after 2001. The first sign of the name change came with the discontinuation of the Dayton's website in favor of the Marshall Field's site in May 2001. The demise of the Dayton's name in favor of the Marshall Field's nameplate occurred later in 2001, and affected the existing Dayton's stores, including eight in the Twin Cities, one in St. Cloud, one in Rochester, three in North Dakota, one in South Dakota, and three in Wisconsin.

285: 321:, to become the tenant. Designed by Charles Sedgwick, the building made of brick, iron, plate glass, pressed brick and terra cotta, was one of the largest buildings in the city and had all of the latest displays and innovations, including passenger and freight elevators. The Goodfellow's store opened June 24, 1902, and Reuben Simon Goodfellow retired shortly before, selling his interest to Dayton, who financed and partnered with George Loudon, F.H. Carleton, and J.B. Mosher to run the business. 38: 424:. Dayton's also announced it had acquired choice retail property in downtown St. Paul to construct a new store in the future. The Dayton's-Schuneman's store continued operations in the Schuneman's building. Schuneman's was thought to have annual sales of $ 12-$ 15 million at the time, while Dayton's was thought to be around $ 80 million. By early 1960, Dayton's owned all property on the block fronted by Wabasha, Cedar, and 6th and 7th Streets in St. Paul. 391:, to construct the historic $ 10 million (~$ 85.9 million in 2023) complex, which opened in 1956 with around 50 shops. 40,000 visitors attended the grand opening of the mall and immediately its success exceeded all expectations. Southdale became Dayton's third store; it was the company's second location and first in a series of shopping centers in the Twin Cities. 543:, the head of Dayton's at the time (and one of George Nelson Dayton's five sons), Dayton's intent from the beginning was for B. Dalton to be a national book-store chain, with locations across the U.S. In 1966, the average book-store chain's retail footprint per store was roughly 2,500–2,900 sq ft; B. Dalton's first store was to be 7,200 sq ft. In August 1966, the first 511:

first by a department store chain in the upper Midwest to enter the discount retailing field. Named Target, the new stores would become the model for continued success by U.S. retailers, in a class by itself, even as it approached its 60th anniversary. Its success was so great that, in time, Target Corporation survived Dayton's, the original parent company.

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based on the familiarity of the Dayton's name with area residents, and because 1,500 Dayton's credit-card account holders resided in the area, though the closest Dayton's was about 250 miles away. The new Dayton's location contained about 100,000 sq ft of retail space and $ 3 million (~$ 11 million in 2023) in inventory when it opened at the

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store. George Nelson Dayton's five sons each inherited 20% of the business after the death of their father; all are credited with the management and expansion of Dayton's into the modern retail era, along with the creation of Target Corporation, not only changing the dynamics of retail in Minnesota, but also nationwide.

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go head-to-head against the business his great grandfather founded. Besides owning Harold, he also developed The Conservatory, a retail shopping center on Nicollet Mall directly across the street from Dayton's, and which was ultimately deemed a failure and demolished. Harold went out of business in 1990.

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In August 1967, Dayton's changed its name to "The Dayton Corporation", added outside members to its board (increasing the board to 12 persons), and prepared for its first public stock offering. The Dayton family still owned an estimated 85% of the corporation's stock after the initial public offering

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In the '60s, Dayton's was one of the first retailers to recognize the buying power of the teen market, and it aggressively pursued it with youth-oriented merchandise, concerts, and attractions. From 1962 to 1966, it hosted a weekly teen dance with live music in the 8th-floor auditorium, attracting up

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Dayton-Hudson Corporation announced in January 2000 a name change to Target Corporation. Acknowledging that Target stores made up 80% of its revenue and that the Target name was better known nationally, Dayton-Hudson believed Target was the name, and direction, of the corporation's future. Taking on

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With the opening of the nearby Mall of America in 1992, Dayton's is thought to have struck a deal with Equitable Real Estate Investment Management Inc, the owners of both Southdale Center and Rosedale Center. In exchange for Dayton's agreement to stay put at both malls and not defect to the Mall of

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Kenneth Dayton, the last of the five Dayton brothers still affiliated with Dayton's, responsible for leading and guiding the company through the modern era, announced his retirement in June 1983. His retirement resulted for the first time in the company's history that a Dayton family member would no

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from Dayton's flagship store in Minneapolis. Harold was a high-end women's retailer in Minneapolis, and had been experiencing declining sales in recent years, due in part to previous absentee ownership. Bob Dayton had grown bored at Dayton's and was excited by the opportunity to purchase Harold, and

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opened in Brooklyn Center in March 1962. Planned before the successful opening of Southdale Center, Brookdale was the second shopping center developed by Dayton's, and further expanded its retail footprint into the growing suburbs. Dayton's was to construct and open a 195,000 sq ft Dayton's store at

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in 1990 and Target rebranded Dayton's stores as Marshall Field's stores in 2001 in an effort to focus more on discount retailing. In 2004, Marshall Field's was purchased by May Department Stores, which subsequently merged in 2005 with Macy's, turning the remaining Marshall Field's stores into Macy's

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In February 2005, May Department Stores merged with Federated Department Stores, owner of Macy's, in an $ 11 billion (~$ 16.5 billion in 2023) deal. Later that year, in September, Marshall Field's stores were announced to be taking the Macy's name, ending the run of Marshall Field's – and the

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In January 2001, much to the dismay of shoppers in Minneapolis-St. Paul and Detroit, Dayton's and Hudson's were rebranded with the Marshall Field's nameplate, which has a higher national profile. This change was viewed as a strategic move and deemed necessary in the Internet age to create a unified

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Dayton's had not owned a store in Sioux Falls since selling Fantle's Department Store in 1967. In 1977, Dayton's announced the construction of a new Sioux Falls store, which would become the first with the Dayton's nameplate in South Dakota. The Sioux Falls market was chosen for a Dayton's location

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Dayton's moved its Rochester store from downtown to Rochester's new Apache Mall in 1972. The mall had been open for a short time when Dayton's decided to leave the downtown area and construct a new 150,000 sq. ft. store at the mall. At that time, Apache Mall was the third-largest shopping center in

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In 2017, Macy's announced that the Dayton's downtown Minneapolis flagship store, rebranded as Marshall Field's in 2001, and Macy's in 2006, would close, ending an era. Its final day of business was March 19, 2017, closing the book on more than a century of retail at that location. The building was

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was opened as a Dayton's location. This property became Dayton's second location at Ridgedale, housing the men's and home stores. Dayton's had been cramped at Ridgedale for years, so it was seen as advantageous to expand into two locations at the same mall; also, it was seen as a strategic move to

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Ridgedale, the fourth of the Dayton's "Dales" shopping centers in the Twin Cities, along with a Ridgedale Dayton's store, were announced in January 1972, amid concern over what was described as "an ecologically destructive project." After pressure by environmental groups, Dayton's moved ahead with

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Booksellers was announced in April 1966 as a new book-store chain to be launched and wholly owned by Dayton's. After research, Dayton's believed book stores would be a successful merchandising field for the company, due in part to the increase in education and disposable income of Americans. Named

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In an announcement made in July 1961, Dayton's entered a new era of shopping with a discount store chain to operate separately from Dayton's department stores. The new chain constructed stores in the Twin Cities area, and each store featured about 125,000 sq ft of retail space. This move was the

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Dayton's officially became The Dayton Company in 1911, and also purchased the property at Nicollet and Eighth Street in downtown Minneapolis to expand Dayton's retail footprint. By 1929, the downtown location consisted of three buildings: the original building from 1902 and two additions from 1913

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Dayton's was a trendsetter in the marketing of exclusive plush animals available during the holiday season. In 1985, it introduced Santabear, a toy bear so hugely popular that it generated $ 300 million (~$ 722 million in 2023) in sales within nine years. Its success inspired other retailers

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Dayton's president George Nelson Dayton died at the age of 63 in 1950, 12 years after becoming president. One of the five sons of George Nelson Dayton, Donald C. Dayton, was named president of Dayton's at that time, thus becoming the third generation with the Dayton surname to helm the department

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By 1903, George Dayton had bought out one partner and renamed the store Dayton's Dry Goods Company. At this time, the company stated it would be known as "Dayton's". After the name change was completed, Dayton's operations were handled by George Dayton along with his son, Draper Dayton, and J.B.

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After rumors dating back to 1995 that May Department Stores was interested in Dayton's, in 2004, Target Corporation announced the sale of the Marshall Field's department store group, including the 62 stores serving communities in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota, Ohio, South

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Dayton's new location opened at Southdale Center in August 1990. The new location was 370,000 sq ft, four stories, and featured many modern amenities, replacing the older, smaller original Dayton's location. The new 260,000 sq ft Rosedale counterpart opened in the summer of 1991.

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The new St. Paul store opened in August 1963 with 380,000 sq ft of retail space in five stories, taking up an entire city block. The estimated cost of the new project was $ 14 million. The old Dayton's-Schuneman building across the street was razed for new development.

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as anchors. The shopping center underwent an expansion in 1976, adding an additional 200,000 sq ft of retail space, resulting in the inclusion of a new Dayton's store, marking its entrance in the St. Cloud market. The St. Cloud Dayton's store opened in July 1976.

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for customers and guests of both companies and downtown visitors in general. The ramp was constructed to accommodate 750 cars, which did not make it the largest in town, but was designed for quick and convenient accessibility for patrons to both properties.

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In July 1988, Dayton's announced future expansion by building larger stores for its Southdale and Rosedale locations, the first Dayton's construction since the opening of the Bismarck store in 1985. This expansion was seen as a response to the planned

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In March 1978, Dayton's relocated its Home Store from Southdale Center to a newly constructed store nearby, also in Edina. This was unusual in that the Dayton's Home Store was no longer located within the same mall as the Dayton's store.

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purchased for $ 40 million by 601W Cos., an investment firm with a history of remodeling and reselling refurbished skyscrapers. In an innovative redevelopment of the property, with a nod to the past, it has been converted into "

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by the department-store division of the Dayton–Hudson Corporation in a $ 1.04 billion (~$ 2.14 billion in 2023) deal. The new ownership planned to retain the Marshall Field's name, as it was well-known and well-respected.

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Expanding its downtown Minneapolis location in 1947, Dayton's added four floors to the existing eight-story building, bringing the total retail space to 12 floors, at a cost over $ 2 million (~$ 21.4 million in 2023).

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The bombing of the women's restroom at the St. Paul store occurred in 1970. Another, larger bomb was found nearby, but failed to detonate. A juvenile, 15 years old at the time of the bombing, was convicted of the crime.

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the name of one of its brands was considered unusual for a corporation, but Target had been Dayton-Hudson's top revenue producer for 23 years, and the corporate name change was met with enthusiasm by investors.

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games on consignment from its inventor, Minnesota resident William "Herb" Schaper. The games sold very well, and reorders were placed. Dayton's sold 5,500 Cootie games between Thanksgiving and Christmas and

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In February 1962, after acquiring additional property needed to expand in St. Paul, Dayton's announced the plans for a new five-story building and parking ramp for 650 cars, all located in one structure.

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The first Target store opened in May 1962 in Roseville, Minnesota, a suburb of St. Paul, Minnesota. Rapidly expanding, by the end of the year there were four Target stores, with locations in Roseville,

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Draper Dayton died unexpectedly at the age of 43 in 1923. Dayton's founder, George Draper Dayton, died in 1938 and his surviving son, George Nelson Dayton, succeeded him as president of the company.

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America, Equitable gave Dayton's $ 40 million to construct two larger stores at both Southdale and Rosedale, and Dayton's gave Equitable its two old stores, which were renovated into mall space.

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space, one of the eight area Carson's spaces purchased by Dayton's in a $ 74 million (~$ 135 million in 2023) cash deal in 1995 following the closure of the Twin Cities Carson's locations.

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By 1964, Dayton's had become the second-largest privately owned department-store chain in the country, with sales estimated to be at least $ 130 million (~$ 976 million in 2023) annually.

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magazine's award for outstanding youth retail. Dayton's captured and enjoyed a trendsetter reputation, which contributed greatly to its success and standing apart from other area retailers.

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In 1978, Bob Dayton, son of former Dayton's president Donald Dayton, walked away from his executive position to purchase a competing retailer, Harold, located just down the street on

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on further development in the area until at least 1980. The shopping center, along with the new Dayton's store, opened in July 1974, and became the final "Dale" location.

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Minnesota and the largest outside of the Twin Cities area. Dayton's move was considered a tipping point in the movement of retail commerce away from downtown Rochester.

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such as Macy's, Walmart, and Dayton's sibling Target Corporation to introduce their own holiday plush animals to bring customers into their stores during the holidays.

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to 5,000 teens per week. In 1966, it spearheaded a "Super Youthquake" movement at area Dayton's stores featuring the latest fashions and music, with artists including

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for almost 100 years. Although it was regionally known as a high-quality shopping destination, Dayton's is best remembered for starting the discount shopping chain

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to form the Dayton-Hudson Corporation. The Target division of the company eventually grew so large that in 2000 the corporation was renamed the

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opened in 1978, and while Dayton-Hudson remained at the mall, the company did not own the shopping center for long, selling it one year later.

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in July 1978. It was also a unique store for Dayton's because it did not have the larger furniture, drapery, and carpet departments like its

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For the first time since 1978, when the Edina Home Store opened, Dayton's opened a new store in the Twin Cities. The new location opened at

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Brady, Tim; El-Hai, Jack; Gihring, Tim; Hutton, Rachel; Kogan, Judy; Ratelle Leach, Carol; Lewis, Courtney; Rosengren, John (2006-11-14).

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In September 1976, Dayton-Hudson Corporation announced the development of a new shopping center and Dayton's store to be built in

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For most of the company's history, it was owned and operated by the Dayton family. Dayton's mark on Minnesota remains with three

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Dayton's store, in 1978. This would be its first shopping center to be built outside Minnesota, and would be located in

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stores in a $ 1.65 billion (~$ 2.55 billion in 2023) deal to a private investment fund in 2004. (Mervyn's went

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This article is about a former group of department stores. For the parent company formed by the 1969 merger with

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out, as that company appeared to be interested in Ridgedale Center. Nordstrom eventually opened at the mall.

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counterparts, and was considered Dayton's most forward store in design and décor at the time of its opening.

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Mosher. Mosher left the company in December 1905. In 1911, the name was changed again to The Dayton Company.

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company. After almost two years of expansion and renovations, the Rochester Dayton's opened in March 1954.

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then-still freshly renamed Dayton's and Hudson's – as unique, upscale Midwestern department-store brands.

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Previously announced in 1971, the first Dayton's store outside of Minnesota opened in August 1973 in

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and Seventh Street in 1902 and convinced Goodfellow's, then the fourth-largest department store in

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The original, flagship Dayton's store in downtown Minneapolis, followed by Macy's until March 2017

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construction, but shelved plans to further develop a new road by the property, and agreed to a

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became the 14th-largest nonfood retailer in the U.S., with combined sales over $ 800 million.

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On the hunt for new and different items for its clientele, in 1949, Dayton's accepted several

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The 1960s closed with the merger of The Dayton Corporation and J.L. Hudson (Hudson's) of

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Dayton's third North Dakota store was announced in November 1984. The store, located in

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In November 1954, Dayton's announced it had acquired Fantle Bros. Department Store in

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In August 1952, Dayton's announced the acquisition of Knowlton Company in downtown

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Dayton's again expanded into Wisconsin, and opened a new store in August 1991 in

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Dayton's continued to expand and announced its fifth shopping center, and first

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Closed by May Department Stores in 2005, demolished for new Target location

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opened in July 1980, with Dayton's as one of the four anchor stores.

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in October of that year, and still owned 43% of the stock by 1977.

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Also in 1958, Dayton's merged with Schuneman's Department Store in

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Dayton's announced its third shopping center development in 1966,

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Reluctant Capitalists: Bookselling and the Culture of Consumption

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Closed in August 1990, moved to new building at Southdale Center

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Brookdale in phase two of construction, opening in July 1966.

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Logo in 1974, featuring "amaranth" mark used from 1968 to 1989

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Closed summer 1991, moved to new building at Rosedale Center

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Dayton's pending development of its first shopping center,

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Closed in 1972, moved to a new location at Apache Mall

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Dayton's has roots in R.S. Goodfellow & Company, a

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in October 1996. The store was located in the former

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business founded as Goodfellow and Eastman in 1878.

276:, and the original flagship location still standing. 752:, after closing a nearby Marshall Field's location. 3716:"Federated to buy May in $ 11 deal - Feb. 28, 2005" 983:Closed 1963, moved to new Wabasha Street location 550: 3772:"5 Jan 2017, D1 - Star Tribune at Newspapers.com" 3751:"5 Jan 2017, A1 - Star Tribune at Newspapers.com" 1780:games on consignment from William "Herb" Schaper. 1384:"Historians pick through former downtown Daytons" 481:. Dayton's efforts paid off, and in 1965, it won 4050: 3809:Dayton's in MNopedia, the Minnesota Encyclopedia 2958:"Error - Burnsville Historical Society Archives" 2888:"Error - Burnsville Historical Society Archives" 408:In June 1958, Dayton's announced plans with the 339:and 1929, totaling about a million square feet. 225:; opening the first indoor shopping mall in the 2556:. University of Chicago Press. pp. 46–47. 2549: 700:. The Bismarck store opened on August 1, 1985. 2910: 2908: 1935: 1933: 1273: 778:Another remodeled former Carson's property at 3881: 3867: 3822:History of the City of Minneapolis, Minnesota 808: 4069:Defunct department stores based in Minnesota 2853:"Happy 50th to the 'unbuildable' Crossroads" 606:Dayton's agreed in 1973 to join the planned 2905: 2847: 2845: 1930: 300: 252:. Dayton-Hudson had acquired Chicago-based 3874: 3860: 3231:"4 Aug 1985, 44 - The Bismarck Tribune at" 1085:Closed by Macy's 2013, demolished for new 36: 2543: 2295:"Dayton's – Twin Cities Music Highlights" 115:in 2001 Downtown Flagship redeveloped as 3774:. Startribune.newspapers.com. 2017-01-05 3753:. Startribune.newspapers.com. 2017-01-05 3732:. Startribune.newspapers.com. 2005-09-21 3697:. Startribune.newspapers.com. 2004-07-30 3676:. Startribune.newspapers.com. 1995-04-11 3655:. Startribune.newspapers.com. 2001-01-13 3634:. Startribune.newspapers.com. 2001-05-02 3604:. 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Miller (15 September 2008). 1073:Ridgedale Center Men’s and Home Store 1068:Expanded in 2014, operates as Macy's 971:Downtown St Paul Schuneman’s Building 841: 790: 324: 4059:Retail companies established in 1902 313:constructed a six-story building at 264:shopping malls started by Dayton's, 4099:2001 disestablishments in Minnesota 4084:Stores converted to Marshall Fields 3829:Dayton's: A Twin Cities Institution 1355: 1332:"40 Moments That Changed Minnesota" 898:Closed by Macy's 2017; redeveloped 13: 3814: 1017:Closed by Macy's 2009, demolished 345: 296:The Dayton Company logo as of 1918 14: 4110: 3909:The May Department Stores Company 3802: 1280:Ewoldt, John (January 22, 2020). 16:Defunct American department store 4094:1902 establishments in Minnesota 3904:Dayton-Hudson/Target Corporation 3785: 3764: 3743: 3722: 3708: 3687: 3666: 3645: 3624: 3615: 3594: 3573: 3552: 3531: 3510: 3489: 3468: 3447: 3426: 3405: 3384: 3363: 3342: 3321: 3300: 3279: 1774:*1949: Dayton's accepts several 681:longer be employed by Dayton's. 503: 3258: 3244: 3223: 3202: 3181: 3160: 3146: 3125: 3104: 3083: 3062: 3041: 3020: 2999: 2985: 2964: 2950: 2929: 2894: 2880: 2859: 2821: 2800: 2779: 2758: 2737: 2716: 2695: 2674: 2660: 2639: 2618: 2597: 2576: 2529: 2508: 2487: 2466: 2448: 2427: 2406: 2385: 2364: 2343: 2322: 2301: 2287: 2266: 2245: 2224: 2203: 2182: 2161: 2140: 2119: 2098: 2077: 2056: 2035: 2014: 1993: 1975: 1954: 1909: 1888: 1867: 1846: 1825: 1804: 1783: 1768: 1747: 1726: 1705: 1684: 1663: 1642: 1621: 1612: 1591: 1570: 1549: 1528: 1507: 1486: 1465: 1382:Prather, Shannon (2017-06-28). 988:Downtown St Paul Wabasha Street 551:Dayton Hudson Corporation Years 1444: 1423: 1414: 1405: 1375: 1349: 1323: 1299: 915:Operates as Macy's Home Store 799: 240:In 1969, Dayton's merged with 157:The Dayton Family (until 1969) 1: 1390:. 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