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store where a second monorail was added and the duo became known as the Pink Pig Flyers (receiving the names of
Priscilla and Percival in the 1970s). The front car of the trains had pig faces and the last cars had curly tails. For many years after the closure of the downtown store, the Pink Pigs were set up at the Festival of Trees at the
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When Rich's and Macy's both were owned by the same company, this resulted in the overlapping of the two chains all selling the same products. Initially, both stores remained open with Macy's losing its higher-end merchandise and becoming distinctly downmarket when compared with Rich's. The decision
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Rich's most aggressive expansion was during the 1960s and 1970s. Four more stores opened in the
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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1981:Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park
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1966:Joel Chandler Harris House (Wren's Nest)
1906:Atlanta Cyclorama & Civil War Museum
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2006:Rhodes Memorial Hall House Museum
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2011:Robert C. Williams Paper Museum
1961:Jimmy Carter Library and Museum
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1319:Mahoney, John Thomas (1955).
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1875:Statue of Dominique Wilkins
1806:Statue of John Brown Gordon
1744:Statue of Evander Holyfield
1728:Continuing the Conversation
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1996:Museum of Design Atlanta
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1285:Clemmons, Jeff (2012).
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2377:St. John's Lutheran
2064:Chattahoochee River
1931:Delta Flight Museum
1795:Hope Moving Forward
1769:Free Nelson Mandela
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2021:World of Coca-Cola
1956:High Museum of Art
1946:Fire Station No. 6
1864:The Three Pioneers
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882:1949 approx.
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826:$ 1,000,000.
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3984:Macy's, Inc.
3923:Macy's, Inc.
3820:Jordan Marsh
3814:The Broadway
3808:The Emporium
3736:
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3384:
3204:State Square
3194:Roxy Theatre
3183:
3119:Leyden House
3099:Hotel Aragon
3094:Hotel Ansley
2941:The Pinnacle
2855:Promenade II
2805:The Atlantic
2785:Tower Square
2757:1010 Midtown
2719:Truist Plaza
2231:Tara Theatre
2161:Center Stage
2098:
1862:
1840:
1793:
1786:
1774:
1767:
1760:
1748:
1726:
1709:
1702:
1679:Miss Freedom
1677:
1636:Governmental
1536:Phipps Plaza
1506:Lenox Square
1456:AmericasMart
1320:
1308:
1286:
1266:November 19,
1264:. Retrieved
1259:
1247:
1237:November 19,
1235:. Retrieved
1231:
1221:
1211:November 19,
1209:. Retrieved
1207:. p. 57
1204:
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1175:November 19,
1173:. Retrieved
1171:. p. 40
1168:
1140:
1135:Macy's, Inc.
1128:
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1069:
1061:
1056:
1047:
1031:the original
1021:
933:$ 2,000,000
905:
850:
839:
751:Total sq ft
748:Added sq ft
729:
713:
688:Thanksgiving
672:
669:Name changes
661:
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648:
620:Lenox Square
617:
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568:
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528:
508:
503:
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486:
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468:
464:O Holy Night
460:Kenny Rogers
448:
423:Lenox Square
412:
407:
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401:
393:
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377:
354:
348:
344:
336:
330:
180:Macy's, Inc.
160:retail chain
152:
151:
113:Headquarters
95:Merged with
36:Company type
18:
3873:Bamberger's
3826:Weinstock's
3689:Goldsmith's
3650:Goldwater's
3558:Wanamaker's
3521:May D&F
3392:L. S. Ayres
3381:Famous-Barr
3214:Trout House
2956:Tower Place
2846:(IBM Tower)
2618:W. D. Grant
2540:Cox-Carlton
2495:Skyscrapers
2421:Residential
2181:Fox Theatre
2118:Zoo Atlanta
2049:Burger Bowl
1896:APEX Museum
1570:Educational
1561:The Varsity
1232:www.loc.gov
976:(Jan 1962)
634:chain. The
622:Macy's and
583:Goldsmith's
395:example of
369:Dougherty's
3938:Categories
3576:Thalhimers
3446:Kaufmann's
3321:See also:
3307:The Stitch
3302:Opus Place
2936:Park Place
2827:CNN Center
2516:Bona Allen
2407:The Temple
2127:Performing
2100:Playscapes
2079:Grant Park
1622:Tech Tower
1516:Magic City
1434:Commercial
1415:South Bend
1393:Cemeteries
1013:References
1006:1,247,382
942:Fall 1958
873:$ 600,000
804:-Sep 1940
792:$ 100,000
777:$ 350,000
742:Additions
498:columnist
487:Dear Store
451:Great Tree
191:Beginnings
84:2005-03-06
3885:I. Magnin
3879:Davison's
3848:1947-1995
3802:Bullock's
3794:1996-2001
3478:McCurdy's
3455:Steiger's
2870:ViewPoint
2836:GLG Grand
2817:Coca-Cola
2780:1280 West
2664:Equitable
2250:Religious
2030:Parks and
1711:Autoeater
1691:Monuments
1405:Greenwood
1372:landmarks
974:1,117,382
644:clearance
565:Federated
555:Loveman's
547:Charlotte
525:Expansion
492:In 1967,
431:Davison's
419:Tennessee
416:Knoxville
341:dry goods
103:Successor
3904:See also
3747:Burdines
3722:Shillito
3613:Hudson's
3607:Dayton's
3490:Sibley's
3441:Filene's
3019:688 Club
2952:Terminus
2885:Buckhead
2629:Downtown
2546:Flatiron
2534:Connally
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