Vintage Ben Franklin dimestore ad
posted by Keith @ 3/14/2006
Vintage photos of lost Shopping Malls of the '50s, '60s & '70s
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2 Comments:
Very cool, I love Ben Franklin stores.
There was a Ben Franklin in the town where I grew up, it was the closest thing to a dept store that we had. The old ladies working there used to follow us kids like Hawks, always worried we were going to steal something. My favorite things to buy were Models and Candy.
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