Grocery Store

Between the 1940s and the 1960s, this was home to Tapp's Grocery and Market.

Above, 1108 MG as "Jean's Take-Out" - date unknown. 1108 Morning Glory was Vickers Grocery in the 1930s-1940s. During that period, it was a frame structure located on the same footprint. By 1950, the building had either been replaced or encased by cinderblock and brock. By 1962, it was "Harvey's Sandwich Company." As of 2012, it's most recent...

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This shotgun structure has been home to a grocer, numerous beauty salons and a furniture repair business through the years.

This was the home of Reverend Moses Hester, who ran an integrated church out of the basement of 1121 West Pettigrew Street and lived next door at 1119. Hester was widely known for his interesting sermons. The two bells out front rang for both church services, and also for shift change at the mills.

Grocer Aaron Seat lived at 312 Sowell Alley, and ran a grocery store next door at 314 Sowell Alley.

Fred and Mary Henderson owned a grocery store at this address for over 4 decades.

A wonderful little neighborhood grocery building - home to many grocers in the East End over the years.

Hayes and Sons grocery had been located at 120 South Mangum St. prior to Urban Renewal; although the urban renewal slides I scanned this from note the above as the "New" location, the building appears a bit older than late 1960s. Took me awhile to figure out this location. The building is gone as of 2012; in its place is a residential structure...

This building was home to Williams and Sullivan Grocers in the 1930's.