Famous Stores That We Miss From The Past… Life in America!

Get ready to travel back in time and reminisce about iconic stores from the 1970s that once filled our hearts with joy and many of us have grown to love! These forgotten stores, including K-Mart and Blockbuster Video, were part of our childhood memories. So today, join us to revive these 10 big retail stores that went out of business. From Tower Records to other stores from the 1980s that have vanished from the American, we're going to evoke nostalgic memories you once loved but no longer exist!

00:00 Intro
00:08 K-Mart
01:51 Tower Records
03:40 Blockbuster Video
05:25 Children’s Palace
06:37 Montgomery Ward
08:19 TG&Y
09:09 Circuit City
10:21 Ben Franklin
11:37 G.C. Murphy
12:54 Sears
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Welcome to American Memory!

Your ticket to a journey through the nostalgic decades of USA history: the 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. Join us as we reminisce about vintage eras of the past, like the old movies and nostalgic TV commercials.

Step back in time with us to revisit the golden age, from when people wore bell-bottom jeans to when disco music ruled the dance floors. We'll show you how American life used to be fun and how baby boomers used to watch TV.

Let's look at old pictures together and recall your childhood memories. Whether you love old stuff or just want to learn more about American culture from the 20th century, you're in the right place. So, come along and join us on this nostalgic trip down memory lane through the forgotten memories of the United States.

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