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... more utilitarian than Shirlington, McLean Gardens, Ordway Gardens and Fairfax Gardens which live on as popular condo developments. #25 closed in ... overlapping with the Gourmet part—the store had an expanded imported foods/gourmet selection and unique deli bakery items) where as the two Chain ...

... in parts of Central CT and the Springfield, Mass area, Stop & Shop, Food Fair, and Grand Union. Waldbaum's was based on Long Island. Food Mart was based in the Springfield, ...

... in parts of Central CT and the Springfield, Mass area, Stop & Shop, Food Fair, and Grand Union. Waldbaum's was based on Long Island. Food Mart was based in the Springfield, ...

... in parts of Central CT and the Springfield, Mass area, Stop & Shop, Food Fair, and Grand Union. Waldbaum's was based on Long Island. Food Mart was based in the Springfield, ...

There is a scene in the early part of the movie "The Irishman" with Robert DeNiro that shows a Food Fair logo on a grocery delivery truck.

He apparently works for the Food Fair warehouse in Philadelphia as a delivery driver to the stores.

Very cool to see!

... a quick glance I've found Safeway, A&P, Lucky, National Tea. Jewel, Food Fair, Kroger, and more. YASSSSSSSSS! Love it..................the Food Fair one supports much ...

... a quick glance I've found Safeway, A&P, Lucky, National Tea. Jewel, Food Fair, Kroger, and more.

I found an old newspaper image from the 50s. The Hagerstown Food Fair was the Philly chain.

... of half a decade. That McClure store looks a bit streamline moderne. Food Fair had many stores like that. The Lincoln store seems to be a common design of the time. ...

... in town. 365 East High Street: I'm glad to finally know that Food Fair was here before Weis. Looking at the aerial view of this store there is a portion that ...

Apparently the Bloomfield Avenue Food Fair was some sort of catalog showroom for years after FF moved out (and long before Whole Paycheck arrived). ...

mjhale wrote: ↑18 Dec 2021 09:56 Some additional information on Hagerstown:

Thanks! Duly noted.

rich wrote: ↑15 Dec 2021 14:30 Are you sure the 1958 Food Fair is the Philly chain rather than the DC-based on that Grand Union bought?

You may very well be right. I wasn't thinking about that one.

Are you sure the 1958 Food Fair is the Philly chain rather than the DC-based on that Grand Union bought?

Very interesting! In my past research for Food Fair I found many anomalies like that. Company annual reports often did not jive with media and industry ...

Very interesting! In my past research for Food Fair I found many anomalies like that. Company annual reports often did not jive with media and industry ...