- Kilpatrick's, in 1961.) By 1978
Younkers had 28
stores in five states. In
November 1978, a fire
broke out in the
Younkers store in the
Merle Hay Mall in...
-
Marcus Younker (August 7, 1839 – June 16, 1926) was a Polish-born
American retail executive who co-founded the
Younker Brothers department store.
Younker was...
- (1839–1926),
American businessman and
retail executive Younkers,
American department store Younker Brothers Department Store,
historic building in Des Moines...
-
department store division was
purchased by
Younkers, Inc. for $67
million (~$131 million in 2023) in 1992.
Younkers also ****umed
about $9
million in liabilities...
- It was
purchased by
Younkers for $33.9
million (~$78 million in 2023) in 1987, when the
stores were
converted to the
Younkers name.
Jonas Leopold Brandeis's...
-
Merle Hay Mall lost its
first anchor in 1991 when the
Younkers Store for
Homes closed after Younkers decided to stop
selling furniture and
appliances in...
- Bergner's,
Younkers, and Herberger's) to Bon-Ton
Stores in a $1.1
billion deal. The
transaction was
completed on
March 6, 2006.
Younkers stores in the...
-
which was
spared during the fire. In
August 2018, The
Younkers Brothers Department Store (and
Younkers) closed. The
building is
seven stories tall and rises...
- Kentucky, and Georgia. From 1994 to 1998, the
company added McRae's,
Younkers, Parisian, Herberger's,
Carson Pirie Scott, the Wisconsin-based Boston...
- Youngstown, Ohio
developed the site. The mall was
completed in 1968. In 1968,
Younkers was
opened as the
Kennedy Mall's
first store. This was
followed by Montgomery...
