Macy's California, San Francisco, California

Macys Union Square Entrance, to the right of I. Magnin & Co.

Macys facade on O'Farrell Street

Interior of Macys during the annual Spring Flower Show

R. H. Macy & Co. (Macys) (1866/1929/48)
170 O’Farrell Street
San Francisco, CA

UNION SQUARE STORE DIRECTORY (678,000 s.f.)

The Cellar
Gourmet Foods • Gourmet Gifts • Candies • Fine Wines • Fine Liquors • Bakery • Mama's Italian Restaurant • Plant Shop • Books • Housewares • Cookware • Gourmet Cookware • Festive Pleasures • Tabletop Housewares • Small Electrics

Street Floor

Fine Jewelry • Costume Jewelry • Real Jewelry • Fashion Accessories • Handbags • Small Leather Goods • Gloves • Hosiery • Hat Bar • Toiletries • Fragrances • Cosmetics • Street Floor Lingerie • Street Floor Blouses • Sweaters • Street Floor Sportswear • Young Miss Macy • Notions • Stationery • Adult Games • Calculators/Electronics • Cameras • "San Francisco Center" • Lunch Counter • O'Farrell Street Gallery

Macys Men's Store Men's Furnishings • Men's Nightwear • Men's Robes • Dress Shirts • Men's Ties • Men's Gifts • Men's Toiletries • Shaver Center • Men's Sportswear • Sport Shirts • Tiger Shop • Designer Menwsear

Second Floor

Bras and Bodyshapers • Lingerie •Sleepwear • Robes • Leisure Clothes • Maternity Shop • Uniforms • Hat Bar • Shoe Salon • Casual Shoes • Misses' Dresses • Daytime Dresses • Misses' Coats • Misses' Suits • Optometrist

Macys Men's Store Men's Clothing • Men's Outerwear • Men's Shoes • Men's Hats

Third Floor

Better Sportswear • Better Blouses • Better Dresses • Evening Dresses • Women's World • Better Coats • All-Weather Coats • Better Suits • Fur Salon • Millinery Salon • Young Collector • Miss Macy Shop • Clubhouse • Town and Country Shop • Little Shop • Bridal Salon • Beauty Salon

Junior World Junior Dresses • Junior Sportswear • Junior Coats • Hi-Set Shop • Junior Accessories

Fourth Floor
Girls' Shop • Girls' Accessories • Imprints • Girls' lingerie • Jr. High Gallery • Boys' Shop • Toddlers' Shop • Infants' Shop • Cherub Corner • Children's Furniture •Young Peoples' Shoes • Toys • Hobbies • Adult Games • Sporting Goods • Ski Shop • Patio Furniture

Fifth Floor

China • Rosenthal China Gallery • Silver • Silver Gifts • Buccellati Collection • Glassware • Crystal •'Harry's Bar' • Gifts • Import Gift Boutique • Decorative Gifts • Linens • Bedding • Domestics • Sheets •Blankets • Bedspreads • Pillows • Bath Shop • Yarns • Fashion Fabrics • Sewing Machines

Sixth Floor
Broadloom • Rugs • Lamps • Pictures-Mirrors • Draperies • Decorative Pillows • Curtains • Entertainment Center • Luggage • Studio 6 • Hardware • Garden Supplies • Auto Center

Seventh Floor
Furniture • Sleep Shop • Chair Shop • The Corner Shop

BRANCH STORES

San Rafael (1952)

Fourth & Court Streets 

95,000 sq. ft.

Richmond (1952)

Macdonald Avenue

Hillsdale (1954)

219,000 s.f.

Garden Dining Room

Cloud Room Cocktail Lounge
Coffee Shop
Green Room

Valley Fair (1956)

236,000 s.f.

San Leandro (1957)

Bay Fair

210,000 s.f.

Stanford (1961)

Stanford Shopping Center
200,000 s.f.

Sacramento (1963)

350,000 s.f.

 

Stockton (1965)

167,000 s.f.

Concord (1967)

Sunvalley Shopping Center

200,000 s.f.

Del Monte Center (1967)

Monterey

160,000 s.f.

 

Serramonte Center (1968)

Daly City

225,000 s.f.

Eastridge (1971)

San Jose

188,000 s.f.

Hilltop Mall (1976)

Richmond

198,000 s.f.

Oakridge (1978)

San Jose

166,000 s.f.

Reno (1978)

169,000 s.f.

Sunnyvale (1979)

178,000 s.f.

NewPark Mall (1980)

Newark

188,000 s.f.