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| Weinstock's occupied an imposing building on K Street, which, while only 3 stories in height, featured an imposing arched entryway. |
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| Weinstock's building superseded an earlier store, which had, in 1908, replaced the original store that was destroyed by fire in 1903. |
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| Weinstock's was modernized over the years, and became a landmark in downtown Sacramento. |
Weinstock, Lubin & Co.
1120 K Street
Sacramento, California
First Floor
Jewelry, 20 • Fine Jewelry, 306 • Silverware, 59 • Handbags, 37 • Small Leather Goods, 86 • Gloves, 6 • Accessories, 41 • Hosiery, 3 • Hats, 30 • Cosmetics, 17 • Accessory Tops, 88 • Street Floor Blouses, 66 • Career Sportswear, 65 • Career Sweaters and Knit Tops, 113 • Career Lingerie, 54 • Career Shoes, 101 • Shoe Salon, 8, 75 • Luggage, 33 • Notions, 4 • Stationery, 15 • Calculators, 172 • Adult Games, 174 • Camera Shop, 13 • Shaver Shop, 13 • Candy Shop • Books and Records • Gourmet Shop • Sporting Goods, 28 • Portrait Studio, 306 • Fountain Luncheonette
Store for Men Men's Accessories, 170 • Men's Furnishings, 7 • Men's Pajamas and Hosiery, 91 • Men's Sportswear, 50 • Men's Clothing, 48 • Men's Formal Wear, 428 • Men's Shoes, 57
Mezzanine
Toys, 28
Second Floor
Career Dresses, 27 • Town and Country Shop, 34 • Knit Shop, 12 • Career Women's Dresses, 127 • Sportswear, 89, 73, 97 • Women's Sportswear • Sweaters, Knitwear, 40 • Active Sportswear, 78 • Coats, 25 • Suits, 21 • In Tempo Shop, 84 • Fashion Center, 84 • Designer Shop, 22 • Bridal Shop, 93 • Fur Salon, 60 • Millinery, 301 • Wig Boutique, 302 • Maternity Shop, 68 • Lingerie, 24 • Sleepwear, 124 • Loungewear, 51 • Robe Shop, 51 • Foundations, 19 • Beauty Salon
Junior Shop Sportswear, 32, 85 • Dresses, 64 • Coats and Suits, 76 • Young Junior Shop, 52
Infants' Shop, 42 • Infants' Furniture, 42 • Little Boys' Shop, 74 • Little Girls' Shop, 44 • Girls' Shop, 47 • Girls' Sleepwear, 56 • Children's Accessories, 102 • Preteens' Shop, 46 • Children's Shoes, 58
Third Floor
Bedding, 2, 55 • Linens, 23 • Bath Shop, 23 • Fashion Fabrics, 1, 67 • Art Needlework, 29 • China, 11 • Glassware, 36 • Table Linens, 82 • Gift Shop, 70 • Lamps and Pictures, 171 • Draperies, 10 • Carpets, 32 • Furniture, 38, 39, 92 • Major Appliances, 3, 80 • Housewares, 39 • TV, Stereo, 72
(Note that this directory was put together using speculative information; if you can embellish with information about the main Weinstock's store at 12th & K streets, please comment below, and I will incorporate your material)
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| Country Club Plaza 1961 163,000 s.f. |
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| Stockton Weberstown Mall 1966 131,000 s.f. |
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| Florin Mall 1967 150,000 s.f. |
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| Reno, NV Park Lane Center 1967 150,000 s.f. |
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| Fresno Fashion Fair August, 1970 163,000 s.f. |
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| Citrus Heights Sunrise Mall 1972 163,000 s.f. The Garden Room Coffee Shop |
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| Murray, UT Fashion Place 1978 197,000 s.f. |
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| Modesto Vintage Faire 1977 162,000 s.f. |
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| Sacramento Downtown Plaza 1979 164,000 s.f. |
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| Ogden, UT Ogden City Center 1980 100,000 s.f. |
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| Crossroads Salt Lake City, UT October, 1980 100,000 s.f. Windows on the Square |
Coming in Due Course.
Note that Weinstock's, known at the time as Weinstock-Lubin, merged with its competitor Hale Brothers. For a while, the stores were known as Weinstock-Hale, and Weinstock's acquired Hale's only branch, at Arden Fair.
