Shop-Rite shows one last time

  • Posted August 29, 2007 at 1:22 p.m.
LAYERS OF HISTORY: Last week the words 'Shop-Rite' could be seen on the building at the corner of North and East Center streets in Anderson. Paint was being stripped from the facade to prepare it to house a Salvation Army thrift store. The J.F. Bedford Co. had the building built in the early 1900s and then a series of owners sold various wares from that location. The Shop-Rite operated in the building between the 1940s and 1970s and most recently, as the sign indicates, Shasta Design Center.

Photo by Paul Robeson

LAYERS OF HISTORY: Last week the words "Shop-Rite" could be seen on the building at the corner of North and East Center streets in Anderson. Paint was being stripped from the facade to prepare it to house a Salvation Army thrift store. The J.F. Bedford Co. had the building built in the early 1900s and then a series of owners sold various wares from that location. The Shop-Rite operated in the building between the 1940s and 1970s and most recently, as the sign indicates, Shasta Design Center.

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