justinclarkmem:
More Target labelscar. Interesting, considering both signs were removed.
justinclarkmem:
Boring (and cheap) masonry slapped over what was once the beautiful Target glass front entry
justinclarkmem:
Former Target labelscar
justinclarkmem:
An unused window shade cord
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Torn signature Target wallpaper.
justinclarkmem:
New front entrance doors
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Labelscar where former front entrance was torn from the building
justinclarkmem:
and it already looks sooooooo cheap
justinclarkmem:
Former front store window in the former Starbucks
justinclarkmem:
The chief shopping center anchor remains vacant
justinclarkmem:
Target 2.0
justinclarkmem:
The decorative steel bar was removed. It once hung 2 feet over this ledge.
justinclarkmem:
They've staked their claim!
justinclarkmem:
I'm certain this stop sign that is (a) red and (b) has the signature curved top is legal property of Target Corp
justinclarkmem:
Target's signature red labels remain on all exterior and interior fire doors. I assume they'll remain, as red is associated with fire.
justinclarkmem:
Climate Control Goes Nowhere
justinclarkmem:
I wonder why I feel BLUE about Target leaving?
justinclarkmem:
Target's signature red tiles in the restrooms have been sanded and repainted white. So sad.
justinclarkmem:
Not one shelf remains in the stockroom.
justinclarkmem:
Everyone'll have a Smurfy day!
justinclarkmem:
Yet more labelscar on the back wall. You can clearly see the power outlets that powered the television displays.
justinclarkmem:
Ghetto blue now graces the employee breakroom, along with permanent covers over the exterior windows. Depressing.
justinclarkmem:
Repainted hallway connecting what was the Target Café / front lanes to what was the pharmacy restroom.
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Sad memories of what was one of my favorite areas of the store.
justinclarkmem:
Door to what was the Family restroom at front of store.
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The beautiful (and spotless) white vinyl floor is gone.
justinclarkmem:
Look closely and you can see what WAS the backroom door in what was once Rear Seasonal.
