Talk:Robert Hall Clothes

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--Kidsheaven (talk) 20:40, 29 March 2008 (UTC)

[edit] Robert Hall Village

I have been interested in this company for some time as I remember their stores, and their last attempt at discounting called Robert Hall Village - three locations I know of that still stand today in Illinois. The store was sort of like the current version of Target - but was ahead of it's time in the 1970's

• Lombard, IL - Butterfield Rd. - Courtesy Lumber and Fox Bowl - now Bed, Bath and Beyond with some other stores. (Finley Plaza)
• Addison, IL - North Ave. - Kmart, now 5-Star Flea Market.
• Crystal Lake, IL - (Kmart last I know was there)? Kidsheaven (talk) 20:40, 29 March 2008 (UTC)