The first object you see in “The History of Department Stores” at the City of Architecture and Heritage museum is a ...

Walk up a marble double staircase, step off onto the second floor and follow the faint scent of perfume to the fragrance ...

The exhibit is the brainchild of Flagler Museum CEO and Director Amanda Skier and Chief Curator Campbell Mobley, with help from Simon Doonan, former creative director of the old Barney's New York.

Before online shopping and big-box domination, department stores were the heart of the American retail experience. In the 1970s, these stores offered everything from fashion and furniture to lunch ...

Dining at a department store restaurant used to be a treat while shopping. Readers recall fond memories of a lost tradition ...

Once upon a time, we went to department stores and malls to get our clothes, music, toys, even lunch. Do you remember these ...

Back in the day, department stores were more than just occasional places to shop; they were a part of everyday life. From bargain hunting at Korvette’s to holiday shopping at Marshall Field’s, these ...

Once, department store dining was more than practical, it was experiential as well. These restaurants used to be an even ...