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About Me
- Taken For Granted
- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
I really like old buildings. The tile work is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteRemember I'm french: Bdlg stands for building, does Bon-ton mean something?..
ReplyDeleteBeing French, I think you know. It was a women's clothing chain, and I believe it translates from French to English as, "Fashionable".
DeleteOK! Thx! :o)
DeleteReminds me of dot-matrix printing, which was never fashionable. There are still a few Bon-Ton stores in my area but most of them have closed.
ReplyDeleteLove those old tile signs!
ReplyDeleteOh darn, I thought at first it said "Bon-bon" and I was going to ask you to send me some!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a nice, well-cared-for entryway.
ReplyDeleteSince I have never heard of Bon-Ton, I searched and saw they have stores in Indiana. I never would have guessed - they are Carson's here. Has probably been 30 years since I've been in any Carson's. It was one of my favorite places to shop in my young adult years.
~Lindy
Mine's on the ground too today. :)
ReplyDeleteOh, I thought it was the Bon Ton Department Store.
ReplyDeletenice tiles.
ReplyDeletefrankly my dear
The tile work is pretty cheap advertising, isn't it? I was listening to Public Radio today and one feature was about how difficult it is for retail store chains to find replacement CEOs. Bon-Ton was mentioned as one of the chains currently trying to find a CEO.
ReplyDeleteNice tile work. should I apply???
ReplyDeletei've never heard of this store but i love the tile entry!
ReplyDeleteA cool entry! It's nice to know when things were built.
ReplyDeleteVery original, I like it!
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