Monday, August 15, 2016

Former IGA locations

Former Hannibal store

Cook County-based chain IGA are a network of indie grocers across the country (they're also in Australia and Canada in the Commonwealth).  They've left bigger areas in recent decades and are seen more in small towns like Potsdam and Old Forge  They blazed a trail when Grand Union and A&P started out in tea before competing.  Here's an assorted selection from around Upstate and the Tri-State of what some older folks may assume is all but long gone.

Hannibal (NY 3; previously Big M; now Tops; pictured)
Syracuse/Fayetteville/North Syracuse/East Syracuse - Peters (now Tops, Kohls, Family Dollar, Thrifty Shopper, cornershops, etc.; see other article)
East Syracuse/Chittenango/Baldwinsville/Cazenovia/Minoa/Fayetteville - Smiths (ended affiliation by the '80s; chain closed by 2001-02; see later article)
Syracuse/Marcellus - Nojaim Bros. (became part of Hometown Markets with above two [refer to other post] by '80s; near West Side store closed in 2017 and is now Brady Market; NY 174 store will become Stewarts Shops in Spring 2024)
Genoa - Smiths IGA, NY 90 (no relation to above; dated back to late Victorian era; vacant by 2011)
Liverpool - Nichols (later ShurFine; now a Best Yet affiliate)
laFayette - US 11 (now Dollar General)
Homer - Foodliner, US 11 & NY 41 (now Village Food Market)
Camillus - ex-NY 5 (later indie; closed by '80s)
Corfu - NY 77 (now vacant)
Clifton - now indie
Bridgeton, NJ - now C-Town
Akwesasne - NY 37 (now St Regis Mohawk First Nation gaming and entertainment complex)
Red Hook - US 9 (now Hannaford or CVS/pharmacy?)
Malone - now Country Market
Greenwich - NY 29 (now a farmers market)
Webster - former Hegedorns (as of June 2023), NY 404; later ShurFine and BestYet affiliated
Brushton - now Country Store
Star Lake - Padgetts, NY 3 (later Great American; now Dollar General)
Stephentown - now vacant
Bingham Park - Hawley (now vacant)
The Bronx - now Scavellos City Island

1 comment:

  1. Looks like the Red Hook spot is now CVS - they must have moved there.

    For many years they were a bit down the street in what was an old A&P store (one of the later closing ones in the area).
    Hannaford is a new build store and south of the main village area (closer to Rhinebeck, which is why they sold the Stop & Shop to Tops, as they are the only 2 supermarkets in that area now).

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