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Syracuse (downtown) - Galleries, opened in 1988; food court shuttered about two decades later, became offices and were absorbed by recent Library expansion
Syracuse (west side) - Burnet Park (now Rosamund Gifford) Zoo, now indie Jungle Café
deWitt (Erie Blvd E.) - NY 5, around where Econo Lodge is now
deWitt (Shoppingtown) - now vacant
Liverpool - CR 57, later Heartland Subs, now Rio Grandé
Baldwinsville - NY 31 & 370, also vacant
Syracuse (SU Hill) - not quite sure but I have a hunch
North Syracuse - Elwood Davis and Buckley Roads and 7th North St
Syracuse (south side) - S Salina St (just south of downtown)
Syracuse (Thompson Road) - new store replaced old one
Fairmount - same as across town above
Syracuse (Thompson Road) - new store replaced old one
Fairmount - same as across town above
Also a long vacant location in Brewerton. Liverpool Village closed because the store didn't turn enough business to justify updating the building.
ReplyDeleteAnd of course they had a location in Camillus Mall, roughly where the road is on the west side of Bon Ton.
As a side note, some of the oddest former Burger Kings I saw included on the Mass Pike - McDonalds got the contract for the service areas and operated very obviously former Burger Kings for a time; and in Springfield, another one became part of a Kia dealership. Up the road a McDonalds became a day care center and a Ponderosa a surgery center.
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