Sibley's

Irondequoit Mall (had to block lamppost to fit logo)

 Sibleys were a chain from Monroe County which I remember from early days that had been in CNY until they were sold to Kaufmanns in 1990. The flagship in downtown Rochester is in the National Register of Historic Places (our answer to the National Trust in a way). They had absorbed chains like their successors had too. While I can remember much of the CNY stores, WNY and beyond are a return to the time warp (mostly Wikipedia, making Cliffs Notes look like a bill that has to be passed).

Syracuse

Syracuse (downtown) - Previously RKO Keiths; briefly connected to the Galleries by Skybridge; closed 1989; now offices and businesses such as CXTec, Redhouse and Tompkins Savings Bank.

Fayetteville - Fayetteville Mall, NY 5 & N Burdick St; later Kaufmanns; closed and demolished in 1993; replaced by Caldor from 1994-96; mall demolished 2001 for Towne Center

Clay - Great Northern Mall, NY 31 & 481; later Kaufmanns and Macys; now Dunk & Bright, while mall will become power center with Micron on the horizon

Buffalo

West Seneca - Seneca Mall, CR 137 & 91; now demolished

Cheektowaga - Walden Galleria; was only there the first year; later Kaufmanns; now Macys

Amherst - Boulevard Mall, US 62; previously Sattlers; later Kaufmanns; now Macys

Rochester

Victor - Eastview Mall, NY 96; later Kaufmanns; now Macys

Greece - Greece Town Mall (now The Mall at Greece Ridge), NY 104; later Kaufmanns; now Macys

Henrietta - Marketplace Mall, NY 252 & 15A; later Kaufmanns and Macys; now Floor & Décor

Irondequoit - Irondequoit Mall, E Ridge Rd; later Kaufmanns and Macys; now closed (pictured)

Webster - NY 404; demolished; now Breuggers Bagels and Chase Bank

Clarence - Eastern Hills Mall, NY 78; previously Hengerers; later Kaufmanns and Macys; now Niagara Emporium

Hamburg - McKinley Mall, NY 179; later Kaufmanns and Macys; now closed

Rochester (downtown) - NY 96; flagship; now offices (original Granite Building burned down in the Edwardian era)

AI fantasy nuclear option! (my other one has a typo)

Courtesy Meta Platforms, Inc. (fictional store shown)