Kmart 3935: Difference between revisions

| opened = November 25, 1991

| replaced =[[Kmart 4133|Kmart #4133]]

|location=[[San Antonio Corner (Irving, Texas)|SanIrving Antonio CornerSquare]]}}

'''Kmart #3935''' was a [[Kmart]] [[discount department store]] located at [[San Antonio Corner (Irving, Texas)|San AntonioIrving CornerSquare]], [[3500 West Airport Freeway (Irving, Texas)|3500 West Airport Freeway]] in [[Irving, Texas|Irving]], [[Texas]].<ref>[https://mycpa.cpa.state.tx.us/staxpayersearch/processTaxpyer.do?tpNtrlId=2000160044410 K mart Corporation], Sales Taxpayer Search, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts.</ref> The store opened on or around November 25, 1991 followedreplacing by[[Kmart 4133]],<ref name=":0">[https://archive.org/download/kmart-spreadsheets-official-2002/Kmart-SuperKinUSAasof012102.xls Kmart store directory (XLS download)], Kmart Corporation, January 21, 2002.</ref> with a formal grand opening ceremony on November 29.,<ref>[https://archivearchives.orgdallasnews.com/downloaduncategorized/reschultzedIO_6646ec23-newsbank44b9-48a4-ba9d-851228212d10/Dallas_Morning_News_1991_Nov_28_p_74_A.jpeg AdvertisementFull-page advertisement], [[The Dallas Morning News|''The Dallas Morning News'']], November 28, 1991, pagep. 74A.</ref> Itin 1998, the store would laterbe convertconverted to Big Kmart before closing on April 13, 2003.<ref>Hopper, Kathryn. [https://www.newspapers.com/clip/66387514article/fort-worth-star-telegram/101843203/ Advertisement]"Big K: Mart makeover: With Martha Stewart and the Muppets, a new image emerges."] [[Fort Worth Star-Telegram|''Fort Worth Star-Telegram'']], AprilNovember 1116, 20031997, pagep. 10C10.</ref> The store closed on April 13, 2003,<ref>Jares, Andrea. [https://docswww.googlenewspapers.com/spreadsheetsclip/d71350416/1bQbJ704l5I8hkf4hUNa7IyYzGW5I3CIBYmqigrRLD7gfort-worth-star-telegram/edit "Kmart3 latestof area's Kmarts set to close doors."] [[Bluepages:SpreadsheetsFort Worth Star-Telegram|spreadsheet''Fort Worth Star-Telegram'']], April 13, 2003, p. 13BB.</ref> and was torn down for [[Lowe's Home Improvement 1811]]. Prior to Kmart, the site was previously occupied by Freeway Furniture.