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'''Kmart #7751''' was a [[Kmart]] [[discount department store]] located at [[5200 Fairmont Parkway (Pasadena, Texas)|5200 Fairmont Parkway]] in [[Pasadena, Texas|Pasadena]], [[Texas]].<ref>[https://mycpa.cpa.statearchive.tx.usorg/staxpayersearchdownload/processTaxpyerkmart-spreadsheets-official-2002/Kmart-SuperKinUSAasof012102.do?tpNtrlId=2000160044410xls KKmart martstore Corporationdirectory (XLS download)], Sales TaxpayerKmart SearchCorporation, TexasJanuary Comptroller of Public21, Accounts2002.</ref> The store opened on May 4, 1995 replacing [[Kmart 4398]] and [[Kmart 4024]],<ref>[https://archive.org/download/news-article-houston-chronicle-may-3-1995-p-94/News_Article__Houston_Chronicle__May_3_1995__p94.pdf Advertisement], ''[[Houston Chronicle]]'', May 3, 1995, p. 12.</ref> with a formal grand opening ceremony on May 7.<ref>[https://archive.org/download/news-article-houston-chronicle-may-7-1995-p-127/News_Article__Houston_Chronicle__May_7_1995__p127.pdf Full-page advertisement], [[Houston Chronicle|''Houston Chronicle'']], May 7, 1995.</ref> It was the replacement store for [[Kmart 4398]] and [[Kmart 4024]]. In 1997, the store would be converted into one of the first 24 Big Kmarts in Texas, with a grand reopening ceremony on November 14.<ref>Feser, Katherine. [https://archive.org/download/news-article-houston-chronicle-november-15-1997-p-62_202207/News_Article__Houston_Chronicle__November_15_1997__p62.pdf "Big Kmart wants shoppers back: New store design brighter, upscale."] [[Houston Chronicle|''Houston Chronicle'']], November 15, 1997, p. 1C and [https://archive.org/download/news-article-houston-chronicle-november-15-1997-p-69_202207/News_Article__Houston_Chronicle__November_15_1997__p69.pdf p. 8C].</ref> The store closed on April 13, 2003,<ref>[https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1184795/m1/7/ Advertisement], [[The Baytown Sun|''The Baytown Sun'']], April 11, 2003, p. 7A.</ref> and was torn down for [[Walmart Supercenter 752]] parking.
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