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'''Kohl's Food Stores''' was a chain of supermarkets based in Wisconsin. Founded in 1946, the company expanded into [[Kohl's]] department stores in 1962.<ref name=1st-2002>Daykin, Tom. [https://web.archive.org/web/20020628144233/http://www.jsonline.com/bym/news/jun02/50935.asp "1st Kohl's supermarket to be next Lena's"], [[Milwaukee Journal Sentinel]], June 13, 2002, archived June 28, 2002.</ref> Kohl's sold the Food Stores to [[A&P]] in 1983.<ref name=nyt-1983aug16>[https://www.nytimes.com/1983/08/16/business/a-p-to-acquire-kohl-s-from-batus.html "A. & P. to Acquire Kohl's From Batus"], [[The New York Times]], August 16, 1983.</ref> A&P closed all of the chain's locations in 2003. The chain was notable for its architecture, as most of its stores were built with distinctive arched, semicircular ceilings. A number of Kohl's Food Store buildings remain intact and recognizable today.
'''Kohl's Food Stores''' was a chain of supermarkets primarily located in Wisconsin, with additional locations in Illinois. Founded in 1946, the company expanded into [[Kohl's]] department stores in 1962.<ref name=1st-2002>Daykin, Tom. [https://web.archive.org/web/20020628144233/http://www.jsonline.com/bym/news/jun02/50935.asp "1st Kohl's supermarket to be next Lena's"], [[Milwaukee Journal Sentinel]], June 13, 2002, archived June 28, 2002.</ref> Kohl's sold the Food Stores to [[A&P]] in 1983.<ref name=nyt-1983aug16>[https://www.nytimes.com/1983/08/16/business/a-p-to-acquire-kohl-s-from-batus.html "A. & P. to Acquire Kohl's From Batus"], [[The New York Times]], August 16, 1983.</ref> A&P closed all of the chain's locations in 2003. The chain was notable for its architecture, as most of its stores were built with distinctive arched, semicircular ceilings. A number of Kohl's Food Store buildings remain intact and recognizable today.


==Locations==
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! Location !! City !! Opened !! Closed !! Source
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| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|1177 Lombardi Access Road|Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin}} || || ||
| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|1177 Lombardi Access Road|Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin}} || || ||
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| || [[Bloomingdale, Illinois]] || || || <ref name=schaumburg/>
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| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|2315 North 124th Street|Brookfield, Wisconsin}} || || || <ref name=FR-jul1963/>
| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|2315 North 124th Street|Brookfield, Wisconsin}} || || || <ref name=FR-jul1963/>
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| [[Dundee Road (Buffalo Grove, Illinois)|Dundee Road]] and [[Buffalo Grove Road (Buffalo Grove, Illinois)|Buffalo Grove Road]] || [[Buffalo Grove, Illinois]] || || || <ref name=chicago-1978/>
| [[Greentree Centre (Caledonia, Wisconsin)|Greentree Centre]], 5111 Douglas Avenue || [[Caledonia, Wisconsin]] || || August 2003 || <ref name=rjt-aug2003>Burke, Michael. [https://journaltimes.com/news/local/kohls-grocery-stores-to-close/article_01bff45a-a608-5211-8377-d48dceaf2a65.html "Kohl's grocery stores to close"], [[Racine Journal Times]], June 14, 2003.</ref>
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| [[Greentree Centre (Caledonia, Wisconsin)|Greentree Centre]] || [[Caledonia, Wisconsin]] || || August 2003 || <ref name=rjt-aug2003>Burke, Michael. [https://journaltimes.com/news/local/kohls-grocery-stores-to-close/article_01bff45a-a608-5211-8377-d48dceaf2a65.html "Kohl's grocery stores to close"], [[Racine Journal Times]], June 14, 2003.</ref>
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| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|2555 West Touhy Avenue|Chicago, Illinois}} || || || <ref name=chicago-1978/>
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| [[Addison Street (Chicago, Illinois)|Addison Street]] and [[Central Avenue (Chicago, Illinois)|Central Avenue]] || [[Chicago, Illinois]] || || || <ref name=chicago-1978/>
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| [[Elston Avenue (Chicago, Illinois)|Elston Avenue]] and [[Kimball Avenue (Chicago, Illinois)|Kimball Avenue]] || [[Chicago, Illinois]] || || || <ref name=chicago-1978/>
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| [[St. Charles Road (Elmhurst, Illinois)|St. Charles Road]] and [[Kingery Highway (Elmhurst, Illinois)|Kingery Highway]] || [[Elmhurst, Illinois]] || || || <ref name=chicago-1978/>
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| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|3010 Cahill Main|Fitchburg, Wisconsin}} || || April 2003 || <ref name=pcml2003/>
| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|3010 Cahill Main|Fitchburg, Wisconsin}} || || April 2003 || <ref name=pcml2003/>
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| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|33 South Sophia Street|Fond du Lac, Wisconsin}} || December 5, 1973 || September 25, 1993 || <ref>[https://www.newspapers.com/clip/76316112/ "Kohl's Food Store opens"], [[Fond du Lac Reporter]], December 5, 1973, page 16.</ref><ref>Reinach, Lee. [https://www.newspapers.com/clip/76316098/the-reporter/ "Kohl's customers will miss store"], [[Fond du Lac Reporter]], September 14, 1993, front page.</ref>
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| [[Roosevelt Road (Glen Ellyn, Illinois)|Roosevelt Road]] and [[Park Boulevard (Glen Ellyn, Illinois)|Park Boulevard]] || [[Glen Ellyn, Illinois]] || || || <ref name=chicago-1978/>
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| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|2626 Golf Road|Glenview, Illinois}} || || || <ref name=chicago-1978>[https://www.newspapers.com/clip/76316228/chicago-tribune/ Advertisement], [[Chicago Tribune]], December 28, 1978, page 96.</ref>
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| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|2151 Main Street|Green Bay, Wisconsin}} || || ||
| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|2151 Main Street|Green Bay, Wisconsin}} || || ||
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| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|5455 South 27th Street|Greenfield, Wisconsin}} || || ||
| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|5455 South 27th Street|Greenfield, Wisconsin}} || || ||
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| [[Barrington Road (Hanover Park, Illinois)|Barrington Road]] and [[Irving Park Road (Hanover Park, Illinois)|Irving Park Road]] || [[Hanover Park, Illinois]] || || || <ref name=chicago-1978/>
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| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|4701 North Harlem Avenue|Harwood Heights, Illinois}} || || || <ref name=chicago-1978/>
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| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|1714 Milton Avenue|Janesville, Wisconsin}} || || ||
| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|1714 Milton Avenue|Janesville, Wisconsin}} || || ||
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| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|Pershing Plaza|Kenosha, Wisconsin}} || || November 1995 ||
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| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|3726 22nd Avenue|Kenosha, Wisconsin}} || || August 31, 1996 || <ref name=kenosha-1996>Backmann, Dave. [https://www.newspapers.com/clip/76316404/kenosha-news/ "Kohl's food stores to leave Kenosha"], [[Kenosha News]], August 24, 1996, front page.</ref>
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| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|4216 52nd Street|Kenosha, Wisconsin}} || || August 31, 1996 || <ref name=kenosha-1996/>
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| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|7175 Lincoln Avenue|Lincolnwood, Illinois}} || || || <ref name=chicago-1978/>
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| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|2525 East Washington Street|Madison, Wisconsin}} || || April 2003 || <ref name=pcml2003>[http://web.archive.org/web/20150905135042/http://worknet.wisconsin.gov/worknet_info/downloads/PCML/2003pcml_log.xls 2003 Plant Closing Mass Layoffs] (Microsoft Excel file download), Wisconsin WorkNet, [[Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development]], archived September 5, 2015.</ref>
| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|2525 East Washington Street|Madison, Wisconsin}} || || April 2003 || <ref name=pcml2003>[http://web.archive.org/web/20150905135042/http://worknet.wisconsin.gov/worknet_info/downloads/PCML/2003pcml_log.xls 2003 Plant Closing Mass Layoffs] (Microsoft Excel file download), Wisconsin WorkNet, [[Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development]], archived September 5, 2015.</ref>
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| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|5747 West Dempster Avenue|Morton Grove, Illinois}} || || ||
| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|5747 West Dempster Avenue|Morton Grove, Illinois}} || || ||
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| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|Mount Prospect Plaza|Mount Prospect, Illinois}} || || || <ref name=chicago-1978/>
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| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|877 South Green Bay Road|Neenah, Wisconsin}} || || September 1990 ||
| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|877 South Green Bay Road|Neenah, Wisconsin}} || || September 1990 ||
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| [[Spring Creek Junction (Neenah, Wisconsin)|Spring Creek Junction]], {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|647 South Green Bay Road|Neenah, Wisconsin}} || September 1990 || January 1998 || <ref>Behnke, Duke. [https://www.newspapers.com/clip/76248321/the-post-crescent/ "Valley bids farewell to Kohl's grocery"], [[Appleton Post-Crescent]], November 22, 1997, front page.</ref>
| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|Spring Creek Junction|Neenah, Wisconsin}} || September 1990 || January 1998 || <ref>Behnke, Duke. [https://www.newspapers.com/clip/76248321/the-post-crescent/ "Valley bids farewell to Kohl's grocery"], [[Appleton Post-Crescent]], November 22, 1997, front page.</ref>
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| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|Park Plaza|Oshkosh, Wisconsin}} || November 4, 1970 || January 25, 1986 || <ref>Russell, Judy. [https://www.newspapers.com/clip/76248374/ "Food Store to Open in Plaza; Variety of Foods Offered"], [[Oshkosh Northwestern]], November 3, 1970, page A10.</ref><ref>Vander Velden, Patrik. [https://www.newspapers.com/clip/76248438/the-oshkosh-northwestern/ "Kohl's closes Oshkosh store"], [[Oshkosh Northwestern]], January 9, 1986, page 9.</ref>
| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|Park Plaza|Oshkosh, Wisconsin}} || November 4, 1970 || January 25, 1986 || <ref>Russell, Judy. [https://www.newspapers.com/clip/76248374/ "Food Store to Open in Plaza; Variety of Foods Offered"], [[Oshkosh Northwestern]], November 3, 1970, page A10.</ref><ref>Vander Velden, Patrik. [https://www.newspapers.com/clip/76248438/the-oshkosh-northwestern/ "Kohl's closes Oshkosh store"], [[Oshkosh Northwestern]], January 9, 1986, page 9.</ref>
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| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|3915 Durand Avenue|Racine, Wisconsin}} || || August 2003 || <ref name=rjt-aug2003/>
| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|3915 Durand Avenue|Racine, Wisconsin}} || || August 2003 || <ref name=rjt-aug2003/>
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| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|580 South Roselle Road|Schaumburg Township, Illinois}} || 1979 || 1982 || <ref name=schaumburg>Rozek, Jane. [https://ourlocalhistory.wordpress.com/2011/05/08/a-different-design-for-a-grocery-store/ "A Different Design for a Grocery Store"], ''History of Schaumburg Township'', [[Schaumburg Township District Library]], May 8, 2011.</ref>
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| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|3650 University Avenue|Shorewood Hills, Wisconsin}} || || April 2003 || <ref name=pcml2003/>
| {{FULLADDRESSTABLE|3650 University Avenue|Shorewood Hills, Wisconsin}} || || April 2003 || <ref name=pcml2003/>

Latest revision as of 07:49, 23 April 2021

Kohl's Food Stores was a chain of supermarkets primarily located in Wisconsin, with additional locations in Illinois. Founded in 1946, the company expanded into Kohl's department stores in 1962.[1] Kohl's sold the Food Stores to A&P in 1983.[2] A&P closed all of the chain's locations in 2003. The chain was notable for its architecture, as most of its stores were built with distinctive arched, semicircular ceilings. A number of Kohl's Food Store buildings remain intact and recognizable today.

Locations[edit | edit source]

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Location City Opened Closed Source
820 West College Avenue Appleton, Wisconsin April 11, 1973 March 25, 1980
Valley Fair Shopping Center Appleton, Wisconsin March 26, 1980 April 22, 1995 [3]
1177 Lombardi Access Road Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin
Bloomingdale, Illinois [4]
2315 North 124th Street Brookfield, Wisconsin [5]
Dundee Road and Buffalo Grove Road Buffalo Grove, Illinois [6]
Greentree Centre Caledonia, Wisconsin August 2003 [7]
2555 West Touhy Avenue Chicago, Illinois [6]
Addison Street and Central Avenue Chicago, Illinois [6]
Elston Avenue and Kimball Avenue Chicago, Illinois [6]
St. Charles Road and Kingery Highway Elmhurst, Illinois [6]
3010 Cahill Main Fitchburg, Wisconsin April 2003 [8]
33 South Sophia Street Fond du Lac, Wisconsin December 5, 1973 September 25, 1993 [9][10]
Roosevelt Road and Park Boulevard Glen Ellyn, Illinois [6]
2626 Golf Road Glenview, Illinois [6]
2151 Main Street Green Bay, Wisconsin
5455 South 27th Street Greenfield, Wisconsin
Barrington Road and Irving Park Road Hanover Park, Illinois [6]
4701 North Harlem Avenue Harwood Heights, Illinois [6]
1714 Milton Avenue Janesville, Wisconsin
Pershing Plaza Kenosha, Wisconsin November 1995
3726 22nd Avenue Kenosha, Wisconsin August 31, 1996 [11]
4216 52nd Street Kenosha, Wisconsin August 31, 1996 [11]
7175 Lincoln Avenue Lincolnwood, Illinois [6]
2525 East Washington Street Madison, Wisconsin April 2003 [8]
261 Junction Road Madison, Wisconsin April 2003 [8]
1312 South Park Street Madison, Wisconsin April 2003 [8]
2525 Winnebago Street Madison, Wisconsin
2921 North Sherman Avenue Madison, Wisconsin April 2003 [8]
11110 North Port Washington Road Mequon, Wisconsin
6310 Century Avenue Middleton, Wisconsin April 2003 [8]
4623 West Burleigh Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1946 [1]
1301 West Forest Home Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin [5]
2322 West Oak Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin
2777 North Teutonia Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin [5]
3334 North Holton Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin [5]
3525 West Juneau Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin
3555 South 27th Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin [5]
3725 North Teutonia Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin [5]
3824 West Vliet Street Milwaukee, Wisconsin [5]
4145 North Oakland Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin [5]
5500 West Capitol Drive Milwaukee, Wisconsin [5]
5656 North Port Washington Road Milwaukee, Wisconsin [5]
5801 West Oklahoma Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin [5]
6940 North Santa Monica Boulevard Milwaukee, Wisconsin [5]
7530 West Forest Home Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin [5]
8201 West Bluemound Road Milwaukee, Wisconsin [5]
8211 West Brown Deer Road Milwaukee, Wisconsin
9210 West Lisbon Avenue Milwaukee, Wisconsin [5]
6540 Monona Avenue Monona, Wisconsin April 2003 [8]
5747 West Dempster Avenue Morton Grove, Illinois
Mount Prospect Plaza Mount Prospect, Illinois [6]
877 South Green Bay Road Neenah, Wisconsin September 1990
Spring Creek Junction Neenah, Wisconsin September 1990 January 1998 [12]
Park Plaza Oshkosh, Wisconsin November 4, 1970 January 25, 1986 [13][14]
1200 North Green Bay Road Racine, Wisconsin August 2003 [7]
1920 Douglas Avenue Racine, Wisconsin [7]
3915 Durand Avenue Racine, Wisconsin August 2003 [7]
580 South Roselle Road Schaumburg Township, Illinois 1979 1982 [4]
3650 University Avenue Shorewood Hills, Wisconsin April 2003 [8]
8616 West North Avenue Wauwatosa, Wisconsin 1950 [15]
1715 South 76th Street West Allis, Wisconsin
7546 West Greenfield Avenue West Allis, Wisconsin [5]

References[edit | edit source]

  1. 1.0 1.1 Daykin, Tom. "1st Kohl's supermarket to be next Lena's", Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, June 13, 2002, archived June 28, 2002.
  2. "A. & P. to Acquire Kohl's From Batus", The New York Times, August 16, 1983.
  3. Boardman, Arlen. "Managers seeking upgrade to improve mall's fortune", Appleton Post-Crescent, April 19, 1995, Post-Crescent Plus supplement, page 2.
  4. 4.0 4.1 Rozek, Jane. "A Different Design for a Grocery Store", History of Schaumburg Township, Schaumburg Township District Library, May 8, 2011.
  5. 5.00 5.01 5.02 5.03 5.04 5.05 5.06 5.07 5.08 5.09 5.10 5.11 5.12 5.13 5.14 5.15 "Certificates Authorizing Employment of Full-Time Students Working Outside of School Hours in Retail or Service Establishments at Special Minimum Wages: Region VI" Federal Register, July 18, 1963, p. 7371.
  6. 6.00 6.01 6.02 6.03 6.04 6.05 6.06 6.07 6.08 6.09 6.10 Advertisement, Chicago Tribune, December 28, 1978, page 96.
  7. 7.0 7.1 7.2 7.3 Burke, Michael. "Kohl's grocery stores to close", Racine Journal Times, June 14, 2003.
  8. 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 8.5 8.6 8.7 2003 Plant Closing Mass Layoffs (Microsoft Excel file download), Wisconsin WorkNet, Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development, archived September 5, 2015.
  9. "Kohl's Food Store opens", Fond du Lac Reporter, December 5, 1973, page 16.
  10. Reinach, Lee. "Kohl's customers will miss store", Fond du Lac Reporter, September 14, 1993, front page.
  11. 11.0 11.1 Backmann, Dave. "Kohl's food stores to leave Kenosha", Kenosha News, August 24, 1996, front page.
  12. Behnke, Duke. "Valley bids farewell to Kohl's grocery", Appleton Post-Crescent, November 22, 1997, front page.
  13. Russell, Judy. "Food Store to Open in Plaza; Variety of Foods Offered", Oshkosh Northwestern, November 3, 1970, page A10.
  14. Vander Velden, Patrik. "Kohl's closes Oshkosh store", Oshkosh Northwestern, January 9, 1986, page 9.
  15. "Property Record: 8616 W NORTH AVE", Architecture and History Inventory, Wisconsin Historical Society.

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