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'''Mervyn's #141''', also known as '''Windsor Park''', was a [[Mervyn's]] [[department store]] located at [[Windsor Park Mall (Windcrest, Texas)|Windsor Park Mall]], [[5000 Walzem Road (Windcrest, Texas)|7900 North Interstate 35]] in [[Windcrest, Texas|Windcrest]], [[Texas]].<ref>[https://ia601502.us.archive.org/14/items/mervynsagreement2004/113206645-10000005953.pdf Loan and Security Agreement by and among Mervyn's LLC and Mervyn's Brands], September 2, 2004, pp. 167-177 and 273-285.</ref> The store opened on July 16, 1985, with a formal grand opening ceremony on July 19 |
'''Mervyn's #141''', also known as '''Windsor Park''', was a [[Mervyn's]] [[department store]] located at [[Windsor Park Mall (Windcrest, Texas)|Windsor Park Mall]], [[5000 Walzem Road (Windcrest, Texas)|7900 North Interstate 35]] in [[Windcrest, Texas|Windcrest]], [[Texas]].<ref>[https://ia601502.us.archive.org/14/items/mervynsagreement2004/113206645-10000005953.pdf Loan and Security Agreement by and among Mervyn's LLC and Mervyn's Brands], September 2, 2004, pp. 167-177 and 273-285.</ref> The store opened on July 16, 1985, with a formal grand opening ceremony on July 19,<ref>[https://archive.org/download/san-antonio-light-1985-07-18-72/San_Antonio_Light_1985-07-18_72.pdf "Three may be charm for Mervyn's: Officials negotiating for Central Park Mall location too."] [[San Antonio Light|''San Antonio Light'']], July 18, 1985, p. G1 and [https://archive.org/download/san-antonio-light-1985-07-18-79_202303/San_Antonio_Light_1985-07-18_79.png p. G8].</ref> and would be remodeled in 1992.<ref>Lambeth, Laura. [https://archive.org/download/san-antonio-express-news-december-14-1991-p-2-b_202302/San_Antonio_Express-News_December_14_1991_p2B.jpg "Mervyn's gets Frost Bros. store."] [[San Antonio Express-News|''San Antonio Express-News'']], December 14, 1991, p. 2B.</ref> The store closed on September 3, 2005.<ref>[https://archive.org/download/san-antonio-express-news-09-08-2005-page-6-e/San_Antonio_Express-News_09_08_2005_page_6E.jpg "Windsor Park loses Mervyn's, one of 28 stores closing nationwide."] [[San Antonio Express-News|''San Antonio Express-News'']], September 8, 2005, p. 6E.</ref> |
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| Store number | 141 |
| Name | Windsor Park |
| Location | Windsor Park Mall |
| Address | 7900 North Interstate 35 |
| City | Windcrest, Texas |
| Opened | July 16, 1985 |
| Closed | September 3, 2005 |
| Retail floor area | 80,000 square feet (7,400 m2) |
| Next tenant | TaskUs call center |
| Coordinates | 29°30′28″N 98°23′32″W / 29.50781°N 98.39221°WCoordinates: 29°30′28″N 98°23′32″W / 29.50781°N 98.39221°W |
Mervyn's #141, also known as Windsor Park, was a Mervyn's department store located at Windsor Park Mall, 7900 North Interstate 35 in Windcrest, Texas.[1] The store opened on July 16, 1985, with a formal grand opening ceremony on July 19,[2] and would be remodeled in 1992.[3] The store closed on September 3, 2005.[4]
References
- ↑ Loan and Security Agreement by and among Mervyn's LLC and Mervyn's Brands, September 2, 2004, pp. 167-177 and 273-285.
- ↑ "Three may be charm for Mervyn's: Officials negotiating for Central Park Mall location too." San Antonio Light, July 18, 1985, p. G1 and p. G8.
- ↑ Lambeth, Laura. "Mervyn's gets Frost Bros. store." San Antonio Express-News, December 14, 1991, p. 2B.
- ↑ "Windsor Park loses Mervyn's, one of 28 stores closing nationwide." San Antonio Express-News, September 8, 2005, p. 6E.
