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    Woodward became to it's worse state in the middle 90s when most of the businesses had closed and storefronts formed a wall of boarded windows. Winklemans was the last clothing retail to leave Woodward in the late 90s. I didn't know that Dress Barn remained in the downtown area until around 2004. Woodward was a destination for shopping and banking until the late 90s. It's becoming a destination of small offices, restaurants with bars in them, residential, and the unknown

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    Quote Originally Posted by stasu1213 View Post
    Woodward became to it's worse state in the middle 90s when most of the businesses had closed and storefronts formed a wall of boarded windows. Winklemans was the last clothing retail to leave Woodward in the late 90s. I didn't know that Dress Barn remained in the downtown area until around 2004. Woodward was a destination for shopping and banking until the late 90s. It's becoming a destination of small offices, restaurants with bars in them, residential, and the unknown
    Stasu,
    Don't know where you lived in the 90s but I do not recall downtown Woodward being any type of "destination for shopping" back then.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cmubryan View Post
    Stasu,
    Don't know where you lived in the 90s but I do not recall downtown Woodward being any type of "destination for shopping" back then.
    Downtown was a sopping destination in the 80s

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    Quote Originally Posted by stasu1213 View Post
    Downtown was a sopping destination in the 80s
    Interesting. This is news to me. Maybe in the early 80s with Hudson's?

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