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Does anybody have photos inside of the old Richman Gordmans on 90th?

Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2017 11:30 pm
by Silverspoon
I was talking about that particular location with some coworkers today and I remember there was a play area in either the NE or SE corner of the store where they had a small slide. I was only like 5 when that location closed, but thats what I remember from it. Id love to see some interior photos and see if that play area shows up.

Re: Does anybody have photos inside of the old Richman Gordmans on 90th?

Posted: Tue Mar 28, 2017 12:16 pm
by Brad
I believe the Omaha World Herald had some the other day. I can't remember if it was in an RG story or more of an old photo feature they did.

Re: Does anybody have photos inside of the old Richman Gordmans on 90th?

Posted: Tue Mar 28, 2017 2:09 pm
by skinzfan23
Here are some inside shots of the 120th and Blondo store from the World Herald:

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Re: Does anybody have photos inside of the old Richman Gordmans on 90th?

Posted: Tue Mar 28, 2017 3:16 pm
by Brad
skinzfan23 wrote:Here are some inside shots of the 120th and Blondo store from the World Herald:
I'm about 99.9% sure those are are miss labeled and not even the same store...

The first photo is a drop ceiling and some sort of textured wall. The second has an open ceiling along with a peg board wall.

The second one might be 73rd and Blondo because that playground was in the basement and the open ceiling shows a fairly large beam like its in a basement.

Finally, to the best of my memory, there was never a store at 120 and Blondo.

Re: Does anybody have photos inside of the old Richman Gordmans on 90th?

Posted: Tue Mar 28, 2017 3:59 pm
by skinzfan23
You are right, they are at different locations. The second picture was captioned saying that is the store they were moved to after 120th and Blondo. But I agree, I am not sure they are correct.

Re: Does anybody have photos inside of the old Richman Gordmans on 90th?

Posted: Tue Mar 28, 2017 4:03 pm
by GRANDPASMUCKER
Those pics pretty much for sure look like the store that was on 73rd & Blondo. I should be able to remember considering I played on those animals about 50 times. I'm sure people will find it hard to believe but I even got banned and thrown out of that play ground a few times :oops:

Back in the early 70s that playground was twice as big and had 2 elephants and 3 or 4 more animals. They ended up taking half the animals to another store but I can't remember which one it was. There was a guy down on about 30th & R in the late 90's that had bought one of those elephants for $200 bucks and painted it with a paint brush and kept it in his front yard.

Re: Does anybody have photos inside of the old Richman Gordmans on 90th?

Posted: Tue Mar 28, 2017 4:16 pm
by nebugeater
Welcome back Brad. You have been MIA


Brad wrote:
skinzfan23 wrote:Here are some inside shots of the 120th and Blondo store from the World Herald:
I'm about 99.9% sure those are are miss labeled and not even the same store...

The first photo is a drop ceiling and some sort of textured wall. The second has an open ceiling along with a peg board wall.

The second one might be 73rd and Blondo because that playground was in the basement and the open ceiling shows a fairly large beam like its in a basement.

Finally, to the best of my memory, there was never a store at 120 and Blondo.

Re: Does anybody have photos inside of the old Richman Gordmans on 90th?

Posted: Tue Mar 28, 2017 8:59 pm
by Brad
nebugeater wrote:Welcome back Brad. You have been MIA
Thanks. Yeah, its been a couple weeks.

Re: Does anybody have photos inside of the old Richman Gordmans on 90th?

Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2017 11:38 am
by RockHarbor
When was Richman Gordman ever at 120th & Blondo? I can't even picture what structure would house a big box store there. I remember that "North Park" (office park) going up in the early 90's, and it was a field then. The other corners don't have a big box store.

When I was a kid, I was also fascinated by that dino park in the corner of the store on 132nd & Center. Seeing those dinos is nostalgic -- for sure.