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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Kaufmann'sKaufmann's - Wikipedia

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   Kaufmann's was a department store that originated in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The store was owned in the early 20th century by Edgar J. Kaufmann , patron of the famous Fallingwater house. In the post-war years, the store became a regional chain in the eastern United States , and was last owned by Federated Department Stores .

2. carnegieart.org › resource › how-kaufmanns-blurredHow Kaufmann’s Blurred the Line Between Department Store and ...

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   Dec 23, 2015 · Learn how Kaufmann's, a former Pittsburgh institution, combined high art and culture with retail merchandise and customer service. Explore its window displays, international exposition, murals, and research bureau that shaped the city's design consciousness.

3. historicpittsburgh.org › collection › kaufmannsKaufmann's Department Store Photographs | Historic Pittsburgh

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   Browse historical photos of Kaufmann's Department Store, a Pittsburgh-based retailer founded in 1871 by German-Jewish immigrants. See images of store employees, executives, events, windows, expansions, family members and philanthropy.

4. sewickleylibrary.org › the-history-of-kaufmannsThe History of Kaufmann’s Department Store: Everything Under ...

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   Jan 19, 2024 · Learn about the evolution of Kaufmann's, a Pittsburgh icon, from a business and philanthropic perspective. See never-before-seen images and archival material, and share your stories and memories of the store.

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6. newsinteractive.post-gazette.com › kaufmannThe Kaufmann Legacy | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

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   Kaufmann’s Downtown operated for 144 years — a decade under the Macy’s flag — until shutting its doors in September 2015. Its run outlasted many other department stores in the nation....

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7. beltmag.com › kaufmanns-pittsburgh-and-the-end-ofKaufmann’s, Pittsburgh, and the End of an Era - Belt Magazine

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   Nov 18, 2015 · Learn about the history and legacy of Kaufmann’s, the department store that ruled downtown Pittsburgh for over a century. From its founding in 1871 to its closure in 2015, Kaufmann’s shaped the city’s retail landscape and culture.

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   What are Kaufmann's department store online photos?

   • The Kaufmann’s Department Store online photographs include depictions of the store’s early history and employees, interior views of store departments and restaurants, window displays, executives, store events, expansions to the Kaufmann’s Department Store downtown and regional locations, Kaufmann family members and philanthropic projects.

   Kaufmann's Department Store Photographs - Historic Pittsburgh

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   Who founded Kaufmann's department store?

   • About Kaufmann’s Department Store The earliest iteration of Kaufmann’s Department Store, J. Kaufmann & Brother, was founded in 1871 by German-Jewish immigrant brothers Jacob and Isaac Kaufmann. Their shop at 1916 Carson Street in Birmingham (now Pittsburgh’s South Side) offered tailoring and ready-to-wear men’s clothing.

   Kaufmann's Department Store Photographs - Historic Pittsburgh

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   When did Kaufmann's start?

   • So did the stores. Kaufmann’s opened its first branch store in Monroeville, east of the city, in 1961, followed by a store on the southern edge of Mt. Lebanon, an upper-middle-class inner-ring suburb in the South Hills, in 1964. A Kaufmann’s opened on McKnight Road in the North Hills a year after that.

   Kaufmann’s, Pittsburgh, and the End of an Era - Belt Mag

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   When did Kaufmann's downtown close?

   • Kaufmann’s Downtown operated for 144 years — a decade under the Macy’s flag — until shutting its doors in September 2015. Its run outlasted many other department stores in the nation. Kaufmann’s merged with May Department Stores Co. of St. Louis in 1946, but E.J. remained president of the store.

   The Kaufmann Legacy | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

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   Who was Henry Kaufmann?

   • Of the four department store founders, Henry Kaufmann was the youngest and lived the longest; he died at age 94 in 1955. He is best remembered for giving away much of his $10 million fortune in Pittsburgh and New York. In today’s dollars, the fortune he acquired by selling his share in the department store would total more than $240 million.

   The Kaufmann Legacy | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

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   What was Kaufmann's 'Art in industry' theme in 1930?

   • In 1930, Kaufmann’s again blurred the line between department store and museum when it installed a series of ten murals by artist Boardman Robinson on the theme of “Art in Industry.” Circling the first floor, there were scenes depicting imagined moments of international trade from ancient era up to the 20th-century.

   How Kaufmann’s Blurred the Line Between Department Store and Cultural

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9. www.heinzhistorycenter.org › blog › westernTic Toc, the Arcade Bakery, & Kaufmann’s Department Store

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   Nov 3, 2015 · The Tic Toc opened in 1955 as part of a grand expansion that took Kaufmann’s from 753,505 sq. ft. to 1,158,852. New amenities included a smoking lounge, larger rest rooms, “tot-toters” (strollers), and expanded departments.