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Kaufmann’s is synonymous with shopping, whether you favored the flagship store, which was in downtown Pittsburgh, or visited one of the many suburban stores. This presentation explores the evolution of the store and family from both a business and philanthropic perspective. Discover how Kaufmann’s became a staple in the western Pennsylvania community; why we still meet under the Kaufmann’s clock; and fondly reference the Tic Toc restaurant, Vendome, and the bargain basement.
The presentation will include many never-before-seen-nor-published images and archival material. Those attending the program are invited to share with the audience their stories and memories of Kaufmann’s. Individuals are also invited to bring in with them mementos that they may want to share with the audience in a “show & tell” format.
Presented by Robert Stakeley of the Heinz History Center.
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