Frank Woolworth's buying consortium, 'the friendly rival syndicate', which sourced products and pooled knowledge for an alliance of five-and-ten c...
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A Woolworth's picture postcard from World War I, showing the Second English Trench at Ypres, showing the cramped and horrific conditions of trench...
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Construction of the Woolworth Building in Broadway Place, New York between 1911 and 1913 in words and archive pictures. It was the world's tallest...
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Frank Woolworth's lucky escape from behind enemy lines in World War I, and his subsequent work to stimulate American mass-manufacturing.
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Choosing a replacement for Frank Winfield Woolworth, the Five-and-Ten pioneer. The Board selected Hubert Templeton Parson as the second President.
... Ireland brand owner Woolworth Germany's site in German Red Apple/TBS Canada South African Woolworths Mexican Woolworth Woolworth Barbados Australian Woolworths New Zealand Woolworths Museum Gift Shop Search Launch Zoom® Search The Woolworths Museum Top of the Shop By 1919 F.W . Woolworth Co. operated over 1,000 stores in North America, and almost 100 ...
The first six Woolworth stores in the London area, which opened between 1910 and 1912. The 'Nothing over Sixpence' formula proved a big hit in the...
... Ireland brand owner Woolworth Germany's site in German Red Apple/TBS Canada South African Woolworths Mexican Woolworth Woolworth Barbados Australian Woolworths New Zealand Woolworths Museum Gift Shop Search Launch Zoom® Search The Woolworths Museum Conquering the Capital Having established a northern powerhouse, with stores west to east from Liverpool to Middlesbrough, executives turned their attentions to ...
157. 1905 incorporation
The thinking behind Frank Woolworth's decision to incorporate his Five-and-Ten Cent Store business in 1905, and the Company's first Board of Direc...
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The story of the first British Woolworth stores, which opened their doors before the outbreak of World War I.
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The shortlived Woolworth catalogue chain, which operated 12 'Woolco Catalog Stores' in Canada and 45 'Shoppers World' outlets in the UK.
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How the Crystalate Recording Co created 78rpm records for Woolworth's on the 'Eclipse' and 'Crown' labels, from an article first published in 1936.
... Ireland brand owner Woolworth Germany's site in German Red Apple/TBS Canada South African Woolworths Mexican Woolworth Woolworth Barbados Australian Woolworths New Zealand Woolworths Museum Gift Shop Search Launch Zoom® Search The Woolworths Museum Making records in the 1930s By the mid 30s Woolworth was selling over two million 78rpm records a week. The staff asked their ...