Sherrill Tops in Peril

 NOTE: This post comes from outside the blog's coverage area.

    I'll admit this post's name is a bit of an exaggeration. But having looked up the definition of peril, it does work as this location is among the locations being sold off and becoming Grand Union. Unlike the Cortland store both we and a fellow blogger toured last month, this location in Sherrill was a location that Tops took over from P&C Foods. Both the exterior style of the building and the decor package that Tops gave this location point to that conclusion. In a similar style to what Retail Regents has done over on his blog, we will now dive into my archives for a look at the Tops in Sherrill as seen in December of 2016.

Former Kmart #3963

 NOTE: This post comes from outside the blog's coverage area.

    As mentioned briefly in last month's post, sometimes I'd visit a Kmart that had been documented by others. This again happens to be the case with this month's post. I was in the area and knew this store was a rather nice location from what I had seen, so I decided to take a quick pit stop into seeing what it had going for it.

    As one of the stores that remodeled in 2007/2008, this store of course had most of the bells and whistles of having a more modern decor. Along with a Little Caesars, Elizabethtown also had a rare pharmacy with a drive-thru. It had also been one of at least two stores to do a candy department concept. Overall the visit was decent, but you could seem some cracks coming through in as a result of the Sears Holdings bankruptcy. 

For some pictures of the location after its closure, see a fellow blogger's post.