Corry Plaza

With everything going on in the world at the moment, I thought it would be appropriate to take a quick look around at a pharmacy in Corry, PA - and would later revise my plan to basically take a look at the entirety of the shopping plaza it is located in. 

All evidence would suggest that this CVS location seen below was a former Revco and that would make sense given this location is part of a community shopping plaza.

While its true you 'quit tobacco' by not selling it anymore, I don't think it is that easy for your customers to quit. But, hey this isn't a bad move; just amusing as CVS quit tobacco in an entirely different way then what most would assume those words to mean. 

Comments on my Flickr photostream suggest that the aisle marker signs happen to be a relic from Revco, so that's pretty neat that CVS actually reused them. 

And now I pivot this post to focus on the neighbor to this CVS for a second. I have a suspicion that the Save a Lot next door may have been a Kroger at one point. Given that Revco was likely next door, I feel pretty confident in my guess.

It actually did relocate to this spot from an abandoned plaza (as seen below) closer to downtown Corry, so obviously something would of been here prior.

A few pictures of an entirely different shopping plaza closer to downtown Corry that is now mostly abandoned.

Back at the Corry Plaza, we also have a few more pictures to look at:

Former Quality Farm and Fleet; and likely also a former Ames 

Former a GC Murphy 5&10 then a Dollar Zone 

Old Style McDonald's in Corry, PA

I'm glad to see that there are some who have taken an interest in my blog, for this reason I give you another McDonald's:

Corry, PA McDonald's

Although this one isn't as unique as the Wellsville location I posted the other day, it still has some pretty cool things to it. Before I get to the good stuff though, I want to show this sign which is extremely odd. It is not located near the actual McDonald's building, but instead by the plaza sign it shares an entrance with. It makes sense to why it does this, but it is something I had never seen before. You can see shots of the plaza it is located with here:

I'm nowhere near my building.

Now for the more interesting stuff to this location: 

A 'bricked-in' area for seating is what captured my attention about this location.

Nice touch with the stained glass ceiling.

I honestly have no idea why this is laying on the floor here. It is an interesting choice for decoration is all I can say.

Taking a look at the rest of the restaurant.

Well, that its for now. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for additional posts in the future.