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Though founded in 1845, the more familiar home of R. H. Stearns on the Boston Common was built in 1910. |
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The interior of the long, narrow store was palatial in character as befits as flush as Stearns. |
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The 10-story emporium graced the corner of Tremont Street at Temple Place across from the Common. |
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The tall, narrow building towered over the green spaces of the Common. |
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"Conveniently Opposite Park Street Subway Station." |
140 Tremont Street
Boston, Massachusetts
HUbbard 2-0260
Downstairs
Toy Shops • Creative Playthings • Fashion Fabrics
Street Floor
Jewelry • Toilet Goods • Cosmetics • Hosiery • Handbags • Leathers • Gloves • Neckwear • Blouses • Sweater Bar • Lingerie • Hat Bar • Notions • Stationery • Candy • Cashier's Desk
Men's Shop Men's Furnishings • Men's Shirts
Second Floor
Shoe Salon • Children's Shoes • Lingerie • Negligees • Corsets • Men's Gift Boutique
Third Floor
Draperies • Linens • Closet Shop • Embroidery • Junior Shop • Young Juniors
Fourth Floor
Sportswear Centre • Misses' Dresses • Women's Dresses • Cum Laude Junior Shop
Fifth Floor
Children's Shops • Boys' • Girls' • Infants' • Children's Accessories • Cum Laude Sportswear Shop
Sixth Floor
Town Shops • Coat Salon • Suit Salon • Longwood Shop • Fur Salon • Half Size Coats and Suits
Seventh Floor
China Shop • Silver Gallery • Crystal Corner • Glassware
Gift Rooms Gift Shop • Lamps • Pictures • Mirrors • '76 shop • Artist Craftsmen • Antique Galleries
Eighth Floor
Offices
Ninth Floor
Offices
Tenth Floor
Beauty Salon • Fur Storage
Eleventh Floor
Employee Dining Room
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Chestnut Hill 55 Boylston Street July,1950 |
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South Shore Plaza Braintree November, 962 42,000 sq. ft. |
Northshore Shopping Center
Peabody
February, 1968
52,000 sq. ft.
Burlington Mall
July, 1968
12,000 Sq. Ft.
Wellesley
1970
74 Central Street
12,000 Sq. Ft.
Coming in due course.
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