These Vintage Grocery Stores Will Show You How Much Things Have Changed

Once upon a time, grocery stores were a formal affair. They weren’t self-service. The parking lots were filled with hundreds of multicolored station wagons. Things really have changed in more ways than you think. Read on to see how people used to shop for their food and everyday necessities…

Country Store, 1939

Located on a dirt road, the person standing in the doorway is the brother of the owner. This store was located in Gordonton, North Carolina and sold cigarettes, gasoline, and other store goods.

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