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B. Forman's

alexandergartley — 2019-10-31T15:50:08Z

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- \|\|<^>'''B. Forman's''' was a ["Department Stores" department store] and mainstay of the Rochester ["Downtown" downtown] in its heyday.\|\| - \|\|<^>B. Formans's was incorporated in ["1912"] and operated a store at 46 Clinton Avenue. The founder's son, ["Maurice Forman"], later took over the business, expanded it and attracted fame by co-developing the ["Midtown Plaza"] with ["Gilbert McCurdy"] and moving the store into the plaza.\|\| - \|\|<^>[[NBSP]]\|\| - \|\|<^>[[NBSP]]\|\| - \|\|<^>'''Notes and References'''\|\|	+ '''B. Forman's''' was a ["Department Stores" department store] and mainstay of the Rochester ["Downtown" downtown] in its heyday. + + B. Formans's was incorporated in ["1912"] and operated a store at 46 Clinton Avenue. The founder's son, ["Maurice Forman"], later took over the business, expanded it and attracted fame by co-developing the ["Midtown Plaza"] with ["Gilbert McCurdy"] and moving the store into the plaza. + + '''Notes and References'''

alexandergartley — 2019-10-31T15:49:26Z

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- \|\|<^>'''B. Forman's''' was a ["Department Stores" department store] and mainstay of the Rochester ["Downtown" downtown] in its heyday.\|\|<\|5>http://inlinethumb34.webshots.com/43361/2563049100071864468S200x200Q85.jpg [[BR]] [http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2563049100071864468COZkcR Forman Midtown Sign][[BR]]by BJClips on Webshots\|\|	+ \|\|<^>'''B. Forman's''' was a ["Department Stores" department store] and mainstay of the Rochester ["Downtown" downtown] in its heyday.\|\|

BradMandell — 2009-03-27T16:13:19Z

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- '''B. Forman's''' was a ["Department Stores" department store] and mainstay of the Rochester ["Downtown" downtown] in its heyday. - - B. Formans's was incorporated in ["1912"] and operated a store at 46 Clinton Avenue. The founder's son, ["Maurice Forman"], later took over the business, expanded it and attracted fame by co-developing the ["Midtown Plaza"] with ["Gilbert McCurdy"] and moving the store into the plaza. - - '''Notes and References'''	+ \|\|<^>'''B. Forman's''' was a ["Department Stores" department store] and mainstay of the Rochester ["Downtown" downtown] in its heyday.\|\|<\|5>http://inlinethumb34.webshots.com/43361/2563049100071864468S200x200Q85.jpg [[BR]] [http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2563049100071864468COZkcR Forman Midtown Sign][[BR]]by BJClips on Webshots\|\| + \|\|<^>B. Formans's was incorporated in ["1912"] and operated a store at 46 Clinton Avenue. The founder's son, ["Maurice Forman"], later took over the business, expanded it and attracted fame by co-developing the ["Midtown Plaza"] with ["Gilbert McCurdy"] and moving the store into the plaza.\|\| + \|\|<^>[[NBSP]]\|\| + \|\|<^>[[NBSP]]\|\| + \|\|<^>'''Notes and References'''\|\|

BradMandell — 2009-03-27T13:54:14Z

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	+ '''B. Forman's''' was a ["Department Stores" department store] and mainstay of the Rochester ["Downtown" downtown] in its heyday. + + B. Formans's was incorporated in ["1912"] and operated a store at 46 Clinton Avenue. The founder's son, ["Maurice Forman"], later took over the business, expanded it and attracted fame by co-developing the ["Midtown Plaza"] with ["Gilbert McCurdy"] and moving the store into the plaza. + + '''Notes and References''' + * [http://bulk.resource.org/courts.gov/c/F2/453/453.F2d.1144.71-1026.71-1027.768-771.35434.35839.html Tax Dispute Appeals Court Documents] from a tax dispute argued in June 1971 and decided in 1972 contain information regarding Midtown, Forman and McCurdy. + * [http://interactive.wxxi.org/content/your-memories-midtown WXXI.org Memories of Midtown]