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Buffalo One Price Clothing House
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About
- Name
- Buffalo One Price Clothing House
- Retail
- Clothing and Clothing Accessories Stores
- Services
- Discount Store, Clothing Store
Facts
- Founded
- March 15,1886
Wooster,Ohio
- Merged/Sold
- 1910
Related
- Predecessors
- Successors
Key Persons
- Founders
- David Louis Freedlander David Freedlander died on a trip to Europe
Location
- Germania Block
- S. Market St., Wooster, 44691, Ohio
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The Freedlander department store covered a basement and 3 more floors.
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The store began as a 20 x 30 feet which by 1900 has grown to 20 x 70 feet in size. David Freedlander began to sweep the store at 5:00 AM. In 1898, David Freedlander died on his trip to Europe. "Five to $10 per day was what the store grossed..." -- Harold Freedlander. The Wooster store was located at S. Market St. Gerlach & Kinkler's old stand, Wooster, Ohio, where Francavilla Ristorante stood. Germania Hall block and branch Coshocton, Ohio (circa 1895), United States
Company name
- Freedlander & Arnson, 1884-March 15, 1886
- Buffalo One Price Clothing House, March 15, 1886-
- The Buffalo Clothing House
Timeline
- 1884 - Fall, David Freedlander opened Buffalo One Price Clothing House
- 1895 - Many times Isadore Freedlander, as a boy, would make the 80 mile round trip, to Coshocton, Ohio by bicycle.
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1880s
- 24 Feb 1886 - Wooster Democrat
- 18 Mar 1886 - Wooster Weekly Republican
1980s
- September 25, 1981: "Groundwork For Freedlander Success Laid by NY Peddler" by Unknown, The Daily Record, p. 0.