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'''Fix-Play Displays''' was a retailer and distributor of store furnishings and decorations, specializing in Christmas decorations. It was founded by [[Al Rosenbaum]] and incorporated in [[1969 | '''Fix-Play Displays''' was a retailer and distributor of store furnishings and decorations, specializing in Christmas decorations. It was founded by [[Al Rosenbaum]] and incorporated in [[1969]]. | ||
The business was | The business occupied the ground floor of a [[2300 1st Avenue North|3-story commercial building]] dating to the 1910s on the northeast corner of [[1st Avenue North (downtown)|1st Avenue North]] and [[23rd Street North|23rd Street]]. The business passed to Rosenbaum's son, [[Herbert Rosenbaum|Herbert]] in [[1984]]. [[John Croom]] was manager in [[1998]]. | ||
[[Category:Former retailers]] | The building was sold in [[2000]] for redevelopment as loft residences, and the business was dissolved in [[2001]]. | ||
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[[Category:2001 disestablishments]] | [[Category: 2300 1st Avenue North]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:35, 10 May 2024
Fix-Play Displays was a retailer and distributor of store furnishings and decorations, specializing in Christmas decorations. It was founded by Al Rosenbaum and incorporated in 1969.
The business occupied the ground floor of a 3-story commercial building dating to the 1910s on the northeast corner of 1st Avenue North and 23rd Street. The business passed to Rosenbaum's son, Herbert in 1984. John Croom was manager in 1998.
The building was sold in 2000 for redevelopment as loft residences, and the business was dissolved in 2001.