The series of ancient buildings on Fourth Street housing McAlpin's
The George W. McAlpin Co. (McAlpin’s)
13 W. 4th St.,
Cincinnati, Ohio (1852)
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FOURTH STREET STORE DIRECTORY
Lower Level
Housewares • Appliances • Trim-the-Home Shop • Sporting Goods • The Kopper Kettle
Street Floor
Jewelry • Fine Jewelry • Cosmetics • Handbags • Small Leather Goods • Gloves • Rainwear • Hosiery • Scuffs ‘n Socks • Accessories • Blouse Bar • Popular Sportswear • Lingerie • Foundations • Casual Dresses • Cameras • Stationery • Candy • Health & Beauty Aids • Men’s Furnishings • Men’s Shoes • Men’s Clothing • Young Men’s Shop
Second Floor
Infants’ Wear • Toddlers’ Wear • Girls’ Wear • Boys’ Wear • Children’s Shoes • Children’s Accessories • Hats • Wig Boutique • Maternity Shop • Fashion Fabrics • Art-Needlework • Linens • Bath Shop
Third Floor
Sportswear • Dresses • Half-Size Dresses • Large-Size Sportswear • Coat Salon • Fur Salon • Contemporary Sportswear • Better Dresses • Better Sportswear • Designer Dresses • Designer Sportswear • Sophisticate Shop • Young Juniors • Junior Sportswear • Junior Dresses • Loungewear • Body fashions
Fourth Floor
Rugs • Furniture • Draperies • Pictures
Fifth Floor
China • Silver • Glassware • Gifts • Lamps • Luggage • TVs/Stereo • Luggage
Sixth Floor
The Tea Room • Men’s Grill
BRANCH STORES
Western Hills (1954)
102,000 sq. ft.
The Kopper Kettle
The Kopper Kettle
240,000 sq. ft.
The Kopper Kettle
Cherry Grove Plaza (1967)
The Kopper Kettle
Turfland, Lexington KY (1967)
168,000 sq. ft.
The Kopper Kettle
Lexington Mall (1971)
Lexington KY
The Kopper Kettle
Northgate Mall (1972)
175,000 sq. ft.
The Kopper Kettle
The Kopper Kettle
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