Pico's Sporting Goods and Western Store a Lompoc staple
The Pico family long influenced California history and Lompoc retailing. Albert J. Pico opened Pico's Sporting Goods and Western Store in 1965, expanding to a 10,000 square foot Plaza Center building by 1974. The business grew to include boots hats Levis Wrangler and LEES jeans a trophy department and more. The Pico family remains central to local history as they thank customers for support.
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Pico
California
Pio Pico
Andras Pico
Jose Antonio Pico
Jose Antonio
Albert J. Pico
Sporting Goods and Western
Ruth M. Pico
Gertrude Pico Harrison
San Jacinto
Calif
al Pico
Lompoc
Ruby
Lompoc Plaza Center
Pico’s
Dec
Oldst
Valerie
W. Ocean Ave
Pico’s Bicycle Center
Winston
Diana Scarborough
Winston’s Valley Pedaler
Wrangler
LEES
Santa Barbara
Ruth Jones
Fred
Riverside
Plaza
Pico’s and
Jones
Lompoc Hosital
Ruby Pico
Ruth
Fred Jones
Lompoc Plaza
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