Remembering Woolworths Five and Ten and the coin boom
A nostalgic tour through Frank Winfield Woolworths early five and ten cent stores, noting the shift from nickel and dime merchandise to modern self service. The piece links Woolworths business innovations to blue collar shoppers, late Saturday hours, and the enduring demand for small change in coin collecting. It also includes a reader note about a 1853 $10 gold piece and current gold prices.
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The Working Woman 1840 1945 exhibit at Whitney Downtown
A visual history of working women across occupations opens March 13 at the Whitney Museum Downtown Branch. The show features more than 100 works including paintings prints drawings photographs and postcards, arranged in three chronological groups from 1840 to 1945.
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