History of the Marketplace opens nine malls in tri-state area
The Seeman brothers Arthur and Bernard built an off price clothing chain starting in 1963 with a first Clothes Closet in 1967 on Route 34. They expanded to nine Marketplace malls in the tri state area and began a 10th project in Fort Lee Edgewater New Jersey on the Hudson. Bernard later entered the restaurant business while Arthur partnered with Marvin Ruddy and David Pulver.
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Arther
Berard Seeman
Arthur
Judy Bond
Bernard
New York
Tri-State
Fort Lee Edgewater
Hudson River
Marvin Ruddy
Shoe Town
David Pulver
Children’s Place
Children’s Outlet
The Marketplace Offers One Stop Holiday Shopping
The Marketplace hosts over 50 stores with discounted gifts for men women and children plus extended hours for holiday shopping. Bare Necessities features intimate apparel and exotic accessories while Fashion Flair showcases Izod Ship and Shore and Monet jewelry. The Women’s fitness center offers pools classes and pampering amenities at 18 locations with more coming.
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Bare Necessities
Izod
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NEW Woman Health Spa
Gen~e
Syracuse
Clay
Market Place
Sackett’s Hallmark