Lowes Foods - Winston-SalemThis store is located at Robinhood and Peace Haven Roads in the Mount Tabor area of Winston-Salem. Winston-Salem is Lowes Foods' home turf and so many of the stores there have the older prototype look to them.
Harris Teeter - Winston-SalemThis HT store is just across the street from the Lowes Foods mentioned above. It has a newer look with the domes on top which are pretty rare to see.
Wal-Mart Supercenter, BurlingtonThis is the primary Wal-Mart store serving the Burlington and Elon areas.
Super Kmart Center - BurlingtonDespite being a dying breed, this K-mart seems to be alive and kicking as a supercenter. Even as competition is increasing in the area. (Greensboro also has Super K-mart).
This Harris Teeter store opened last year after it relocated from its old location across the street. The store it is currently in used to be a Winn-Dixie, and Harris Teeter's old store is now a Gold's Gym.
One of the older styles of Lowes Foods, this was once a Byrd's Grocery Store before Lowes Foods took over them in the 90s.
3 comments:
I'm lovin the domes on the HT! hehe rare, indeed.
Can't say that I dig the Lowes or the Supercenters, but the two HTs are pretty nice, especially the late-Jeffersonian dual-dome deal in Mt. Tabor.
The Burlington store has its appeal, definitely, though the gabled front and arch remind me of a brick-faced Snoopy Sno-Cone Machine.
Was the Gibsonville Lowes ever a Winn-Dixie? It looks like one.
Steven, The Lowes Foods was not a Winn-Dixie, despite it having that look. Looks like some of Byrds' stores did have the WD look.
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