Photo by Retiring Guy
Madison's State Street is losing its Gap store. (Wisconsin State Journal, 5/15/2019)
The company announced in February that it was closing 230 of its stores over the next two years, with half of those closings coming this year. According to Business Insider, the retailer saw sales fall over the holidays by 7%.
The first Gap store opened on Ocean Avenue in San Francisco in 1969.
One block west of the Gap you'll find two empty storefronts side by side.
Other State Street posts:
UPDATE: Boutique or not boutique? That is the question. (4/8/2019)
UPDATE: Last house standing on State Street: You can't paint it black. (4/2/2019)
Madison Then and Now: 652 State Street. (3/5/2019)
This State Street Stalwart is now in its 64th year of business. (1/1/2019)
Three Dog Night is touring. (12/26/2018)
No, Warby Parker is not a bookstore whose shelves have yet to be delivered. (12/26/2018)
A brightly lit, empty restaurant interior. (1/15/2016)
This restaurant opening is overdue. (1/15/2016)
Another State Street stalwart is closing its doors for good. (9/26/2015)
A State Street stalwart closes up shop. (7/30/2015)
UPDATE: State Street Stalwarts, 6 years later. (2/1/2015)
State Street Stalwart Going Out of Business: Shakti (1971-2014). (1/4/2014)
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