Posted by Geo-TH,In on August 07, 2021 at 10:16:42 from (50.102.27.177):
This is the end of an era. An old school lumber yard where you couldn't buy anything until the guy behind the counter could assist you.
One could wait for a long time waiting on a woman in front of you to make up her mind what she wanted to buy. Most of the time she was just window shopping. GRRRRRRRRRR
This is a place where you could buy nails by the pound.
Also you could spend a half day waiting on help.
You wanted to avoid Saturdays.
I'm surprised they lasted as long as they did. Less than a quarter mile form the north Menards.
Many mom and pop lumber yards existed before the big chain lumber yards showed up.
Furrows was the first. Many of small yards closed. Carter, 84 also closed.
Then Lowes moved in next to Furrows. Don't remember if Menards put an end to Furrows or Lowes did. Now we only have a Lowes and 2 Menards. Lowes parking lot is empty compared to Menards. NO home depot.
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