History at High Noon: Sioux City Grocery Stores

[@Knittfix]

I don't know if this is the place to ask this but is there any chance you guys will be doing a talk on the furniture stores of Sioux City?

[@siouxcitypublicmuseum]

Thanks for your interest and input. Your suggestion will be passed along to the appropriate staff. We may not have enough images for a 40-minute presentation. Were you interested in a focus on local-owned stores?

[@arthurnitzschke6991]

Does anyone remember a grocery store at (I believe) 20th & Myrtle St.? I lived briefly at an apartment building there in the 1980s, which supposedly was a grocery store in the past.

[@shirleebohlke487]

There was a little store between 6th & 7th on Court street in the early 50's called Gaynors Market or store. Everyone in the neighborhood charged their groceries there and before he closed he cancelled all the debts.

[@DeekTheStreak]

Siouxland Grocery 400 blk Jennings Polaykoffs 1001 Court St.

[@DeniseFischerMommaD]

they forgot to talk about westside market on west fourth st.

[@britk10]

Would go there when I was little they closed around 97 or 98 I wanna say

[@larryjohns8097]

ANYONE remember Nate Sterlings market downtown area maybe Pearl St ?

[@daletodd9602]

What about Pope’s Market on 16th and Court Street

[@richardlogsdon-t6d]

looking for a DON was with sunshine grocery store his parents owned he went to iowa Lakes community college in 1974

[@joanschlotman9805]

Thank you for recording this. Loved looking at the old stores. Missed a few in Morningside -Chets Market and Ehlers Grocery and there were a few Mom and Pop stores in Greenville.

[@godsreddoor6345]

You missed 2 that I remember in Greenville - Rustin and Correctionville road... it says M. Albert 1930 on the building but I remember it being open in the 1970's - they were located where Quality Appliance Parts & Services is today - 3108 2nd street was a small grocery store for many years (1955- 1970's)

[@joanschlotman9805]

I remember Welding's on Correctionville and South Fairmont and the other was the Lincoln Market.

[@paulsypersma7165]

Frank la scala,where are you?This is the city.pay dirt,prochelo.Poe

[@tomfrisbie9791]

I fig id see Westside Market on w 4th and Solomon's IGA on Mrytle St