06.11.07
Photos by: Xismzero
This store has quite the history! It probably opened in the 1960s, as Zayre. When I first came here, inspired by Chris's trip, I noticed the paneling on the walls.
When I returned in September for an update, the paneling was gone, revealing the signature Zayre stripes.
Upon my third trip today, the wood paneling which covers the showroom windows Zayre had have revealed themselves!
This store remains to be my favorite of the rotting away Ames corpses left. It's either because it's got so much vintage flair and the quintessential Zayre model or simply because there's so many options of angles to take this store at. Did I mention the entire plaza next to it abadoned and the place is overgrown to the gills?!
This is also where I stole my first receiving sign...
This store has quite the history! It probably opened in the 1960s, as Zayre. When I first came here, inspired by Chris's trip, I noticed the paneling on the walls.
When I returned in September for an update, the paneling was gone, revealing the signature Zayre stripes.
Upon my third trip today, the wood paneling which covers the showroom windows Zayre had have revealed themselves!
This store remains to be my favorite of the rotting away Ames corpses left. It's either because it's got so much vintage flair and the quintessential Zayre model or simply because there's so many options of angles to take this store at. Did I mention the entire plaza next to it abadoned and the place is overgrown to the gills?!
This is also where I stole my first receiving sign...
