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Candy Shops (page 3)

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McCord Candies
Lafayette, IN
McCord Candies opened here in 1912 as Glatz Candies. The name was changed to McCord in 1947. The candies are still made on site. The stores also has soda fountain drinks, ice cream, and sandwiches. For more, see this website. [map]

Olympia Candy Kitchen
Goshen, IN
The Olympia Candy Kitchen opened in 1912. The tin ceiling and some of the booths are original. For more, see this website. [map]

More Indiana:
Schimpff's Confectionery (Jeffersonville)

Nichols Candies
Gloucester, MA
Nichols Candies was established in 1932. They moved to this location since 1954. For more, see this website. [map]

Russo's Candies [gone]
Saugus, MA
Russo's Candies first shop was built in the 1920s in Malden, MA. This building was constructed in 1954. This photo directly above is from 2001. In 2004, the store moved to a shopping center and this building was demolished.

Maine:
Orne's Candy Store (Boothbay Harbor)

More Massachusetts:
Furlong's Cottage Candies (Norwood)

Caruso's Candy Kitchen
Dowagiac, MI
Caruso's Candy Kitchen opened in 1922. The building is from 1899 and the shop features a marble-countered soda fountain. They sell homemade ice cream, candies, and chocolates. [map]

Donckers Candies & Gifts
Marquette, MI
Donckers Candies & Gifts was established in 1896. This store had opened by 1914. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2. [map]

Crown Candy Kitchen
St. Louis, MO
The Crown Candy Kitchen opened in 1913 and has the oldest soda fountain in St. Louis. The store offers candy, ice cream, and sandwiches. The giant cake in front of the business was put there to celebrate St. Louis' 250th birthday. 250 of these cakes were made in 2014 to pay tribute to historic local businesses and other locations, each painted differently. [map]

Montana:
Parrot Confectionery (Helena)

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