Downtown, Uptown: From the Dry Goods Store to the Palace of Consumption – Part II
This essay traces the evolution of New York’s shopping scene in the 19th century from the downtown dry goods store to the uptown “palace of consumption.”
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Author: Keren Ben-Horin
Downtown, Uptown: From the Dry Goods Store to the Palace of Consumption
This essay traces the evolution of New York’s shopping scene in the 19th century from the downtown dry goods store to the uptown “palace of consumption.”
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