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Gayle's Books

WesHardaker — 2007-03-26 17:24:11

it predated the e street plaza

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- '''Gayle's Books''' was located in the north east corner of the ["E Street Plaza"] downtown and was a fantastic, small, and independently-owned bookstore with very helpful and friendly staff. Many people thought the best part of the bookstore was the sign in the window that read "Ice Cream Eaters Welcome", which was a testament to the friendly nature of the store.	+ '''Gayle's Books''' was located at what is now the north east corner of the ["E Street Plaza"] downtown (it predated the ["E Street Plaza"] though). It was a fantastic, small, and independently-owned bookstore with very helpful and friendly staff. Many people thought the best part of the bookstore was the sign in the window that read "Ice Cream Eaters Welcome", which was a testament to the friendly nature of the store.

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JasonAller — 2007-03-26 16:55:20

fond memories

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- '''Gayle's Books''' was originally next to ["Baskin Robbins"] downtown and was a fantastic, small, and independently-owned bookstore with very helpful and friendly staff. Many people thought the best part of the bookstore was the sign in the window that read "Ice Cream Eaters Welcome", which was a testimate to the friendly nature of the store.	+ '''Gayle's Books''' was located in the north east corner of the ["E Street Plaza"] downtown and was a fantastic, small, and independently-owned bookstore with very helpful and friendly staff. Many people thought the best part of the bookstore was the sign in the window that read "Ice Cream Eaters Welcome", which was a testament to the friendly nature of the store.
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- It closed immediately after ["Borders"] came to town. After they closed the ["The Avid Reader"] took over its space for use as their children's section. (Later the ["The Avid Reader"] had to consoldate back into their original store.)	+ The store had two rooms. Both had clean white shelves that showed off their contents in a pleasing and uncluttered way. Many of their shelves were designed to show off the covers of the books that they held. The first room had the counter with the cash register. There was no computer, all sales were recorded by hand which increased the salespeople's knowledge of their wares. + + It closed immediately after ["Borders"] came to town. After they closed the ["The Avid Reader"] took over its space for use as their children's section. (Later the ["The Avid Reader"] had to consolidate back into their original store.)
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JabberWokky — 2007-03-26 11:01:40

+Departed

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JabberWokky — 2007-03-26 10:58:51

+Departed

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WesHardaker — 2007-03-26 10:00:52

new page about gayle's

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	+ '''Gayle's Books''' was originally next to ["Baskin Robbins"] downtown and was a fantastic, small, and independently-owned bookstore with very helpful and friendly staff. Many people thought the best part of the bookstore was the sign in the window that read "Ice Cream Eaters Welcome", which was a testimate to the friendly nature of the store. + + It closed immediately after ["Borders"] came to town. After they closed the ["The Avid Reader"] took over its space for use as their children's section. (Later the ["The Avid Reader"] had to consoldate back into their original store.) + + [[Include(PhotoRequest)]]