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About r049:
B. Altman and Company was a New York City-based department store founded
in 1865 by Benjamin Altman. Benjamin Altman founded his first store on Third
Avenue and 10th Street in 1865, which later relocated and expanded to 19th
Street and Sixth Avenue. In 1906 the store relocated to the block-long structure
on Fifth Avenue running from 34th to 35th Streets, which was later expanded to
include the Madison Avenue blockfront. In the 1930s, Altman's made one of the
early entries in the suburbs, with branches opening in East Orange (later
relocated to Short Hills), White Plains and Manhasset. The foresight of the
organization in geographical selection can be seen in that the Short Hills
location is now The Mall at Short Hills, the White Plains location is now The
Westchester shopping mall, and the Manhasset location is adjacent to the
Americana Manhasset, which opened nine years after the Altman's store.