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NEIGHBORHOOD GROCERIES
(Source of picture: Florida State Archives)
Here's G. M. Arnett's little grocery store in the Jacksonville area. The photo was taken on January 5, 1944, during a time when World War Two had finally turned in favor of the Allies.
No doubt, most neighborhood markets were pocket-sized. In 1927, for example, the East End Grocery employed six people, actually making it larger than many other groceries. It operated at 8th & Evergreen streets in North Springfield. E. S. Rarick opened it in 1925 after moving from Kentucky to Jacksonville three years before.
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