Gallery of Defunct Stores
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An almost bare Woolworths in the Merrion Centre, Leeds during the final sale.
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Woolworths in Croydon, shelves bare, on last day of Final Clearance Sale
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Woolworths in Rayners Lane, Harrow permanently closed.
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Empty shelves in Woolworths Keswick store on its final day of trading.
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A closed-down Woolworth's store at the Westfield Centre, Derby.
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Woolworths in Holywell. Still empty and for sale in September 2009.
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Woolworths in Shrewsbury. Still empty in September 2009 but subsequently became an H&M store.
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Woolworths with signs removed ready to be converted into Poundland.
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Woolworths in Telford Shopping Centre, Shropshire still empty and disused in February 2010.
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The closed Woolworths at Beccles, Suffolk. It subsequently became a QD store.
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Final days at the Bedminster, Bristol store.
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