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   Kaufmann's was a department store that originated in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The store was owned in the early 20th century by Edgar J. Kaufmann , patron of the famous Fallingwater house. In the post-war years, the store became a regional chain in the eastern United States , and was last owned by Federated Department Stores .

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   Learn how Kaufmann's, a former Pittsburgh institution, combined high art and culture with retail merchandise and customer service. Explore its window displays, international exposition, murals, and research bureau that shaped the city's design consciousness.

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   About Kaufmann’s Department Store. The earliest iteration of Kaufmann’s Department Store, J. Kaufmann & Brother, was founded in 1871 by German-Jewish immigrant brothers Jacob and Isaac Kaufmann. Their shop at 1916 Carson Street in Birmingham (now Pittsburgh’s South Side) offered tailoring and ready-to-wear men’s clothing.

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   Who founded Kaufmann's department store?

   • About Kaufmann’s Department Store The earliest iteration of Kaufmann’s Department Store, J. Kaufmann & Brother, was founded in 1871 by German-Jewish immigrant brothers Jacob and Isaac Kaufmann. Their shop at 1916 Carson Street in Birmingham (now Pittsburgh’s South Side) offered tailoring and ready-to-wear men’s clothing.

   Kaufmann's Department Store Photographs - Historic Pittsburgh

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   What are Kaufmann's department store online photos?

   • The Kaufmann’s Department Store online photographs include depictions of the store’s early history and employees, interior views of store departments and restaurants, window displays, executives, store events, expansions to the Kaufmann’s Department Store downtown and regional locations, Kaufmann family members and philanthropic projects.

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   Where did Kaufmann's come from?

   • Kaufmann's was a department store that originated in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania . The store was owned in the early 20th century by Edgar J. Kaufmann, patron of the famous Fallingwater house. In the post-war years, the store became a regional chain in the eastern United States, and was last owned by Federated Department Stores.

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   Does Kaufmann's department store have a view of commissioned artwork?

   • First floor of Kaufmann’s department store with a view through Benno Janssen’s Carrara glass-clad columns to two of Boardman Robinson’s murals, ca. 1930. (Courtesy of Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh) Simply putting high-end merchandise in view of commissioned artwork, however, does not guarantee that customers will absorb artistic sophistication.

   How Kaufmann’s Blurred the Line Between Department Store and Cultural

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   Kaufmann’s was founded in 1871 in Pittsburgh by two German-Jewish immigrant brothers, Jacob, and Isaac Kaufmann. The store began life as a small dry goods outpost, as most department stores were at the time, but the business flourished, and Kaufmann’s became one of the first buildings in Pittsburgh to boast electrical lights and a hydraulic elevator.

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   Jan 19, 2024 · Learn about the evolution of Kaufmann's, a Pittsburgh icon, from a business and philanthropic perspective. See never-before-seen images and archival material, and share your stories and memories of the store.

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   Kaufmann's Department Store was founded in 1871 in Birmingham (Pittsburgh's South Side) and was initially named J. Kaufmann & Brother, after Jacob (1849-1905) and Isaac (1851-1921) Kaufmann, two German-Jewish immigrant brothers. The business was originally a merchant-tailoring establishment located at 1916 Carson Street.

8. beltmag.com › kaufmanns-pittsburgh-and-the-end-ofKaufmann’s, Pittsburgh, and the End of an Era - Belt Magazine

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   Nov 18, 2015 · The store was founded by a pair of brothers, Jacob and Isaac Kaufmann, as a menswear and tailoring store on Carson Street, on Pittsburgh’s South Side, in 1871. Two more brothers, Morris and Henry, would emigrate from Germany to join the store, which moved across the Monongahela River to a four-story location in 1877, on the opposite side of ...