>> I guess start running the store, operating the store.
So things shifted to my father.
And about 1953,
my father shifted from more of
a general merchandise to Men's & Boys,
and it shifted from being
Philip Goldstein's to Goldstein's Men's & Boys shop.
And it was about,
again, '53 or '54.
And then in 1960,
they moved to the west side of the square at
the corner of Mill Street and West Park Square.
And that's as a child where I remember growing up.
I was I think about two-years-old when we moved there.
>> Mill Street in West Park Square,
is that where Liters later was?
>> Liters moved there about '75,
and the ballet is there now.
>> And then there was a Millers there
before that even, I believe, wasn't it?
>> That's correct.
>> So Millers before Goldstein's, before Liters?
>> Yes.
>> Before the dance studio.
>> And there was two or
three businesses that were there in
between my father's store and Liters being there.
There was about five years that transpired.
I think a bakery was one thing,
and there were a couple
of different other businesses there.
And then in 1970,
we moved to where Florence's was.
And I think there was a store that was
there in between the time Florence
was there and we moved there.
>> And that's the one I really remember first, I think.
>> That was next to the Strand Theatre.
And we were there until 1980.
And then in 1980,
we moved over to where McClellan's
was on the south side of the square.
And we were there until 1992.
We shrunk down a little bit
and leased out parts of that store.
We basically had, I think,
about 18,000 square feet,
which was our largest location there.
And we leased out part of the back,
which is now an antique, Jere's Antiques.
And then leased out part of the front to La Pepe.
And then in 1992,
we moved to 30 South Park Square,
which is the old First National Bank building.
And leased our former location to Eddie's Trick Shop.
And we were there in the bank from '92-'98.
And we had most of the downstairs.
And as we leased out,
we shrunk down to about a 4,000 square foot area there.