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281 NJ-10, Succasunna, NJ

Original Tenant: ACME Markets Address: 281 NJ-10, Succasunna, Roxbury, NJ Opened:  1970s Closed:  1998 Later Tenants:  Linens N Things > vacant/subdivided Photographed:  July 2020 We arrive at the Roxbury Mall in the Succasunna section of Roxbury Township for two stores today, the first being this approximately 36,000 square foot former ACME that was built with the strip mall in the 1970s. As JoshAustin610 explains , this store replaced an older one on the same property that was closer to the highway but burned down. I didn't feel the need to go too deep into this store and its history, since it actually hasn't changed a whole lot since Acme Style visited more than 10 years ago back in 2009. The only big change is that the right half of the space, where Linens N Things' entrance would've been, has become an outdoors store . The brick on ACME's sign column (under the pyramid) has also been covered over with new stucco facade. But our other store in the Roxbury ...

TOUR: ShopRite - Succasunna, NJ

ShopRite of Succasunna Owner: Dominick & David Romano / RoNetco Supermarkets Opened:  ca. 1970s, expanded ca. 2000 Previous Tenants:  none Cooperative:  Wakefern Food Corp. Location:  281 NJ-10, Succasunna, Roxbury, NJ Photographed:  July 2020 We are here at the Roxbury Mall to tour a very large, nearly 80,000-square-foot ShopRite which opened probably with this strip mall in the 1970s along with an ACME a few doors down. The ACME closed in 1998, and at that time the ShopRite was expanded to its current size. Notice the similarity in facade design to Byram , which is about six miles to the northwest. RoNetco Supermarkets, whose original location was in Netcong (and believe it or not the existing Netcong store is their third in town), has eight stores today and we'll actually be seeing all of them this time around (if we haven't already). Netcong and Byram are linked above, and we'll return to Byram for an update. Flanders was one of the first stores I ph...