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Dive do you quickly go into a store or do you really make shopping an outing? It sometimes feels that way in large department stores, with a cup of coffee and good service. We found old interior photos of shops in The Hague in the archive. Those were clearly different times:
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2019 Grote Marktstraat, Cu16amp; A. Photo Robert Scheers Hague Municipal Archives
1980 Spuistraat 63, into DJ corner the fashion cellar ‘Top Shop’ of the Gerzon family. Photo Stokvis Hague municipal archive 
1932 Vroom and Dreesmann. Photo Stokvis Hague municipal archive
1907 A ‘swimming pool’ with the latest creations of bath products in De Bijenkorf. Hague municipal archives 
1911 Bijenkorf Grote Marktstraat corner Wagenstraat. Spaarnestad Photo Archive The Hague Municipal Archive 
1932 Bijenkorf Grote Marktstraat corner Wagenstraat. Spaarnestad Photo Archive The Hague Municipal Archive 
1932 Spuistraat 43-43, Grand Bazar de la Paix department store. Photo Hague municipal archive 1907 Hoogstraat, Women’s hat shop owned by H. van Dooren u0026amp; Cie. Municipal Archives of The Hague
1907 room for book sales of Van Stockum’s Antiquariaat. Photo Hague municipal archive 
1024 Grand Bazar de la Paix department store on Spuistraa. picture Charles Schouten Municipal Archives of The Hague
777 Wagenstraat, men’s fashion warehouse Peek u 0026amp; Cloppenburg. Hague municipal archives
12 x old photos of department store Maison de Bonneterie in The Hague
Remember the Maison de Bonneterie department store? On the building of clothing store H&M on Gravenstraat are still the letters and…
One hundred years ago Loosduinen became part of The Hague: this is what the village used to look like
Photo series: Leidsenhage looked like this before the Mall of the Netherlands
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12 x old photos of department store Maison de Bonneterie in The Hague
One hundred years ago Loosduinen became part of The Hague: this is what the village used to look like
Remember the Maison de Bonneterie department store? On the building of clothing store H&M on Gravenstraat are still the letters and…
One hundred years ago Loosduinen became part of The Hague: this is what the village used to look like
Photo series: Leidsenhage looked like this before the Mall of the Netherlands
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