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The large Lamb’s Thriftway Marketplace sign was removed from the front of the building in June, 2018 for repainting and renaming the store to be Garden Home Marketplace. The store continues to host the florist, liquor store, the Post Office, Wells Fargo Bank, and the Garden Home Growlers. The Growler section has grown beyond the first assigned space inside the main door and now flows into the former floral department with six tables.
We work hard to make sure you always enjoy shopping with us. Last week, KPTV reported that the Aloha and Cedar Mill stores would be closing. Employees at those stores said they had not yet received word about when the stores would officially close their doors. An employee who answered the phone at the Lake Oswego Palisades Market Place said that store was set to close on Oct. 13. Northwest Portland includes the Pearl District, Old Town Chinatown, the Northwest District, and various residential and industrial neighborhoods.
Garden Home Market Place (formerly Lamb’s Thriftway)
Forrest Lamb first built and opened the Garden Home Thriftway in 1957. The store and the mall store buildings were owned by Forrest and Neva Lamb and then by their three sons, Bob, Gary and Colin Lamb. Bob Lamb sold the business of the grocery store in June of 2015. Colin Lamb retains ownership of the grocery building and the mall complex. The Largest City in Oregon and the 23rd largest city in the U.S.
The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Advance Local. Visit subscription.oregonlive.com/newsletters to get Oregonian/OregonLive journalism delivered to your email inbox. Mike Babbitt, store manager for Garden Home Market Place, said the large Garden Home store where he has worked for just two months shy of 25 years would close by Oct. 19. There used to be an “Oregon Electric” pizza place located within the store. I hope the large railway pictures that were once on the walls are still there.
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Employees at both the Garden Home and Lake Oswego stores said they were notified of the closure on Tuesday. Bales and Lamb’s Marketplaces in Aloha, Garden Home, Lake Oswego, and Cedar Mill neighborhood are all set to close, employees at each location said. A longtime independent grocery chain in the Portland area is closing all four of its locations, according to reports and employees. Northeast Portland is made up of a diverse collection of neighborhoods, including exclusive residential areas and working-class neighborhoods.
Oregon’s largest city and the Pacific Northwest’s third largest, Portland boasts a population of approximately 2 million residents in the Portland Metropolitan Area. Throughout the years, Lamb's has been a proud member of the Portland, Wilsonville, Garden Home, Scholls and Palisades Communities. From a full Scratch Bakery to an Award winning instore BBQ and Smokehouse, our goal is to offer a unique and enjoyable shopping experience.
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The store continues its important role supporting and recognizing community activities. The Garden Home History Project has an annual Bell Ringing event to publicize Garden Home’s unique history. In 2015, Lamb’s Thriftway grocery business was sold to a local company, Signature Northwest LLC , whose CEO is Mark Miller. This company also purchased three other Lamb grocery businesses and two Bales Thriftway stores, one in Cedar Mill and one in Aloha.
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