Beales – Life in a Department Store
Beales, otherwise known as Fancy Fair or Oriental House, was established in 1881 by J. E. Beale. Beales was open
Continue readingBeales, otherwise known as Fancy Fair or Oriental House, was established in 1881 by J. E. Beale. Beales was open
Continue readingBournemouth was first established as a leisure town, and has continued to thrive as a seaside holiday destination in England
Continue readingAccording to a Bournemouth Echo article published in August 2018, Bright’s, who would later become Dingles and then House of
Continue readingBeales has a very deep-rooted relationship with Bournemouth, both as a company and as a local store. The first ever
Continue readingFirst opened in 1972, and located in Bournemouth Square, Debenham’s quickly became a major department store within Bournemouth. Taking the
Continue readingBournemouth has a vast Highstreet and, on its tourism website, is described as a ‘bustling high street with familiar chain
Continue readingRunning alongside the Central Gardens, and thus having no opposing buildings, the appeal to walk and shop along Westover Road
Continue readingFor years London has been the home to some of the most luxurious and famous department stores in the world
Continue readingThe magical feeling customers felt when visiting a big department store, like Beales, is what kept these stores popular in
Continue readingBeales went into administration on the 20th of January 2020. Its consistent structure since the department store’s founding in 1880
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