It was but 20 years ago that it lived in downtown Richmond, the south’s greatest department store.
Today, the Miller & Rhoads building stands empty, and the city of Richmond waits for its next use, retail.
A new Hilton Garden Inn had been slated for the building forever, though now apartments are in progress.
Wouldn’t it be great if there were still actually a Miller & Rhoads? I do need a place to see Santa Claus.
Apparently, commercial real estate brokers from Grubb & Ellis Harrison & Bates are working on leasing the grand old store.
We want our Tea Room back!
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