Furniture retailer L. Fish closing after nearly 70 years in Indianapolis

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10 thoughts on “Furniture retailer L. Fish closing after nearly 70 years in Indianapolis

    1. I agree, but seems like they haven’t had one on tv for ages. I think a lot of family-owned businesses and the like whose owners don’t have their heart in it anymore are using the pandemic as a useful excuse to wind down business.

  1. My wife and I went in the store just before the pandemic in 2019. It was a depressing experience. Their furniture
    Was not quality nor was the furniture attractive. Moreover, the cavernous building smelled like mold and they did not have much furniture. We could not run out of the building fast enough!

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