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'''Crowley Milner and Company''', generally referred to as '''Crowley's''', was a ] chain that was founded in ] in the early 1900s.
The store maintained a flagship location, corporate office and warehouse complex in downtown Detroit, in direct competition with the ] chain. Crowley's and Hudson's were both noted for their lavish annual ] displays. Faced with a decline in retail traffic in downtown Detroit, Crowley's closed its downtown location in July of 1977, the firm did open and maintain a store in Detroit's New Center area that remained open until the chain's demise.

In 1995, the chain acquired ]. Crowley's went out of business in 1999. Three mall-based stores were bought by discount chain ]. These three stores were converted to "Crowley's Value City" in 1999; they have since dropped the Crowley's name from signage, and now operate as regular ] locations.

==Former Crowley's locations==
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*] - ] - (''opened 1980, closed 1983. Mall torn down in 1999'')
*] - 200 N. Woodward
*] - Eastland Mall (now ]) (''opened 1983 in former ]. Closed 1999. Half of store later became ]. Now occupied by ], ] and ]'')
*] - ] (''opened 1959, closed 1999. Was to be come Value City; instead became ] Home Store. Torn down, ] on site'')
*]
**Downtown (''former flagship and corporate offices, closed July 1977, now demolished'')
**15270 Grand River
**3031 W. Grand Blvd.
*] - men's only store
*] - women's only store (''opened 1992'')
*] - ] (''converted to Crowley's Value City in 1999, now just Value City'')
*] - ] (''opened 1964, converted to Crowley's Value City in 1999, now just Value City'')
*] - ] (''opened 1980, closed 1999, mall torn down 2001'')
*] - ] (''opened 1975, closed 1999. Later ] Men's & Home. became ] Men's & Home in 2001, now ] Men's & Home'')
*] - ] (''opened ca. 1977 in former Federals. Converted to Crowley's Value City in 1999, now just Value City'')
*] - 34420 Ford Rd. (''closed 1993, now Super Petz'')

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