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This is a list of the former Circuit City locations. This list includes locations operated under Wards Company, the original name of Circuit City. The former corporate headquarters of the chain was located in Richmond, VA, at 9950 Mayland Dr.
Alabama
•Anniston - Store #3280 (Anniston) - 704 S Quintard Ave - Closed in December 2008. Currently a Dollar General. •Birmingham - Circuit City Express - Riverchase Galleria - 2000 Riverchase Galleria Ste 905 - Closed in 1997. •Birmingham - Brook Highland Plaza - Planned store, nearly completed but never opened due to bankruptcy. •Dothan - Store #3283 (Dothan) - Shops on the Circle - 2821 Montgomery Hwy - Closed in March 2009. Currently a Big Lots. •Hoover - Store #827 (Hoover Superstore) - The Centre at Riverchase, then Patton Creek Shopping Center - Originally opened in 1985 at 160 Centre at Riverchase, moved in 2004 to 4351 Creekside Ave. Closed in March 2009. Riverchase location is currently split between an Auto Zone and a Guitar Center. Patton Creek location was later a Buy Buy Baby (Opened on April 27, 2009, closed in June 2023), currently vacant. •Huntsville - Store #855 (Huntsville Superstore) - The Westchase Plaza, then MidCity District - Originally opened in 1985 at 4321 University Dr NW, moved before 1997 to 5900 University Dr NW - Closed in March 2009. Westchase Plaza location was later Railroad Bazaar Music (opened around 1999, closed on December 31, 2014), currently a Harbor Freight Tools and Badcock Home Furniture & More. MidCity District location was later an Earth Fare supermarket (opened in May 2010, closed in February 2020), currently split between an Urban Air Trampoline Park and a Chipotle. •Irondale - Store #829 (Irondale Superstore) - 7720 Ludington Ln - Opened in 1985, moved in February 2007 to newly built Trussville location. Currently Lovelady Thrift Store. •Mobile - Store #856 (Mobile Superstore) - Festival Centre - 3725 Airport Blvd - Opened in 1985, closed in March 2009. Currently being used by a software/computer developer. •Mobile - unknown address - Wards Company •Montgomery - Store #860 (Montgomery Superstore) - Eastdale Mall - 500 Eastdale Loop. Opened in 1985, closed between 1998 and 2008. Currently a church. •Montgomery - Store #3846 (East Chase) - East Chase Market Center - 7951 Eastchase Pkwy - Closed in March 2009. Currently a JOANN Fabrics. •Prattville - Store #4307 (Prattville) - Prattville Town Center - 2730 Legends Pkwy - Opened in 2008, closed in March 2009. Currently an Office Depot. •Spanish Fort - Spanish Fort Town Center - 31000 Bass Pro Dr - Planned store, fully constructed but never opened due to bankruptcy. Currently an Urban Air Trampoline Park. •Trussville - Store #829 (Trussville) - Tutwiler Farm Promenade - 3555 Roosevelt Blvd - Opened in February 2007 to replace Irondale location, closed in December 2008. Demolished in 2010-2011 for an Olive Garden. •Tuscaloosa - Store #3847 (Midtown Village) - Tuscaloosa Midtown Village - 1800 McFarland Blvd E Ste 520 - Closed in March 2009. Currently a Best Buy.
Arizona
•Avondale - Store #441 (Avondale) - Gateway Pavilions - 10140 W McDowell Rd - Opened in 2003, closed in December 2008. Currently a Ross Dress for Less (opened 2013). •Chandler - Store #3330 (Chandler Superstore) - Chandler Gateway - 3456 W Chandler Blvd - Opened in 2002, closed in December 2008. Currently a Hobby Lobby (opened late 2011). •Gilbert - Store #3580 (Gilbert) - Santan Village - 2817 S Market St - Opened in late 2005, closed in December 2008. Currently a Big Lots (opened May 2011). •Goodyear - Store #3760 (Goodyear) - Goodyear Centerpointe - 15433 W McDowell Rd - Opened in 2006, closed in December 2008. Currently a Goodwill. •Mesa - Store #436 (Mesa Superstore) - Fiesta Plaza - 1530 W Southern Ave - Opened in 1985, closed in December 2008. Demolished in late 2016 and replaced with corporate offices. •Mesa - Store #3337 (Superstition Springs) - Mesa Pavilions - 1515 S Power Rd - Opened in 1995, closed in December 2008. Later a Mor Furniture (closed 2020), site demolished in 2022 for new apartments. •Peoria - Store #3362 (Arrowhead Superstore) - Arrowhead Crossing - 7645 W Bell Rd - Opened in 1995, closed in December 2008. Currently a Hobby Lobby (opened 2010). •Phoenix - Store #435 (Phoenix Metro Superstore) - Metrocenter Mall - 9801 N Metro Pkwy E - Opened in 1985, closed in December 2008. Later College America, currently vacant. •Phoenix - Store #441 (Westridge Superstore) - Westridge Mall - 7333 W Thomas Rd Ste 78 - Opened in 1985, moved in 2003 to newly built Avondale location. Site is currently a Planet Fitness. •Phoenix - Store #3341 (North Scottsdale) - Scottsdale 101 - 7000 E Mayo Blvd - Opened in 2003, closed in December 2008. Currently a PGA Tour Superstore (opened 2014). •Phoenix - Store #3426 (Camelback) - Saddle Mountain Retail - 1670 E Camelback Rd - Opened in 2003, closed in December 2008. Currently a Total Wine (opened 2010/2011). •Phoenix - Store #3558 (Happy Valley) - Happy Valley Towne Center - 2501 W Happy Valley Rd - Opened in 2004, closed in December 2008. Later a location of The RoomStore (closed in 2016), currently a Mega Furniture (opened 2018). •Queen Creek - Store #4314 (Queen Creek) - Queen Creek Marketplace - 21002 S Ellsworth Loop - Opened in 2007, closed in December 2008. Currently a Mountainside Fitness (opened in 2016). •Scottsdale - Store #437 (Scottsdale Superstore) - Scottsdale Pavilions Mall - 8929 E Indian Bend Rd - Opened in 1985, closed in December 2008. Currently a Mountainside Fitness (opened 2012/2013). •Scottsdale - Store #688 (Scottsdale Circuit City Express) - Scottsdale Fashion Square - 7014 E Camelback Rd Ste 1060 - Opened in the late 1980s, closed between 1998 and 2008. •Tempe - Store #3330 (Tempe Superstore) - Grove Parkway Plaza - 1270 W Elliot Rd - Opened in 1994, moved in 2001 to newly built Chandler location. Site is currently a Bob's Discount Furniture. •Tucson - Store #3304 (Tucson Mall; later renamed Tucson Oracle Mini) - Oracle Ridge Plaza, then Tucson Wetmore Shopping Center - Originally opened at 4439 N Oracle Rd in 1993, relocated in 2005 across the street to 4380 N Oracle Rd and closed in March 2009. Oracle Ridge site is now a batting cage center, while the Tucson Wetmore site was later a Best Buy (closed prior to 2011), currently a JOANN Fabrics and a Cost Plus World Market. •Tucson - Store #3305 (Tucson Broadway Superstore) - Broadview Commons - 5530 E Broadway Blvd - Opened in 1993, closed in March 2009. Currently a Conn's HomePlus (opened 2013). •Yuma - Store #3748 (Yuma Las Palmillas) - Las Palmillas Shopping Center - 1232 S Castle Dome Ave - Closed in March 2009. Currently a Planet Fitness.
Arkansas
•Fayetteville - Store #3240 (Fayetteville) - 744 E Joyce Blvd - Opened in 1999, closed in November 2008. Currently a Mattress Firm. •Fort Smith - 7601 Rogers Ave - Closed on February 23, 2004. Later a MovieLounge (Opened in 2012, closed in October 2017), currently a Spartan Adventure Park (opened in 2020). •Jonesboro - Store #3285 (Mall at Turtle Creek) - The Mall at Turtle Creek - 3000 E Highland Dr Ste 400 - Closed in March 2009. Later a Best Buy (closed in 2020). Site was destroyed by a tornado on March 28, 2020 and is now an empty lot. •Little Rock - Store #4505 (Little Rock West II) - Bowman Curve II - 109 Markham Park Dr - Closed in March 2009. Currently a Goodwill. •North Little Rock - Store #4506 (North Little Rock Superstore) - McCain Mall - 4339 Warden Dr - Closed in March 2009. Site demolished in 2012 for a Courtyard by Marriott hotel.
Circuit City Corporation, Inc., formerly Circuit City Stores, Inc., was an American consumer electronics retail company, which was founded in 1949 by Samuel Wurtzel as the Wards Company, operated stores across the United States, and pioneered the electronics superstore format in the 1970s.
Circuit City was a fortune 500 company for over 20 years; it was the second largest U.S. electronics retailer, after Best Buy with stores throughout North America and a print catalog distribution in the United States producing more than $12 billion annually.
Circuit City Stores, Inc., is the nation's second largest retailer of consumer electronics, personal computers, and entertainment software, with more than 600 stores located throughout the United States. The company trails only Best Buy Co., Inc. in consumer electronics sales.
Oct 18, 2023 · As the second-largest electronics retailer in the United States, Circuit City’s demise marked the end of an era characterized by fluorescent-lit aisles filled with cutting-edge gadgets and...
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