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Macy's North, with its flagship store on Chicago's State Street, is a department store division of Federated Department Stores headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The division was created February 1, 2006 from the Marshall Field's operation Federated had acquired with its purchase of May Department Stores on August 30, 2005. An additional minor realignment of store operations with Macy's Midwest and Macy's West occurred July 30, 2006. On September 9, 2006, the legendary Marshall Field's moniker was phased out in favor of the Macy's nameplate as part of national rebranding of the former May Company department stores.

History

The present Macy's North incorporates the historic department store company Marshall Field's, which previously had integrated Dayton's and Hudson's. Additionally, one former L.S. Ayres store in Hobart, Indiana, is among the current Macy's North division.

Please see the related links for the history of each.

Current Locations

Future locations are in italic.

Illinois

  • Chicago-Naperville-Joliet, IL-IN-WI Metropolitan Statistical Area
    • Chicago - State Street (Flagship) (opened 1879 as Marshall Field's, expanded 1907, 1918, became Macy's 2006)
    • Chicago - Water Tower Place (opened 1975 as Marshall Field's, became Macy's 2006)
    • Aurora - Westfield Fox Valley (opened 1975 as Marshall Field's, became Macy's 2006)
    • Bloomingdale - Stratford Square (opened 1981 as Marshall Field's, became Macy's 2006)
    • Bolingbrook - The Promenade Bolingbrook (opening March 2007)
    • Calumet City - River Oaks Center (opened 1966 as Marshall Field's, became Macy's 2006)
    • Joliet - Westfield Louis Joliet (opened 1978 as Marshall Field's, became Macy's 2006)
    • Lake Forest - Market Square (freestanding) (opened 1931 as Marshall Field's, became Macy's 2006)
    • Northbrook - Northbrook Court (opened 1995 as Marshall Field's, became Macy's 2006)
    • Oak Brook - Oakbrook Center (opened 1962 as Marshall Field's, became Macy's 9/9/2006, 375,764 sq. ft.)
    • Oak Brook - Oakbrook Area Home Store (freestanding) (opened 1996 as Marshall Field's, became Macy's 2006)
    • Orland Park - Orland Square (opened 1976 as Marshall Field's, became Macy's 2006)
    • Schaumburg - Woodfield Center (opened 1971 as Marshall Field's, became Macy's 2006, 315,500 sq. ft.)
    • Schaumburg Woodfield Area Home Store (freestanding) (opened 1996 as Marshall Field's, became Macy's 2006)
    • Skokie - Westfield Old Orchard (opened 1956 as Marshall Field's, became Macy's 2006)
    • Vernon Hills - Westfield Hawthorn (opened 1973 as Marshall Field's, became Macy's 2006)
    • West Dundee - Spring Hill Mall (opened 1980 as Marshall Field's, became Macy's 2006, 123,827 sq. ft.)
  • Rockford, IL Metropolitan Statistical Area
    • Rockford - CherryVale Mall (opened 1973 as Marshall Field's, became Macy's 2006)

Indiana

  • Chicago-Naperville-Joliet, IL-IN-WI Metropolitan Statistical Area

Michigan

  • Ann Arbor, MI Metropolitan Statistical Area
  • Detroit-Warren-Livonia, MI Metropolitan Statistical Area
  • Battle Creek, MI Metropolitan Statistical Area
    • Battle Creek - Lakeview Square Mall (opened 1983 as Hudson's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 103,209 ft²)
  • Flint, MI Metropolitan Statistical Area
    • Flint - Genesee Valley Center (opened 1970 as Hudson's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006)
  • Grand Rapids-Wyoming, MI Metropolitan Statistical Area
    • Grandville - RiverTown Crossings (opened 1999 as Hudson's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 165,754 ft²)
    • Kentwood - Woodland Shopping Center (opened 1975 as Hudson's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 158,860 ft²)
  • Kalamazoo-Portage, MI Metropolitan Statistical Area
    • Portage - The Crossroads (opened 1980 as Hudson's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 123,513 ft²)
  • Lansing-East Lansing, MI Metropolitan Statistical Area
    • Lansing - Lansing Mall (opened 1979 as Hudson's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 103,307 ft²)
    • Okemos - Meridian Mall (opened 1982 as Hudson's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 103,209 ft²)
  • Saginaw-Saginaw Township North, MI Metropolitan Statistical Area
    • Saginaw - Fashion Square Mall (opened 1976 as Hudson's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 122,000 ft²)
  • Traverse City, MI Micropolitan Statistical Area
    • Traverse City - Grand Traverse Mall (opened 1992 as Hudson's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 103,000 ft²)

Minnesota

  • Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI Metropolitan Statistical Area
    • Bloomington - Mall of America (opened 1992)
    • Brooklyn Center - Brookdale Center (opened 1966 as Dayton's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 194,623 ft²)
    • Burnsville - Burnsville Center (opened 1977 as Dayton's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006)
    • Edina - Southdale Center (opened 1956 as Dayton's, replaced 1990, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 351,168 ft²)
    • Edina - Southdale Area Home Store (freestanding) (opened 1978 as Dayton's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 85,000 ft²)
    • Maplewood - Maplewood Mall (opened 1996 as Dayton's in former Donaldson's/Powers, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006)
    • Minneapolis - Nicollet Mall (Flagship) (opened 1902 as Dayton's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 1,347,003 ft²)
    • Minnetonka - Ridgedale Center (opened 1974 as Dayton's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 202,490 ft²)
    • Minnetonka - Ridgedale Center Men's/Home (opened 1995 as Dayton's in former Donaldson's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 123,633 ft²)
    • Roseville - Rosedale Center (opened 1969 as Dayton's, replaced 1991, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 259,453 sq. ft.)
    • Roseville - Rosedale Area Home Store (freestanding) (opened 1976 as Dayton's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 54,450 ft²)
    • St. Paul - Minnesota World Trade Center (Downtown St. Paul) (opened 1963 as Dayton's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 383,368 ft²)
  • Rochester, MN Metropolitan Statistical Area
  • St. Cloud, MN Metropolitan Statistical Area
    • St. Cloud - Crossroads Center (opened 1976 as Dayton's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 99,395 ft²)

North Dakota

  • Fargo, ND-MN Metropolitan Statistical Area
  • Grand Forks, ND-MN Metropolitan Statistical Area

Ohio

  • Toledo, OH Metropolitan Statistical Area
    • Toledo - Westfield Franklin Park (opened 1971 as Hudson's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 186,187 ft²)

South Dakota

  • Sioux Falls, SD Metropolitan Statistical Area
    • Sioux Falls - Empire Mall (opened 1971 as Dayton's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 100,790 sq. ft.)

Wisconsin

  • Appleton, WI Metropolitan Statistical Area
    • Appleton - Fox River Mall (opened 1991 as Dayton's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 168,800 sq. ft.)
  • Eau Claire, WI Metropolitan Statistical Area
    • Eau Claire - Oakwood Mall (opened 1991 as Dayton's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 100,200 sq. ft.)
  • La Crosse, WI-MN Metropolitan Statistical Area
    • La Crosse - Valley View Mall (opened 1980 as Dayton's, became Marshall Field's 2001, Macy's 2006, 100,000 sq. ft.)
  • Madison, WI Metropolitan Statistical Area
  • Milwaukee-Waukesha-West Allis, WI Metropolitan Statistical Area

Former locations

Indiana

  • South Bend-Mishawaka, IN-MI Metropolitan Statistical Area
  • Fort Wayne, IN Metropolitan Statistical Area
    • Fort Wayne - Glenbrook Square (opened 1981 as Hudson's, became Marshall Field's 2001, closed 3/2006)


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