The Chain Around Philadelphia's Heart; Wanamaker, a Retail Landmark, Vanishes With Woodies The Washington Post | August 16, 1995| | . This material is published under license from the Washington Post.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Washington Post. (Hide copyright information) Copyright

In the grand, five-story atrium at the center of the flagship John Wanamaker department store in downtown Philadelphia, between the hosiery and the scarves, there used to be a collection of memorabilia devoted to a single theme: John Wanamaker.

There were racks of T-shirts, sweat shirts, cassette tapes, mugs, neckties, stuffed animals, tote bags and books emblazoned with symbols of the Philadelphia chain.

Now, however, all that remain are "a few neckties and some T- shirts," said Jan Heppe, the store's general manager.

Since it was announced in June that Washington-based Woodward & Lothrop ...

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