The former Marsh Supermarket on Meridian Street in Portland originated as Gerber Brothers SuperValue. Marsh took over the storefront in 1998 and converted it to its LoBill Foods brand. It was later operated as Marsh Hometown Market, MainStreet Market, and Marsh before it closed in 2017. Today, the building’s home to Tractor Supply Co.Â
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Other supermarkets had been remodeled into this format, but the Marsh supermarket on Burlington Drive in Muncie opened in 1977 as the company’s first “Combo” outlet to feature a built-in drug store. It closed forty years later. The supermarket was demolished after it closed to make way for a housing project. Near the end, the drug wing was converted to a Family Dollar.
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This Marsh supermarket in Fishers, Indiana, opened in 1995 and closed in 2017. Today, it’s home to Memory Ventures. It’s hard to get a grasp on what the company offers, but it looks like it scans old VHS tapes.
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The Marsh supermarket in Van Wert, Ohio, opened in 1981 and closed in 2017. The store was purchased out of bankruptcy and became a Chief Supermarket.
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The Marsh supermarket on 25th Street in Columbus, Indiana, opened in 1983. It closed in 2017. The store was purchased out of bankruptcy to become a Needler’s Fresh Market, but it didn’t last long. Today, It’s home to Big Lots.
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The Marsh supermarket on West Thrd Street in Bloomington opened in 1977. It closed in 2016. Today, Fresh Thyme Market calls the building home.
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The Marsh supermarket at Keystone Plaza in Indianapolis was built as the company’s flagship store in 1957. It was remodeled int he 1960s and closed 2017. Today, it’s home to NAPA Auto Parts and Ollie’s Bargain Outlet.
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The Marsh supermarket in Greenfield, Indiana, opened in 1988 and closed in 2017. Six years after it was shuttered, the building became home to Great Lakes Ace Hardware.
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The Marsh supermarket in Franklin opened in 1987. It closed in 2014. Three years later, it became home to Urban Air Trampoline & Adventure Park.
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Lafayette’s Marsh supermarket on South Street opened in 1995. It closed twenty years later. The building became home to VASA Fitness in 2019.
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