The first doughnut shop is widely credited to have been opened by a woman named Elizabeth Gregory in New York City in the early 19th century. She sold her doughnuts, which were initially called "oily cakes," to sailors and others. The shop gained popularity, and the doughnut eventually evolved into the form we know today. However, the first dedicated doughnut shop, Dunkin' Donuts, was established in 1950 in Quincy, Massachusetts.
it is called a tailory or a tailor shop
Yes there is a shop called international
after you pay off your first house debt then the shop should become bigger and it will be called Nook'n Go
It was a skateboard shop in New York in 1990 that later became its own skateboard company called "Blade"
The shop outside the Emirates Stadium is called 'The Armoury'.
a shop keeper
Where was the first Hustler print shop?
The stationary shop is called Raymonds.
Shop? There was no shop. He was an explorer.
The chief of a shop is a manager
upholestry shop
Vesta Shop is located to the left of her house. Karen's Shop is Via telephone, But it isn't called "Karen's Shop" it's called 'supermarket'