Dayton's

==Goodfellow’s==
===1902-1903===
==Dayton Dry Goods Co.==
===1903===
On May 25, 1903, Goodfellow’s was officially renamed Dayton Dry Goods Co. after a buyout by one of its owners, G. D. Dayton.
===1903-1910===
===1910-1911===
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==The Dayton Company==
===1911–1953===
First appeared in the Minneapolis Journal on July 17, 1911, this logo was patterned after the handwriting of George Draper Dayton.
===1953-1968===
Dayton's - 1954 (print).svg|Print version
Work on this identity began in August 1952.
===1968–1989===
According to Dayton’s design consultant Joseph Wright, this mark was developed in-house with an unnamed "Chicago-based design firm" (Unimark International). It was originally designed for use by parent company Dayton Corporation in August 1967. In early ads from this era, the symbol generally took the place of the store’s name, though the “Dayton’s” name would still be in use, only de-emphasized. This was in an attempt to compete with the more modern, minimalistic advertising of better known department stores like Macy's and Bloomingdale's. In television and radio ads the symbol was included as an “electronically produced sound” on voiceovers. 
Since 2020, a modified version of this logo has been used for former subsidiary Target’s All In Motion athletic-wear brand.
====1971-1973====
====1973-1989====
Dayton’s - 1973x.svg|Alternate version.
=====1973-1974=====
This hairline variant with a longer Y-stem, modified N, and hollow apostrophe was first used the same day as the other 1973 logo, but lasted just short of a year, having last been used on March 17, 1974.
===1989-2001===
In January 2001, it was announced that all seventeen Dayton’s locations would be renamed to Marshall Field's, effectively spelling an end to the nearly century-old Dayton’s name.
Category:Defunct department stores
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Category:Minneapolis
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Category:Marshall Field's
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Category:Retail outlets in the United States