I live in one of these cities and the local B&N is frozen in time - in a good way - and it is always packed with people. It has just as much space devoted to b

I live in one of these cities and the local B&N is frozen in time - in a good way - and it is always packed with people. It has just as much space devoted to books as it did when it first opened over 30 years ago. Lego took over a few aisles, but the original Software Etc. section is now all books - a net zero change. Other than that, it hasn't changed one bit. Frozen in the early 1990s. Original wallpaper and everything. It even smells the same. When our friends and family visit, they all demand to visit this holy site - and they always leave with bags full of books.