10 Stores You'll Never See Again but Wish You Would

Delia's filed for bankruptcy in 2014 and closed its storefront locations shortly after. In 2015, Delia's relaunched as an online retailer.

Toys "R" Us closed its kids' clothing store in 2003.

While Linens-N-Things closed its brick and mortar stores in 2008, it still operates online.

How could we forget both one of our favorite '90s movies and music destinations? Tower Records closed its stores in 2006. If you truly miss this store, you can actually still visit it in Japan.

Borders closed in 2011 after filing for bankruptcy. Barnes & Noble acquired its trademarks and customer lists.

After 67 years, Circuit City closed in 2009.

While you can still buy Sharper Image products, storefronts were officially shut down in 2008.

Probably the most devastating of store closures, this kid favorite stopped operations in 2004. FAO Schwarz was purchased by Toys "R" Us in 2009, but the famous Fifth Avenue store still closed in 2004.

Another electronic giant closed its doors in 2006.

Blockbuster officially shut down in 2013, but some franchise stores remain in business across the US if you're feeling nostalgic enough to track one down.