An almost-barren Lord and Taylor is closing this weekend at Tysons Corner Center.
The store was pretty empty when Tysons Reporter stopped by earlier today. It looked like about less than a quarter of the merchandise remained.
Sunday is the last day that the store plans to be open, according to an employee.
No word yet on how Tysons Corner Center plans to use the soon-to-be-vacant space.
Story reported by Ashley Hopko and written by Catherine Douglas Moran
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