Bobby's Shoe Store

03/27/2026

We're closed again this Saturday, March 28th, but normal hours will resume on Wednesday, April 1st. No joke! Normal hours are 12-6 Wed-Fri, and 12-3 Saturdays.

03/20/2026

We're closed this Saturday, March 21st, but normal hours will resume on Wednesday. Normal hours are 12-6 Wed-Fri, and 12-3 Saturdays.

02/25/2026

Hi everyone. Our new current hours are 12-6pm, Wednesday through Friday, and 10-3pm on Saturdays. Hope to see you soon!

12/24/2025

Yes, we're open Christmas Eve! Feel free to drop by between 10am and 2pm to get any boots or accessories. If you're looking to get a last minute gift but don't yet need a new pair of boots, we also carry a variety of socks, leather conditioners, and boot dryers that would perfectly accommodate one's boots. We're closed for Christmas, but normal hours will resume on Friday. Please reach out with any questions and we'll get back to you as soon as we can. Merry Christmas!

06/08/2025

06/05/2025

11” Black Klondyke Boot (Stock No. 2966)
Now available at BOBBY’s SHOE STORE in Marengo

07/08/2023

Since 1905, the Red Wing Shoe Company has provided iconic brands of shoes which are all rooted in the same powerful belief:

“To make a lasting difference in people’s lives.”

Since 1948, Bobby’s Shoe Store has been committed to serving working men and women to help them protect their feet by being fitted properly and offering them an array of shoe styles and footwear products, including safety-toe shoes and boots.

If you’re a working person, you know that your feet are important. Shoes need to fit properly! They need to protect your feet! But, they also need to be comfortable!

There’s a reason the Red Wing Shoe Company has been in business for over 100 years. And, there’s a reason why Bobby’s Shoe Store has been in business for 77 years. Give us a try!

09/27/2020

Founder and namesake of Bobby's Shoe Store

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The Marengo-Union Hometown Heroes Program recognizes those who are serving now, have served, and who are departed
marengo-union.com/hometownheroes

Ubaldo “Bobby” C. Carroccia
US Army – Private First Class
June 26, 1041 to December 3, 1943 WWII

Ubaldo Carroccia was born October 6, 1918 in Lenola, Italy. In 1937, at the age of 19, Mr. Carroccia migrated to the United States in search of the American Dream. He entered the United States legally at the Port of Entry in New York City

On June 26, 1941, Mr. Carroccia voluntarily joined the Army of the United States. He was stationed at Ft. Bliss in El Paso, Texas and at Camp Grant in Rockford , Illinois. For a short period of time, he was stationed in Newfoundland, Canada

Sometime during his time in Army, Mr. Carroccia became a citizen of the United States. On January 31, 1941, Mr. Carroccia was married to Mary Giacone who was born in the United States, but raised in Sumbaca di Sicilia, Italy. Together, they had four children: Eugene, Nicolo, Carmela and John. They were married for 71 years
On December 3, 1943, Mr. Carroccia received an Honorable Discharge. His last rank was Private First Class

In 1948, Mr. Carroccia moved to Marengo with his family. He lived in Marengo with his family until the time of his death

Mr. Carroccia as was known as “Bobby.” By trade he was a cobbler. He enjoyed his trade and being able to provide for his family. He was a proud member of the American Legion and served as Post Commander. He was very proud to be a citizen of the United States, and he loved the people of Marengo

In July 2012, Mr. Carroccia passed away at the age of 94. Mr. Carroccia was proud to serve his nation in the US army, but he did not consider himself a hero. Rather, he viewed the he had a job to do and he did it to the best of his ability, so together those that served could create a better nation. He believed the real heroes are those who were not able to come home

11/26/2016

I am open 9-4 today. Support Small Business Saturday. Give the gift of quality

10/30/2016

Get 'em at Bobby's Shoe Store

Dennis, who’s located in Burbank, CA, works on sets. He says, “12-16 hours is a long day to be on your feet and pushing around hot lights and cable doesn't make it easy. Never felt more comfortable with work shoes in my life.” Send us a photo of your Red Wings to [email protected] for a chance to be featured on our social media channels.