Christmas Tree Shops will liquidate and shut down all locations if it fails to find a buyer for the struggling retailer.

In a court filing last week, Christmas Tree Shops said it will shutter its remaining 70 stores after defaulting on a $45 million loan. The 53-year-old Massachusetts-based chain filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in May. Following the bankruptcy, the chain rebranded itself as “CTS” and updated it logo. It was no longer able to carry out its bankruptcy plan, however, due to a lack of funds.

Here’s a full list of stores closing throughout the U.S.

Connecticut

• Danbury
• Manchester
• Orange
• Waterford

Delaware

• Rehoboth Beach
• Wilmington

Florida

• Altamonte Springs
• Estero
• Jacksonville
• Pembroke Pines
• Sarasota

Georgia

Indiana

• Greenwood
• Mishawaka

Kentucky

Maine

• Augusta
• Bangor
• Scarborough

Maryland

• Hagerstown
• Waldorf

Massachusetts

• Avon
• Falmouth
• Foxboro
• Holyoke
• Hyannis
• Lynnfield
• Natick
• North Attleboro
• North Dartmouth
• Orleans
• Pembroke
• Shrewsbury
• Somerville
• West Dennis

Michigan

• Taylor
• Utica

New Hampshire

• Nashua
• North Conway
• Portsmouth
• Salem

New Jersey

• Brick
• Bridgewater
• Cherry Hill
• Deptford
• Freehold
• Mays Landing
• Paramus
• Rockaway
• Springfield
• Woodland Park

New York

• Albany
• Amherst
• Deer Park
• Hartsdale
• Johnson City
• Middletown
• Poughkeepsie
• Riverhead
• Rochester
• Staten Island
• Syracuse

North Carolina

• Fayetteville
• Greensboro

Ohio

Pennsylvania

• Allentown
• Erie
• Harrisburg
• Moosic
• York

Rhode Island

• Middletown
• Warwick

South Carolina

• Greenville

Vermont

Virginia

• Glen Allen

Christmas Tree Shops is just the latest national retailer to close down. You can go here to see a list of other major closures.