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In reply to the discussion: What is/was your favorite part of your local mall. My mall, Century III , was completely demolished recently. It [View all]LogDog75
(1,372 posts)15. The mall was like walking through a Sear catalog
Back in the 60s and 70s, when we get our Sear catalog, we'd sit and look through it at all the things we could buy. When malls became the go-to for shopping, we'd walk through the mall looking in the windows and stores seeing what we could buy. I still visit the Fashion Valley and Mission Valley malls, about one mile from each other, in San Diego but I rarely buy anything. I like walking around in them and see all the different things they sell.
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What is/was your favorite part of your local mall. My mall, Century III , was completely demolished recently. It [View all]
debm55
Yesterday
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I read that too. The last time I was there was pre covid. I heard it was going downhill. I used to buy a hot dog and
debm55
Yesterday
#2
Thank you for sharing your memories with us, 31st Street Bridge.Do you remember the Thomas Kincade store at Monroeville
debm55
10 hrs ago
#34
Those from childhood are undoubtedly all gone. But I went to the opening of Colorado's Park Meadows Mall
hlthe2b
Yesterday
#3
The piano in the food court. Galleria at South Bay. I haven't been there in years
LoisB
Yesterday
#5
local chinese spot at food court. but i needed to be bribed to go. xmas worse. wongs wok sweet + sour chicken.
pansypoo53219
Yesterday
#13
Thank you, very much for sharing with us, pansypoo53219. In our food court we had a woman who would give out samples of
debm55
12 hrs ago
#19
Thank you , John. My son and his friends could be fould there and in the hat store.
debm55
11 hrs ago
#22
Thank you very much for sharing with us, Mad_Dem_X. We had 2 bookstores and 2 stores. They were long gone before the
debm55
11 hrs ago
#23
Thank you, Niagara. I thought it was strange to have this done. But for a time it was populara. Never went in or had it
debm55
4 hrs ago
#55
Thank you very much for sharing your memories. some_of _us_are_sane. I have been to South Hills Village. I liked their
debm55
10 hrs ago
#37
The first enclosed mall I remember is the first one anywhere, Southdale, in a Minneapolis suburb.
Ocelot II
11 hrs ago
#29
Thank you very much for sharing your memories with us. I always wanted to go to the Mall of America . just for the heck
debm55
10 hrs ago
#38
HAHAHAHAHAAH. it dates me too. Thank you for sharing your memories with us, Grim Chieftain.
debm55
6 hrs ago
#52
Many years ago my husband and I would walk around the mall at Christmas time.
TommieMommy
11 hrs ago
#32
Thank you very much, TommieMommy. That sounds wonderful. I always liked the Mall at Christmas time.
debm55
6 hrs ago
#50
That sounds wonderful, FalloutShelter. Thank you for sharing your memories with us.
debm55
6 hrs ago
#49
As a preteen and teen, we lived in North Huntington.( Irwin area) I loved Greengate Mall.Thank you, johnp3907
debm55
8 hrs ago
#47
What a heart warming memory to share with us, NNadir.Blessings to you and your family.
debm55
8 hrs ago
#46