

The mall corridor, in front of Belk-Lindsey.

The southwest end of the mall corridor. That's a Mary Jane Shoes
on the left and a Lerner Shops on the right.
Photos from Library of Congress
One of many classic mall and retro retail internet sites, the MALL HALL OF FAME is a "Mid-mod" mall museum, covering shopping centers of America's mid-20th century (1950-1979). There are short articles, a few photos, and at least one physical layout drawing for every mall inducted. Please feel free to post any additional info you may be aware of. Thanks much.
2 comments:
Huh… In my opinion you have great pictures here. Really, I like retro-stile pictures…
Hiya,
Thanks for perusing and posting on the blog here.
Thanks, as well, for the comment about the great pictures.
These three here are REALLY COOL...in all of their black and white, atmospheric quality.
The photos on this article (and on the PRINCE GEORGES PLAZA and CROSS COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTER articles) were from the Library Of Congress website (public domain, even).
A lot of the other pics on the blog here are found on Keith Milford's MALLS OF AMERICA blogspot. He's got an incredible collection of retro mall pics on there.
Cheers,
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