A September 1962 view of the shiny new F.W. Woolworth at COTTONWOOD MALL.
Photo from the University of Utah Marriott Library / Harry Shipler 

An interior view of the Woolworth 5 & 10.
Photo from the University of Utah Marriott Library / Harry Shipler 

Here we see the mallway entrance of the Woolworth's store. The shopping hub's Upper Mezzanine of leased office spaces may also be seen. This concourse ran along the east side of the structure.
Photo from the University of Utah Marriott Library / Harry Shipler 

In 1964, the 14 million dollar COTTONWOOD MALL encompassed approximately 543,000 leasable square feet. There were forty inline stores on a Main Floor and Downstairs Mall. The Upper Mezzanine housed fifteen office suites. The original parking area could accommodate 2,500 autos.

COTTONWOOD MALL TENANTS 1964:

ZCMI (with Beauty Salon and freestanding Car Care Center) / F.W. WOOLWORTH (with luncheonette) / ALBERTSONS FOOD CENTER / THE PARIS (with Beauty Salon) / JOSCO DRUG (with luncheonette) / Anita Shops ladies' wear / Arden's ladies' wear / Arthur Frank men's wear / Baker's Qualicraft Shoes / Broadway Shoe Repair / Bud's Duds for Men / Cottonwood Bowling Lanes (outparcel) / Deseret Book / Eldredge Furniture / Excelsis Beauty Salon / F. Christensen Gifts / F.G. Ferre & Sons Auto Supplies / Fashion Fabrics / Fernwood's Ice Cream & Candy / Finlayson-Hallmark House / Flagg Brothers Shoes / Foreman & Clark men's wear / Gallenkamp Shoes / Hammond's Toys & Tots / Hot Shoppes Cafeteria / Joe's Barber Shop / La Rie's ladies' wear / Makoff's ladies' wear / Mode O'Day Frock Shop / National Shirt Shops / Pehrson's Hardware & Appliance / Ralph Rytting Audio / Singer Sewing Center / Stevall Patterson Finance / Taylor Optical / Western Savings & Loan / Zale's Jewelers / Zion's First National Bank / Zinik's Sporting Goods 

ON UPPER MEZZANINE:
Public Auditorium, Dance Studio & Professional Offices