The same shopping center in the year 2011. Dillard's pulled up stakes in early 2002, with its space being carved into smaller inline stores. At the same time, the Medical Center was imploded and replaced by two trendy sit-down restaurants.
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in the beginning (1917-1943)
Click on image to read about innovative retail facilities that led to the development of the post-war shopping center and mall.
TOY & MHoF Productions Present
A documentary which offers a contradictory viewpoint to the "all malls are dead or dying" declaration. A short history of the American shopping center and mall is also provided.
also from toy & mhof productions
A visual history of the American mobile home and the folk who lived in them, centering on the mid-20th century years.
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