In its original incarnation, (GREECE) TOWNE MALL spanned approximately 360,000 leasable square feet and housed forty-five stores and services under its roof.
SIBLEY'S (with Beauty Salon, Ridge Room restaurant, Budget Store and Sibley's Bakery) / LOBLAWS supermarket / G.C. MURPHY 5 & 10 (with luncheonette) / A.S. Beck Shoes / Alro Liquors / Altier's Shoes / Barbers 6 Shop / Casual Corner ladies' wear / Critics Mall Restaurant / David's Ladies' wear / Deon's Cosmetic & Wig Shop / Dixie Hats / El Frieda's Salon of Beauty / Flagg Brothers Shoes / Goodyear Tire & Auto / Gutman's ladies' ready-to-wear / Haffey Cards & Gifts / Household Finance Corporation / Loft's Candies / Marlee's ladies' wear / Miles Shoes / McFarlin's apparel / Monroe County Savings Bank / Mother-To-Be Maternity / Music Lover's Shoppe piano, organ & electronics / National Clothing Company / Norton Cleaners / Ormond Shop ladies' wear / Paine Rexall Drug (with luncheonette) / Parklane Hosiery / Phelps Hand-Cut Glass Studio / Robin Hood Room restaurant / Rudolph's Jewelers / Scot Ties, Limited / Security Trust Company / Singer Sewing Center / Teru Apparel / The Fabric Tree / Thom McAn Shoes / Aldert Opticians / Wynken, Blynken & Nod Toys
The "Wonderful WonderFall" at TOWNE MALL. These water-less fountains, which consisted of floor-to-ceiling nylon strands with descending drops of glycerine, were a popular enclosed mall feature in the mid-to-late 1960s. Due to their high-maintenance requirements, they quickly fell out of favor. None exist in the present day.
Photo from Manson News Distributors, Incorporated
The local Northwest Concert Band performed in the mall's Wonderfall Court in 1967. Storefronts for Singer Sewing Center and Casual Corner are seen on the right. A glimpse of the Wonderfall "fountain" appears on the left.
Photo from http://www.greeceperformingarts.org
