MALL HALL OF FAME

A physical layout of the shiny new "Lenox Mall." At the time, the complex housed fifty-five stores and services and covered approximately 800,000 leasable square feet. Free parking was provided for 6,000 autos. The Market Level, beneath the Colonial grocery, included the Lenox Lanes bowling alley. The aforementioned movie theater would be installed on this level in 1963.

LENOX SQUARE TENANTS 1959:

RICH'S (with Beauty Salon, Magnolia Room restaurant and B'rer Fox Room cafeteria) / DAVISON'S (with Beauty Salon) / COLONIAL STORES supermarket (with Federal Bake Shop and Green Thumb gardening center) / S.S. KRESGE 5 & 10 (with luncheonette) / A & S Beck Shoe Salon / Baker's Shoes / Bennett's Lenox Square / Bethune & Wisenant / Binder's / Chandler's Shoes / Cherokee Gift Shop / Courts & Company / Drapery Mart / Dwoskins of Atlanta wall coverings / Economy Auto Stores / Eugene Weinberg / F.A.O. Schwarz / Franklin-Simon apparel / Glass Shop / Gulf Oil service station (outparcel) / Haverty Furniture Company / Hirch's men's wear / Holiday Flagg Shoes / J.P. Allen ladies' wear / Joan Bari / John Jerrell / Joseph Brennan / Kay Jewelers / Lenox Cleaners / Lenox Lanes bowling alley / Lenox Record Center / Lenox Square Barber Shop / Lenox Toy & Hobby Center / Leon Froshin / Lerner Shops ladies' wear / Maternity Modes / Muse's apparel / National Shirt Shops / Northwest Airlines, Incorporated / Paris Hats / Parks-Chambers men's & boy's wear / Paul's Lenox Hair Styles / Pet Village / S & S Cafeteria / Schiff's Shoes / Singer's Casual Shop / Suburban Housewares / The Card Box / Thompson, Boland-Lee Shoes / Trust Company of Georgia / US Post Office / Walgreen Drug (with Walgreen Grill) / Weinstocks / Yohannan's restaurant / Zachry For Men