STEWART-LAKEWOOD CENTER was an expansion of a circa-1952 strip plaza (in black). An open-air mall was added in two phases. The first, depicted here in medium gray, opened in 1959. At this time, the 5 million dollar center spanned 230,000 leasable square feet. There was free parking for 2,000 autos.

STEWART-LAKEWOOD CENTER STORES 1959:

J.C. PENNEY / COLONIAL STORES supermarket / KROGER supermarket / F.W. WOOLWORTH 5 & 10 (with luncheonette) / JACOBS DRUG (with luncheonette) / W.T. GRANT (with luncheonette and Drive-In Patio Garden Shop) / Adolph's Beauty Salon / Bell Brothers Shoes / Boston Factory Shoe Repair / Butler's Shoes / Camera & Record Center / Chick-N-Treat Grill / Claude D. Duncan, Doctor of Dental Science / Cut-Rate Laundry & Cleaners / Economy Auto Stores / Federal Bake Shop / First National Bank / Freidman's Jewelers / G & M Cafeteria / J & J Polly Parrot Shoes / King Hardware / Lee's Men's Shop / Lerner Shops / Lester Wilson, Optometrist / Mindy's Dress Shop / National Shirt Shops / Olan Mills Photography / Paul H. Clower, Doctor of Dental Science / Phillips 66 service station (outparcel) / Phylant's Gift Shop / Rhodes Furniture / Stewart Avenue Automatic Laundry & Dry Cleaners / Stewart-Lakewood Barber Shop / The Candy Pan / The Fabric Center / Walter R. Thomas / Western Auto  

Phase II is indicated in medium gray on this circa-'68 layout. The mall now features a single-screen cinema and Woolco discount mart. STEWART-LAKEWOOD CENTER encompasses around 410,000 leasable square feet.