Trenton's Quaker Bridge Mall
The original -circa-1976- trademark of New Jersey's capital city shopopolis. It was named after Quaker Bridge, an unincorporated community in Mercer County.
Graphic from the Kravco Company / Lawrence Associates
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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.
in the beginning (1917-1943)
Innovative retail facilities that led to the development of the post-war shopping center and mall.
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