Showing posts with label Idaho. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Idaho. Show all posts

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Nampa's Karcher Mall The Spud State's first mall-type shopping complex was built in the western environs of Boise ("boy-see...

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A Phase I expansion was built between March 1967 and October 1968. The 3 million dollar project added J.C. Penney and twenty-one inl...

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Seattle-based The Bon Marche added a second anchor store to KARCHER MALL. Part of an extended Southeast Wing, it comprised 60,000 square f...

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By 1993, the Treasure Valley shopping hub housed stores such as Troutman's Emporium ("The Emporium"), The Hub Clothin...

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A parting view of the enclosed shopping concourse at KARCHER MALL. After several years in decline, the complex was sold to a California-base...

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KARCHER MALL Nampa-Caldwell Boulevard / US 30 and West Karcher Road Nampa, Idaho Plans for the Spud State's first shopping mall were a...

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Moscow's Palouse Empire Mall This retail hub was built in the northern section of the Idaho Panhandle. Added to an existing Kmart-a...

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An advert announcing the official grand opening of PALOUSE EMPIRE MALL. At its official dedication, the shopping facility housed fifte...

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PALOUSE EMPIRE MALL was given an indoor-outdoor face lift in the 1990s. Its exterior was rebuilt and 13,000 square feet of store space add...

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By 2013, several stores have come and gone. Kmart closed for good and was replaced by a supermarket in July 1996 . It was expanded and...

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PALOUSE EMPIRE MALL West Pullman and Farm Roads Moscow, Idaho Idaho's tenth mall-type shopping center was built in the North Central...

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Idaho's Lewiston Center Mall One of the first regional shopping hubs in Idaho's Snake River Valley, LEWISTON CENTER was completed in...

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LEWISTON CENTER opened as a strip-type complex. There were approximately 225,000 leasable square feet and twelve stores and services. Free...

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The Gem State center, following its 1980-'81 conversion into a partially-enclosed structure. The 1965 strip plaza is shown in  black , w...

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Montgomery Ward served as the west anchor of LEWISTON CENTER for 17 years. The store was replaced by a Washington State-based Lamonts i...

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The "Center Mall" in 2015. Another anchor store went dark in 2012, when Sears pulled up stakes. Fortunately, it did not tak...

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LEWISTON CENTER-MALL 19th Avenue and 17th Street Lewiston, Idaho   This Lewis Clark Valley shopping hub evolved from a single-level strip...