Showing posts with label Kansas City Malls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kansas City Malls. Show all posts

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Kansas City's Prairie Village Shops KCK's PRAIRIE VILLAGE SHOPS was the first post-war shopping center in the Sunflower State.  Dr...

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A fledgling PRAIRIE VILLAGE SHOPS is seen in this 1948 aerial view.  Photo from The State Historical Society of Missouri / J.C. Nichols Co...

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" The Homesteaders ," created by local artisan Anna Belle Campbell, was installed at PRAIRIE VILLAGE SHOPS in 1952. It was reloca...

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Several structures have been added in the periphery of PRAIRIE VILLAGE SHOPS. This building, completed in September 1963, originally housed ...

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A second PRARIE VILLAGE SHOPS logo montage is presented in living c o l o r . It features trademarks of stores in business during the 2010s....

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Kansas City's Antioch Center   The Show Me State's first shopping mall opened for business in August 1956. The sign above st...

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An aerial view of ANTIOCH CENTER, from the late 1950s. As was the case with most early American malls, the structure was completed in...

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The Missouri and Kansas division of R.H. Macy & Company anchored the second phase of ANTIOCH CENTER, which was built in 1962 and ...

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The shopping hub was extended northward in 1965-'66, with two store blocks (in dark gray ) built. These housed new Duff & R...

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ANTIOCH CENTER was enclosed and climate-controlled in 1978-'79. An exterior face lift was done in 1993. By this time, a Payless C...

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By the dawn of the 21st century, ANTIOCH CENTER had been bested by other retail venues in its trade area...especially the METRO NOR...

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ANTIOCH CENTER NE Antioch Road and NE Vivion Road / US 69 Kansas City, Missouri Construction on Missouri's first mall-type shopp...

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Kansas City's Blue Ridge Center  Greater Kansas City, Missouri's second mall-type shopping venue spanned approximately 525,000 lea...

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The Show Me State's first shopping mall was Kansas City's ANTIOCH CENTER, which was dedicated in August 1956. The second mall in K...

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More vintage MALL artwork. Note the " Shop 'til 9 pm " reference. With most retail still situated downtown -and these store...