MALL HALL OF FAME
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Louisville Malls
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Louisville's The Mall-Mall St. Matthews Mid-century shoppers "ooo" and "ahhh" at a splendid new shopping ...
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In 1962, THE MALL was promoted as "eight acres of springtime shopping." The complex was anchored by the aforementione...
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The first of several mall expansions was completed in early 1970. The Kaufman's store, which was rebranded by Stewar...
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The Derby City's original enclosed shopping complex had been joined by five roofed retail centers by 1978. Its original mo...
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A southern expansion was completed in two phases. The first (dark gray) was dedicated in early 1995. A second stage (lighter gray) w...
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The Cinemark Mall St. Matthews 10 opened for business in May 2013. It occupies half of a former Dillard's Men's space. Dra...
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THE MALL-MALL ST. MATTHEWS Shelbyville Road / US 60 and Interstate 264 Jefferson County (St. Matthews), Kentucky The first shopp...
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Louisville's Oxmoor Center Cincinnati's Shillito's ["shil-uh-towz"] chain expanded into the Kentucky market...
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In 1971, the fun & fashionable OXMOOR CENTER encompassed around 650,000 leasable square feet and contained sixty-five stores and se...
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In 1982, construction started on a southward expansion, which would take the mall over Beargrass Creek and develop the entire land...
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The retail hub was given a thorough renovation between November 1997 and November 1998. During this project, Center Court was totally...
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The new millennium brought another expansion of the mall. Indiana's Galyan's Trading Company built a new anchor store in the nort...
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Pottery Barn Kids, one of the outward-facing stores along the shopping center's Streetscape. Another facet of the 1997-'98 re...
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Meanwhile, the lifestyle center fad extended to the Derby City with the November 2001 debut of SUMMIT LOUISVILLE. Photo from http://ba...
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Sears anchored the mall between July 1984 and January 2018. A plan to replace the abandoned store with a Topgolf driving range...
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OXMOOR CENTER Shelbyville Road / US 60 and Oxmoor Lane Louisville, Kentucky The third major shopping mall in Greater Louisville was built...
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Louisville's Bashford Manor Mall A horseshoe logo was created to promote this Derby City shopping hub. The symbol reflected...
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The mall site was previously part of a palatial country estate. Its Bashford Manor was completed in 1874. In 1887, the property was sold and...
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The original mall spanned around 560,000 leasable square feet and housed forty-eight stores and services. In its original state, t...
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At its zenith, Ayr-Way operated forty-seven stores in Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky and Ohio. These locations, including the BASHFORD MANO...
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