MALL HALL OF FAME
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Manchester's The Mall of New Hampshire The original logo of the Granite State retail hub. The complex opened for business during th...
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In 1980, THE MALL OF NEW HAMPSHIRE spanned approximately 525,000 leasable square feet and contained over eighty stores and servic...
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The mall was enlarged between 1996 and 1998. Filene's relocated to a new store nearly three times the size of the original. Sears...
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We now embark on a 2010s photo tour. Here, we see the mall's southern entrance. An Ulta Beauty cosmetic store and salon is on the l...
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Several modifications have been made by 2020. Filene's was rebranded by Macy's in the fall of 2006. Store space adjacent to...
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New Hampshire's Nashua Mall New Hampshire's first fully-enclosed mall was formally dedicated in May 1969. The complex o...
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A circa-1967 rendering of southern New Hampshire's proposed GATE CITY MALL; so named for Nashua, The Gate City . Construction on the ...
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NASHUA MALL was located 4.2 miles north of the Massachusetts State Line, in sales-tax-free New Hampshire. It was one of many Woolc...
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Montgomery Ward added a "shadow anchor" to the periphery of the mall in August 1972. At the time, the 95,800 square foot store ...
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Meanwhile, back at NASHUA MALL, a new logo had been created in the mid-1980s. The mall and its adjacent convenience center were...
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A new superregional mall had opened, in the southern hinterlands of Nashua, in July 1986. PHEASANT LANE MALL housed 150 stores an...
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Between 2001 and 2004, NASHUA MALL was renovated and reconfigured. It morphed into an open-air power center. In the 2020s, the complex cove...
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NASHUA MALL & PLAZA Broad Street and Coliseum Avenue Nashua, New Hampshire Plans for the Granite State's first mall-type shoppin...
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New Hampshire's Newington Mall A mid-'70s-vintage logo commissioned for the "exciting, weather-conditioned" NEWINGTON...
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The enclosed mall was anchored by a previously-existing J.M. Fields and newly-built "Monkey Wards" and Porteous stores. ...
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NEWINGTON MALL was implemented in stages. The aforementioned J.M. Fields opened in the fall of 1966. Montgomery Ward was dedicated...
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NEWINGTON MALL was less than 10 years old before it faced a much larger "too close for comfort" competitor. FOX RUN MALL, built...
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Competition from FOX RUN MALL led to the decline of NEWINGTON MALL. The past its prime property was demalled in 1996. The section shown in...
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Best Buy and Barnes & Noble, two power center tenants. These stores were built on the site of a demolished NEWINGTON MALL Montgome...
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For years, the similarly-named FOX RUN MALL and CROSSINGS AT FOX RUN were confused with one another. To clear things up, bot...
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