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Lakeland's Lake Parker Mall A circa-1970 rendering of the prospective Swan City retail facility. It would span from Winn-Dixie,...
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A mid-1970s view of the mall's newly-carpeted concourse. A large Jean Nicole store is seen on the right. Off in the distance is a...
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A Michigan-based company bought LAKE PARKER MALL in January 1974. The official name of the retail hub was changed to (T...
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LAKE PARKER MALL East Memorial Boulevard / US 92 and 98 and North Lake Parker Avenue Lakeland, Florida Planning for Lakeland, Florida...
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Orlando's Colonial Plaza COLONIAL PLAZA originated with an open-air strip center that was completed in January 1956. The 3 mil...
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The Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company ("A & P") established a store in COLONIAL PLAZA. It was one of the two supermark...
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Anchoring the PLAZA was a 2-level Belk-Lindsey...a.k.a. Belk's. The freestanding store opened for business in March 1956. Note how ...
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The original store strip spanned approximately 236,400 leasable square feet. When fully-leased, it contained twenty-five stores and se...
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Jordan Marsh Florida joined the complex as a second anchor department store. Dedicated in October 1962, it was the third st...
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Mid-century shoppers stroll the enclosed and air-conditioned concourse at a newly-expanded COLONIAL PLAZA. Photo from Central Florid...
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The second enlargement of COLONIAL PLAZA was performed between June 1972 and October 1973. This project added a South Mall ...
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A third -and final- renovation was done between 1982 and '83. Charlotte-based Ivey's added an anchor store in front of the c...
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One of the big box retailers in today's COLONIAL PLAZA power center. Photo from www.weingarten.com / Weingarten Realty Investors
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COLONIAL PLAZA East Colonial Drive and Bumby Avenue Orlando, Florida One of the first regional shopping hubs in Central Florida was buil...
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Orlando's Winter Park Mall The second enclosed mall in -or around- Orlando was developed in the city's Northeastern suburbs. WIN...
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The "O-Town" complex was anchored by North Carolina's J.B. Ivey (a.k.a. "Ivey's) chain and J.C. Penney. Junior anchor...
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In this snapshot, we have a full-color view of the mall's massive interior and Spilling Chalice Fountain . Photo from Central Florid...
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In 1965, WINTER PARK MALL covered around 528,000 leasable square feet and was the Southland's largest fully-enclosed shopping center....
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WINTER PARK MALL was bulldozed in 1998, leaving two structures standing. P.F. Chang's China Bistro was the first newly-built resta...
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An Ivey's-Dillard's store was one of two structures spared when the rest of the mall was razed. The building was renovated. Its...
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