MALL HALL OF FAME

San Antonio's North Star Mall The original trademark of the Alamo City's first fully-enclosed shopping center. It was the four...

A c o l o r snapshot of the shopping hub's East Wing . As originally built, the complex featured Saltillo-tiled floors, wooden trell...

In 1963, a new anchor store -the mall's second- is under construction. Work will soon get underway on a new "butterfly twin...

San Antonio's Joske's chain built their second branch at NORTH STAR MALL. The 4-floor store, which opened in March 1969, enco...

The Giant Justins, which are the largest pair of cowboy boots in the world. The 40-foot-high sculpture, by local artist Bob "Daddy-O...

Our most current NORTH STAR plan dates to 2025. By this time, three anchors have been rebranded. Joske's morphed...

NORTH STAR MALL San Pedro Avenue and West Rector Road San Antonio, Texas NORTH STAR MALL was the fourth regional shopping complex built...

San Antonio's Wonderland Shopping City The Alamo City's second roofed retail center was built in its northwestern environs. WONDERL...

Montgomery Ward anchored the north end of the SHOPPING CITY. The store opened, along with the mall, in September 1961. Photo from Montgome...

The SHOPPING CITY moniker was in use into the 1970s. By 1976, the official name had evolved into WONDERLAND  MALL , which is what m...

The main entry into the Palm Pavilion faced onto a reflecting pool and fountain. The new wing included a Food Court and 6-plex cinema. ...

The Palm Pavilion was anchored by Stein Mart. The single-level store encompassed 39,000 square feet. Photo from www.labelscar.com / ...

A view of the mall's Lower Level shopping concourse. Photo from http://southernretail.blogspot.com Several modifications have bee...

The center was given a major face lift between 2010 and 2012. The interior was revamped, the exterior painted and new Alamo-motif entri...

WONDERLAND SHOPPING CITY Interstate 410 / Loop 410 and Fredericksburg Road Balcones Heights, Texas   San Antonio's first fully-enclos...