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The camera looks toward the east in this view of the mall's reflecting pool and Belk-Lindsey anchor store. This black & white pho...

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In this vintage view, we peer toward the southwest. Stores along this section of the shopping concourse included the aforementioned Wa...

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Cortez Lanes was built, as a freestanding structure, on a pad east of the mall. The facility, which featured 24 bowling lanes, a restaurant,...

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The viewpoint in this circa-1959 image is oriented toward the northeast. We see the front facade of Belk-Lindsey. The store encompassed a m...

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From a southeastern vantage point, we see the mall's Center Court. Belk-Lindsey appears in the background.  Photo from Library of Con...

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CORTEZ SOUTH, a freestanding store strip, was built on a pad adjacent to the Inter-City National Bank. The mini-center, completed in April 1...

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After enduring 5 years of commercial competition from DESOTO SQUARE, CORTEZ PLAZA was run-down and virtually vacant. The past-its-prim...

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The shuttering of J. Byron, in January 1986, sent the mall into a downward spiral. A Texan company acquired the complex in mid-1987 and init...

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Bed Bath & Beyond at CORTEZ PLAZA EAST assumed a vacant Service Merchandise space in January 2003. The housewares retailer operated in t...

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Colorado's Mile-High metropolis has produced an extraordinarily large number of failed, regional-class shopping malls; fifteen at last c...

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CORTEZ PLAZA 14th Street West / US 41 and Cortez Road Manatee County, Florida The first mall-type shopping center in the Tampa Bay Area ...

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Lexington's Turfland Mall Lexington's very first shopping mall was anchored by three department stores. On the east end was a sing...

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On the west end of TURFLAND was a 2-level McAlpin's. It was the fifth branch of the Cincinnati-based chain and McAlpin's first Blu...

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A snapshot of the mall's Main Entrance, which was rebuilt as part of a late 1980s face lift. It would be remodeled again in the late ...

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An additional exterior view shows the results of a late '90s face lift. Photo from Lexington-Fayette County, Kentucky Here, we see one...

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The east anchor of TURFLAND, Montgomery Ward, closed in March 2001. The land parcel was sold to Home Depot, who opened a new store in 200...

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TURFLAND circa-2007. This was just before Dillard's did an "anchor's away," which would leave the shopping hub w...

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A rendering of TURFLAND TOWN CENTER, which was proposed as a replacement for TURFLAND MALL. The mixed-use complex would have retained the...

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TURFLAND MALL Harrodsburg Road / US 68 and Lane Allen Road Lexington, Kentucky Ground was broken for Lexington's first fully-enclose...

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Lexington's Fayette Mall Stores in Lexington's second shopping mall opened for business between October 1971 and May 1972. The o...