York County Shopping Center
posted by Keith @ 8/14/2005
Vintage photos of lost Shopping Malls of the '50s, '60s & '70s
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2 Comments:
Cool souvenir even if I'm the only one amused. Chances are that I might have been there for this, since my father had an antique car and attended many of the local meets. The York County Shopping Center was I believe the first suburban center built in the 50's adjacent to the first big suburban development. It remained viable until the 70's when it started to get a bit seedy around the edges. During the 80's Sears bailed out and moved to the new Galleria mall. The center experienced a rebirth in the 90's with extensive renovations and the addition of a grocery store.
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