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Wednesday, October 26, 2005
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10 Comments:
Do you think you'd know you were at "The Mall"?? lol This is too cool. The old cars make it all the better.
I grew up going to "The Mall"! brought back nice memories of my childhood!
Best mall signage ever! Helped obscure the debate as to why the Pontiac Mall was actually located in Waterford.. lol!
The side of the mall that faced Elizabeth Lake Road kept their little white "the Mall" over the entrance to Hudsons well into the 90s.
In 1964-65 I had a co-op job from W.T.H.S. (THE high school in Wateford) working at Marianne's Clothing Store at the Mall, just a couple doors down from Kresges. The Mall was always packed with people.
My sister and my self both worked at Cunningham's for years. I really enjoy working and having fun at the old mall. Don't forget Charlie the Key man outside. It was a get life at a great time. Mark G Tyler! Love to hear from people, I once knew. markgtyler@peoplepc.com Living in Harlingen Texas ,retired 10 years.
Oh what memories of The Mall i have.Kresge's had the BEST sub sandwiches.Please post more photos.
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I love it. My Mom worked for Hudson's at the Pontiac Mall, in the basement, throughout my entire childhood so I had the run of the mall for years. I loved it. I do think the late 60's through the mid 70's was the best time for that place. I remember a lot of metal sculptures and the like everywhere, hanging from the ceilings etc. Seemed like there were many fountains there also. I would give a lot to go back in time and get a couple of sub's at Kresge's...
What was the name of the hobby shop with the trains and the store next to it that had the restaurant in it
I worked at Burt’s Shoes. I know the Pontiac Mall well. The first mall, we drove my sisters 62 Chevy. Very exciting time.
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