Columbus Square Mall
Columbus, Georgia - 1960's
posted by Keith @ 11/10/2005
Vintage photos of lost Shopping Malls of the '50s, '60s & '70s
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3 Comments:
I can just picture myself right now standing there. The smell of food coming from that Woolworth lunch counter to the right, and having downloaded that MIDI 'muzak' down a few posts, hear that very kind of thing piped through the ceiling speakers.
Ah yes, and what's that way down there at the end? I always thought those old "Penneys" (used from 1965-1971) signs looked much nicer than the current "JCPenney" (1971-present).
Thankfully I got to see it in person..abelt only at an old outdated mall in another nearby city (Sheboygan WI I believe, at their Memorial Mall), before that store closed down in 2001.
Ironically many folks call it "Penneys" anyways.
Too bad the mall is no more, as you have stated.
Great notes, Matt! Thanks. Glad the Midi Muzak did the trick. :)
What neat pictures! I used to *love* Woolworth's...
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