Santa arrives in Iowa City!
Iowa City, Iowa - 1969Vintage newspaper ad for The Mall Shopping Center. And hey, look at that cool movie double-feature they had listed at the bottom! Awesome.
posted by Keith @ 12/19/2005
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2 Comments:
This is now known as the Sycamore Mall, I believe. It went through some hard times after Coral Ridge Mall opened in 1998 but some local investors bought it and completely remodeled it.
Funny such a place could be generically called "The Mall" like that!
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