White Lakes Mall
Topeka, Kansas - 1960
Sprawling aerial photograph of White Lakes Mall, and surrounding environs.
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posted by Keith @ 4/14/2006
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Friday, April 14, 2006
Topeka, Kansas - 1960
Sprawling aerial photograph of White Lakes Mall, and surrounding environs.
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4 Comments:
It just all looks so brown!
Reminds me of what these places used to look like before more suburban/urban development kicks in.
Keith, I think White Lakes opened in 1965, rather than 1960. It was very far south of downtown Topeka (probably 5 miles), on South Topeka Blvd.
Actually White Lakes opened in 1964.
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