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- Mall Or Maul? Transformation of Orange County
A little history about a mall that had a huge effect on my formative years. My family moved to Scotchtown in 1968 (I was 9 years old) before the mall was built. We moved there from Canoga Park in southern California where we went to the Topanga Plaza (a mall that's still in existence). When we moved to the Middletown area there was nowhere to shop....
The Orange Plaza was usually a destination for my family every couple ofweekends. I grew up about 20 minutes away in Washingtonville and theonly thing to do on dreary weekends was go to the mall. I have fond memories of the whole place, from Sears to JC Penny toSullivans and Greens to Kastle Brothers. The place was dimlylit and originally was carpe...
Growing up in Rockland County NY, my dad was a fan of roadtrips on the weekends. These roadtrips *ALWAYS* led to random malls.Orange Plaza is a good hour from Rockland, but my dad loved long drives. As stated in other reports, the anchors were Sears and Sullivans (I don't remember the JC Penney's). I remember a lot about about this mall, it was alw...
I remember the Orange Plaza well, even though I was just a kid when it went under. It was indeed dimly lit, and I remember there being hardly anyone there. I guess that was close to the time it was closed. But there was a Friendly's, and that was the height of the trip out there. My brother would ALWAYS get grilled cheese, and I would ALWAYS get a ...
Like Brian states in his commentary, Middletown is one of the perfect examplesof how sprawl makes retail evolve. I never got to expierience this mall, but Ihave gone passed it many times. From my knowledge, there were three anchor storesin the mall. They were Sullivan's, JCPenney and Sears. When the Galleria at Crystal Run opened in 1992 just down ...
What I am going to talk about is this story I heard about the ceilingcaving in, due to poor construction. Can anyone varify this? Otherstories were that the mall was dingy, poorly lit, and smelled funny,even when it was opened to the public. I think what got this mall in the end, really was the super-regionalGalleria that was built on the other sid...
This town still continues to fight sprawl. Most recently with the demolitionof Orange Plaza, Walmart now plans to build a brand new supercenter in it'splace. Walmart already has a store across the highway that went in notmore than five years ago. Plans are to convert this to a Sam's Club.Also going into Orange Plaza is a Kohls, among others. An exc...
"We think that we would not go to mom and pop stores any more, but to big malls. And what we thought we were doing was saving five cents on bread and 10 cents on milk, but what we were actually doing was changing the social construction of the society." These comments were made by my wonderful colleague Patricia Hunt Perry of Newburgh in a video th...
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OUR FOUNDER. The First Place was started by Helen Galloway in 1973. Originally located on east Kellogg in Wichita, KS the store moved in 2000 to its current location at 2929 North Rock Road, Suite 165 in Wichita, KS.
Oct 15, 2023 · This circa 1972 Stanley Home Products photo depicts a Helen Gallagher Gifts store, a chain that had several mall locations in the early 70s. Helen Gallagher Gifts could be described as a sort of a toned-down version of Spencer Gifts (which was itself quite toned down then compared to what it is today).
