Retailpocalypse
The fall of the mall, and so much more.
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Crime of the Century Part 2: The Decline
Welcome to Part 2 of the Century III journey. Since our inaugural publication of this series, Century III is now almost a memory. The former Sears and a lingering hollowed out piece of the mall are all that remain as of press time. Demoliti...
Once Upon A Time in Whopperland
Well, it’s been a day shy of a year since my last post, here. Why you may ask? A multitude of reasons. The least of which, I just haven’t been able to find the creative spark to write. Not to say that I don’t enjoy this, but I have been foc...
Goodbye, Eddy
Established in 1971 by Cyprus immigrants Eddy and son Chris Millouras, Eddy’s has served the Upstate New York city of Kingston for 53 years, at its long time home at 742 Broadway. The restaurant shuts down tomorrow as of this writing, closi...
Lakeside eulogy
As of this writing, Lakeside Mall in Sterling Heights. MI will be forever sealed to the public, by the close of this weekend. In its place will rise a community grid, mixed use development dubbed “Lakeside Town Center”, a faux downtown for...
The Jamestown Files
Photo courtesy of theclio.com
I first became aware of Jamestown Mall around 2017, when I stumbled on some YouTube videos filmed by the caretaker of the property. Shortly after, some since deleted videos from the owner of the Really Cool St...
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Showcasing the downward spiral of shopping habits, trends and design. From the golden years to the abandoned husks left to rot, we strive to capture the history and preserve the memories of the consumer culture at large.
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