Flickr: siteride’s Photostream

 

The Wall Staten Island Mall, NY

Flickr: siteride’s Photostream.

 

I’m in absolute love with this person’s Flickr album of stores from the late 90s and early 2000s. Most of these are from the Staten Island area of New York.

Wasn’t The Wall the most overpriced store of our childhood?

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River View Plaza, Norwalk, CT (1995)

I found this tonight while looking for something else on (sadly discontinued) Google Newspapers. This is from September 1, 1995.

Caldor Rainbow has more information about this place, and the futuristic looking itty bitty McDonalds inside.

Bunny Cookie – Lip Smacker Blog

Bunny Cookie – Lip Smacker Blog.

 

I love this blog, even if I personally cannot use lip smakers because they kinda make me sick. I love that packaging though.

Onion AV Club “mall week” (2012)

Last year, The Onion AV Club did a week devoted to writing about mall references in various forms of media.

I just ran across this because I read the “My Year of Flops” entry on the movie “Scenes From a Mall”

Bed Bath & Beyond (Unknown)

 

Bed Bath & Beyond Unknown, originally uploaded by siteride.

This flickr user, Siteride has amazing mid 1990s photos of stores. I love them all.

Vintage Richmond: Regency Mall construction – 1975

Vintage Richmond: Regency Mall construction – 1975.

 

Also, some 1970s photos of Cloverleaf Mall.

Abandoned Days Hotel in Ohio (near Randall Park Mall)

Abandoned Hotel in Ohio.

This is practically next to the dead as a doornail Randall Park Mall.

“500 interesting 1988” (photos by flickr user conrado4)

Get Some Film!, originally uploaded by conrado4.

I absolutely love this guy’s 1988 photos. In this set you’ll see a ton of old Domino’s Pizza pictures.

“A Nation Mourns – Online Exhibit of the Corporate Web’s Response to September 11th”

 

The world changed on September 11, 2001. So did the corporate world’s desire to communicate directly to the public. This gallery documents the groundbreaking use of corporate homepages as a direct outlet for the people and emotion behind the brands.

I found this on my friend Sarah’s twitter, she said to make sure to check out the Hormel one:

! I forgot the Spam museum was supposed to open around 9/11.

Also, the Spam museum is in an old Kmart.

“Malls Across America”

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/rumur/malls-across-america/widget/video.html

Meant to post this weeks ago.