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Charleston Town Center: More drywall than a Home Depot.

At least only the second floor is carpeted and the other two are still tile. An entire portion of the second floor is walled off from public access though.

Former JC Penney, North Hanover Mall.

First picture from March 6, 2022, second pic from about 90 minutes ago while I happened to be out grocery shopping down the street. I guess it won't be getting retenanted any time soon since it suffered a catastrophic fire today. Reports I'm seeing so far state the mall itself wasn't really damaged, just the JCP, which closed in October 2020. Possibly the HVAC system.

Indiana, Pennsylvania. This mall's sibling, Warren, may be long gone, but this survivor is still fighting.

A cross post from

The Distelfink Drive In was under construction a while back. These pics are from yesterday. Hopefully that means it will reopen.

Something you don't see everyday: an operational Friendly's.

Chapel Hill is the second of three malls that would be built in the Akron area, and the first of two to be built by Forest City, the other being Rolling Acres 8 years later. This mall has outlived its younger sibling, but for how much longer? Currently owned by Kohan, the mall has had repeated issues getting taxes and utilities paid on time and the county was seeking foreclosure prior to the pandemic outbreak. JC Penney was supposed to close in April, but I am unsure as to whether or not that happened as planned since COVID also closed down JCP's operations, but they were the final traditional anchor store at this mall. Of the three anchor spaces, the other two are a vacant Sears and a former Macy's occupied by Storage of America (yes, the same Storage of America moved here from Rolling Acres). Will this mall survive 2020?

Newfound Lodge sign in Cherokee, NC.

Old time general store display at the Greene County Museum outside of Waynesburg PA. From 2014