Lord & Taylor, Woodfield Shopping Center, Schaumburg, Illinois. Mall entrance (cantnot)
Thursday, May 25, 2006
Tuesday, May 23, 2006
SouthPark | 1975
From the collection of Patrick Richardson comes these photos of SouthPark, Charlotte, North Carolina. These were all taken in 1975 in the main wing outside of Sears. They are a little dark, but very interesting.
According to Patrick, "If you were facing Sears, the stores on the right side were Richman Brothers, Julie's, Thom McAn, and Chess King. I believe Pet-A-Rama, Stride Rite, and Brittains were on the other side of the aisle. The area directly in front of Sears was very open and had huge columns and large sky-lights."
Thank you to Patrick for these contributions.
SouthPark, Charlotte, North Carolina. View of Brittains, 1975. (Pat Richardson)
SouthPark, Charlotte, North Carolina. View of Thom McAn and Chess King, 1975. (Pat Richardson)
SouthPark, Charlotte, North Carolina. View of Chess King, 1975. (Pat Richardson)
SouthPark, Charlotte, North Carolina. View of Richman Borthers, Julie's and Thom McAn, 1975. (Pat Richardson)
SouthPark, Charlotte, North Carolina. View of Richman Brothers, Julie's and Sears, 1975. (Pat Richardson)
SouthPark, Charlotte, North Carolina. View of Stride Rite and public phones, 1975. (Pat Richardson)
SouthPark, Charlotte, North Carolina. View of Pet-A-Rama, 1975. (Pat Richardson)
A mid-1970s ad for Pet-A-Rama, SouthPark mall, Charlotte, North Carolina. (Pat Richardson)
A mid-1970s ad for Slug's Choice, SouthPark mall, Charlotte, North Carolina. Before The Cheesecake Factory arrived, Slug's Choice was THE restaurant of its era at SouthPark. (Pat Richardson)
UPDATE - 6/24/07
SouthPark, Charlotte, North Carolina. Aerial view of Ivey's, 1976. (Pat Richardson)
Patrick Richardson found a great aerial photgraph of Ivey's SouthPark from an old edition of The Charlotte Observer. You can see Belk and the mall entrance in the background as well.
Thanks again to Patrick for these contributions.
Previously on LiveMalls
The Evolution of the Fountain Court at SouthPark
Belk, SouthPark
Dillard's (former Ivey's), SouthPark
Macy's (former Thalhimers and Hecht's), SouthPark
Neiman Marcus, SouthPark
Nordstrom, SouthPark
former Sears, SouthPark
According to Patrick, "If you were facing Sears, the stores on the right side were Richman Brothers, Julie's, Thom McAn, and Chess King. I believe Pet-A-Rama, Stride Rite, and Brittains were on the other side of the aisle. The area directly in front of Sears was very open and had huge columns and large sky-lights."
Thank you to Patrick for these contributions.
SouthPark, Charlotte, North Carolina. View of Brittains, 1975. (Pat Richardson)
SouthPark, Charlotte, North Carolina. View of Thom McAn and Chess King, 1975. (Pat Richardson)
SouthPark, Charlotte, North Carolina. View of Chess King, 1975. (Pat Richardson)
SouthPark, Charlotte, North Carolina. View of Richman Borthers, Julie's and Thom McAn, 1975. (Pat Richardson)
SouthPark, Charlotte, North Carolina. View of Richman Brothers, Julie's and Sears, 1975. (Pat Richardson)
SouthPark, Charlotte, North Carolina. View of Stride Rite and public phones, 1975. (Pat Richardson)
SouthPark, Charlotte, North Carolina. View of Pet-A-Rama, 1975. (Pat Richardson)
A mid-1970s ad for Pet-A-Rama, SouthPark mall, Charlotte, North Carolina. (Pat Richardson)
A mid-1970s ad for Slug's Choice, SouthPark mall, Charlotte, North Carolina. Before The Cheesecake Factory arrived, Slug's Choice was THE restaurant of its era at SouthPark. (Pat Richardson)UPDATE - 6/24/07
SouthPark, Charlotte, North Carolina. Aerial view of Ivey's, 1976. (Pat Richardson)Patrick Richardson found a great aerial photgraph of Ivey's SouthPark from an old edition of The Charlotte Observer. You can see Belk and the mall entrance in the background as well.
Thanks again to Patrick for these contributions.
Previously on LiveMalls
The Evolution of the Fountain Court at SouthPark
Belk, SouthPark
Dillard's (former Ivey's), SouthPark
Macy's (former Thalhimers and Hecht's), SouthPark
Neiman Marcus, SouthPark
Nordstrom, SouthPark
former Sears, SouthPark
Saturday, May 06, 2006
Friday, May 05, 2006
Hecht's, Friendly Center, Greensboro, North Carolina (orignial 1967 building). Photographed with camera phone 10/04/05.
Boscov's, Piedmont Mall, Danville, Virginia. Exterior signage. Photographed with camera phone 12/17/05.
Monday, April 24, 2006
Northlake Mall Grand Opening
Check out my trip to the (then) newly-opened Northlake Mall (Charlotte, North Carolina) on September 16, 2005.Previously on LiveMalls:
Belk, Northlake Mall
Dillard's, Northlake Mall
Hecht's, Northlake Mall
Dick's Sporting Goods, Northlake Mall
Tysons Corner Center Expansion
Check out my trip to the expanded Tysons Corner Center (McLean, Virginia) on its Grand Opening Weekend, October 1-2, 2005Previously on LiveMalls:
Hecht's, Tysons Corner Center
Bloomingdale's, Tysons Corner Center
Lord & Taylor, Tysons Corner Center
Hecht's, Valley View Mall, Roanoke, Virginia. Photographed 9/25/01. (City of Roanoke, VA GIS)
Hecht's, Valley View Mall, Roanoke, Virginia. Photographed with camera phone 4/23/06.
Macy's, Valley View Mall, Roanoke, Virginia. Lower level entrance with temporary Hecht's signage. New Macy's signage placed undreneath. Photographed with camera phone 7/30/06.
Macy's, Valley View Mall, Roanoke, Virginia. Lower level exterior entrance. Photographed with camera phone 3/30/07.
Macy's, Valley View Mall, Roanoke, Virginia. Lower level entrance. Photographed 11/21/07.
Hecht's, Valley View Mall, Roanoke, Virginia. Sign on lower level mall entrance. Photographed with camera phone 7/28/05.
Macy's, Valley View Mall, Roanoke, Virginia. Upper level mall entrance with temporary Hecht's signage. New Macy's signage placed undreneath. Photographed with camera phone 7/30/06.
Macy's, Valley View Mall, Roanoke, Virginia. Upper level mall entrance. Photographed with camera phone 9/15/06.
Macy's, Valley View Mall, Roanoke, Virginia. Lower level mall entrance with temporary Hecht's signage. New Macy's signage placed undreneath. Photographed with camera phone 7/30/06.
Macy's, Valley View Mall, Roanoke, Virginia. Lower level mall entrance. Photographed with camera phone 9/15/06.
Hecht's Home & Children's Store, Valley View Mall, Roanoke, Virginia. Photographed with camera phone 4/23/06.
Macy's Home & Children's Store, Valley View Mall, Roanoke, Virginia. Entrance with temporary Hecht's signage. New Macy's signage placed undreneath. Photographed with camera phone 7/30/06.
Macy's Home & Children's Store, Valley View Mall, Roanoke, Virginia. Lower level exterior entrance. Photographed with camera phone 3/30/07.
Macy's Home & Children's Store, Valley View Mall, Roanoke, Virginia. Lower level entrance. Photographed 11/21/07.
Hecht's Home & Children's Store, Valley View Mall, Roanoke, Virginia. Mall entrance. Photographed with camera phone 10/25/05.
Macy's Home & Children's Store, Valley View Mall, Roanoke, Virginia. Mall entrance with temporary Hecht's signage. New Macy's signage placed undreneath. Photographed with camera phone 7/30/06.
Macy's Home & Children's Store, Valley View Mall, Roanoke, Virginia. Mall entrance. Photographed with camera phone 9/15/06.
Hecht's Home & Children's Store, Valley View Mall, Roanoke, Virginia. China department. Photographed with camera phone 10/25/05.
Sunday, April 16, 2006
The Evolution of the Fountain Court at SouthPark; Charlotte, North Carolina

1968
Rendering of Fountain Court
Image courtesy Patrick Richardson
1969
Fountain Court under construction
Image courtesy Patrick Richardson
This was the original, Modernist look, with the sunken fountain and brick-tiled floors. Photo dates from 1976
Thanks to Keith at Malls of America for unearthing this gem
Image courtesy of the Robinson-Spangler Carolina Room – Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County
1986-2002
An updated, larger fountain covered in white marble, surrounded by oak ceilings, green foliage and large clerestory windows. Photo dates from 1995
Image courtesy SouthPark, via an old mall directory
2002-present
A smaller fountain covered in black marble with enhanced seating areas, palm trees and warm cherry and oak woods surrounding it. Photo dates from 2003.
Image courtesy cantnot
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