Wow my childhood , I remember going to see so many movies with my mom here singing wherenburg Theatre! Before the other trailers would come on , Going to KB toys and picking out what I wanted or wishing on coins to toss in the fountain It’s eerie and nostalgic to see this ghost of American consumerism and architecture go this way thank you for this I only hope that the county will do something with it but who knows how the world is gonna go with all this corona hoopla
This little mall will always be a part of me - shopping at Macy's and Sears, taking in the rush hour show at then capping it with a Philly cheese steak, fries and coke in the Food Court - what wonderful memories!
Its heart breaking to see the mall like this (my second home). The neighborhood kids and I would walk up there to hang out (Aladin's Castle), shop (KB Toys, Spencers, Radio Shack, Tinder Box), got jobs when we were old enough, plus dinner (York Steak House, Wags). Lots of good memories from the mall, sad to see it like this.
Our rather large neighbor 2.5 miles south of our home. I spent a lot of time there growing up in NoCo and our 30 something year old kids loved going there!
I found out that back in 2011 the store was used for selling old hotel furniture and tvs and any other hotel supplies and well that lasted like 5 months and the owner of the mall was trying to illegally auction off that building
This was my hometown mall! I grew up at Jamestown, and really wish the city/county would figure out what they're going to do with the property. I hate that it's just sitting there decaying. It holds so many good memories for long-time residents. (Btw, it's FLOR-i-ssant with the emphasis on the first syllable. I was born, raised, and am still living in the city.)
I moved there when I was 7. Jamestown was definitely the spot as young preteens. We went to the movies often. It started going downhill then. I remember one day we went to the movies, and when we came out, someone had driven a car through the food court. I also remember the generation after us had a curfew. They had to be out the mall at a certain time if they were a certain age.
Stellar production. The eerie soundtrack really gives credence to a spooky atmosphere. It reminds me of the Steven King movie "The Langoliers" when they're in the vacant airport terminal. You wouldn't suspect that such an abandoned monstrosity would be haunted, but I certainly wouldn't want to venture through it alone at night. Thanks for the look around. Great job guys!
17:40 Obi Wan Kenobi's favorite store. On a serious note thanks for all you've done for the community. Your content is awesome and helped pave the way for fellow mall fans like me.
I saw a video of Aces Adventures’ visit to this mall and in his video, the mall is in absolutely horrible shape. In fact, Ace said that NOBODY should explore the Jamestown Mall. It’s amazing and sad what a difference a couple of years can make, between your visit and Aces visit.
Yeah. You can easily compare shots and realize just how rapidly neglect and abuse by locals took this mall from a gently rotting corpse to nightmare fuel.
That Dillards building has been closed for as long as I’ve been alive because when the place closed it was 2006 and 2006 was the year I was born so that place has been closed my entire life and now that building is probably one of the most dangerous buildings in the world besides see a Bandan four-story Dillards at the south Columbia mall in South Carolina which has been closed since 2003
I have many memories going here as a kid in the late 80s. We lived in Ramblewood Apts in Spanish Lake and my mom and I would take the bus here most weeks. I remember going to the Baskin Robins and getting one of those upside down Big Bird cones 🤣
I miss going to the mall to enjoy a delicious slice of carrot cake accompanied with a nice hot cup of coffee. Unfortunately, with this pandemic situation going on, seems like those days are gone forever. Now, every place to buy food is only drive through or curb side pick up and all you see at grocery stores are a bunch of faceless people walking around. 😷 I hate this new way of living. It's so depressing.
EXCELLENT eerie music selections...I especially like it when the conversations were vying with the scary music for the viewer's attention. It was very Dark Side of the Moon-ish... I just hope that every swingin' Richard doesn't show up here to muck the place up...it's such an awesome abandoned mall!!
Do you know if the Dillard's restaurant was in a basement? Im not even sure if im remembering correctly. Ive been trying to find out where my family went when i was little. I loved it. My descriptions don't sound familiar to my dad at all. Elevators to get there?
Wow, the store directory still says famous barr on it. I swear the store were all renamed to macys back in 2000, but looking online that didn't really happen til 2006/2007. Still feels like eons ago.
2006 was when all the various regional affiliates of Macy's were rebranded to the national Macy's label (rather than Famous Barr, Kaufmann's, Hecht's, etc.)
@@dianeadkins-diorio1783 That makes sense. I do recall famous didn't have to change their coloring scheme much. Famous had been using Maroon and so did Macys. Other regional store like Foleys in Texas had to change drastically.
wow it's cool to see all the stuff just abandoned and left there and it's not all messed up, too badly tagged and broken yet when this was shot. thanks
It's gotten worse since. The Dillard's building is open to the elements (upstairs restaurant windows smashed out) and some youths broke in a while back and set some of the plants on fire. It's sealed up again but the damage is done
Wonderful video taken back in 2018 of my once beautiful epic mall...... It's so destroyed now in 2021 Absolutely breaks my heart, and pisses me off at the same time! Shouldn't have ever happened......... Thank you for this epic video! Great sound effects! Would love to discover the name of them
To date, Jamestown Mall has still not been demolished- the county has set aside $6 million as of April 2022, but seeks more funding from federal or state grants to make up the difference and finally bury the corpse of this mall once and for all.
Endless waste. How much cheaper would it have been to fix the roof and hire some security guards? The demolition will probably be just as loaded with corruption and kickbacks, just like letting salvagers and scrappers gut the mall was.
Definitely hitting all the right Silent Hill notes here. I especially like the stacks of crt tvs between the escalators staring at us like dead corpse eyes. It's nice you got the Stix / Dillards store. That was the oldest part and what the mall really aspired to when it was built. Why didn't you keep going up the escalator though? Did you know they had their restaurant on the the top floor? It's the row of windows visible from the outside but the view from inside would have been awesome.
I actually LOVED this place! There was better place to be! I shopped here at least 3-4 times a week! I start visiting this mall around 1990. I actually inquired about leasing our office space right after Macy’s Closed.
Its unbelieveable that so much stuff is inside. There are literally hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of infrastructure items that should be gutted by the municipality and sold at auction to pay for the tax bills and blight and redevelopment of this land.
I am assuming there will be new videos coming out soon on other channels about this mall as several explorers possibly gained access to the mall recently.....
I don’t ever remember there being a kfc, I remember the Subway and McDonald’s being there tho when I was a kid, I always begged my mom to go to the McDonald’s 😂
This is crazy, but yet common. No different from our lives.., We occupy our bodies with full occupancy... WE have GREAT success for season(s).. We experience drought, then back to life it goes... But every temple (person, thing) is designed has an expiration/Mandate upon their lease. The only thing that counts is what you did from your origin/birth/start (Here 1972) of succession -to your demise/Infinite demise or Eternity (here 2014).
I THINK AN INDOOR MULTI DEALER AUTO MALL OCCUPYING THE GROUND FLOOR WOULD BE COOL. COMPETITIVE FINANCE AND INSURANCE COMPANIES, AND AFTERMARKET ACCESSORIES, AND FOOD COURT ON THE SECOND FLOOR. MAINTENANCE/REPAIR SERVICE DEPT. IN THE PARKING GARAGES. A WAITING/ KIDS PLAY AREA, ARCADE, THEATER. ETC.
That place looks terrible. It's changed so much. The '90s were the time I was there. Since then, it seems that new stores and food establishments were added. It looks so different. I don't even recognize it.
This mall still stands & just caught fire a few days ago , I think it was homeless people just tryna keep warm . I wouldn’t go near this place even if homeless lol everything in that entire surrounding area is creeped out especially carrico road
The choice of music made it feel creepy. Could have used a little more talking during filming. But at least with other abandoned mall videos I've seen, there was no hands on, going thru stuff, and staying in the main areas.
Right now in Missouri, cost of renovation is about $110/sf (overgeneralization) so why not convert Jamestown and similar sites to residential quarters for the influx that is about to happen from our southern border? 1. The project must be Federal. City and County will fubar it with corruption and incompetence. In similar fashion, you must keep out AFL-CIO somehow because unions are value subtracted. 2. There must be a cultural intermix with the locals. You would be smart to hire local gang leaders as construction crew leaders, and teach them Spanish. Create controlled warlords a la CIA and give them DID to police. 3. Build for high maintenance: The drywall crew does turns. 4. All in all, this is going to be way cheaper than other ways to house to those disease-ridden, unwashed, ignorant, socially incompetent, unfortunate, deserving-of-charity immigrants. 5. In the process, you will create a social serendipity which will be a long term resolution to maintaining a happy labor force. Boeing and the Ford plant would welcome that labor pool in lieu of millennials with no work ethic. Just for the record, I now live in Springfield, because St Louis is a good place to be FROM. Ritenour '66
One of my friends used to go to that movie theater and the movies that he saw there were fast and furious, baseketball, stepbrothers and all the jackass movies all except the fourth one because that came out years after the theater closed and probably the funniest scene that he remembers seen at that theater was a scene from jackass 3-D and it was the scene where a Dildo was shot from a gun and it flew across the screen and it ends up hitting their sound, guy, Rick in the face.
@@Retailpocalypse Reminds me of Rotting Acres Mall in Akron OH... everybody and his brother found ways to get into that mall, no matter how much Akron city officials swore up one leg and down the other that every possible vantage point was sealed up... the last few groups to go in before demolition started in late 2016 gained access going right through the cinema...
@@Retailpocalypse Hopefully like Dixie square mall, most everything that could easily decay does so, then dries out, so it isn't such a dangerous mess to explore for people that do lol.
Wow my childhood , I remember going to see so many movies with my mom here singing wherenburg Theatre! Before the other trailers would come on ,
Going to KB toys and picking out what I wanted or wishing on coins to toss in the fountain
It’s eerie and nostalgic to see this ghost of American consumerism and architecture go this way thank you for this
I only hope that the county will do something with it but who knows how the world is gonna go with all this corona hoopla
This place went from one of the most beautiful malls I’ve ever been in
To looking like the aftermath of cuthulu’s arrival
This little mall will always be a part of me - shopping at Macy's and Sears, taking in the rush hour show at then capping it with a Philly cheese steak, fries and coke in the Food Court - what wonderful memories!
Its heart breaking to see the mall like this (my second home). The neighborhood kids and I would walk up there to hang out (Aladin's Castle), shop (KB Toys, Spencers, Radio Shack, Tinder Box), got jobs when we were old enough, plus dinner (York Steak House, Wags). Lots of good memories from the mall, sad to see it like this.
I would go to Jamestown with my grandparents in the 80s. It was such a vibrant awesome mall back then!
Awesome video. Very creepy. I loved the theater part. It looked like more decay than vandalized. Thanks for a great video.
excellent video. love the background theme . suits the melancholy feel of the place. cheers from Northern Ireland.. Mitch
This place is so surreal. I love it.
Good video, I like the historical photos and info. Thanks!
Our rather large neighbor 2.5 miles south of our home. I spent a lot of time there growing up in NoCo and our 30 something year old kids loved going there!
Interesting to see the plants growing under the leaking roof.
Those poor vhs tapes left to rot with the mall! I know this may qualify as stealing but I wanna save those so badly!
Also, I know the tvs in the Dillard's aren't that old, but it's still sad to just see them there. Alright, enough spam comments.
I found out that back in 2011 the store was used for selling old hotel furniture and tvs and any other hotel supplies and well that lasted like 5 months and the owner of the mall was trying to illegally auction off that building
This was my hometown mall! I grew up at Jamestown, and really wish the city/county would figure out what they're going to do with the property. I hate that it's just sitting there decaying. It holds so many good memories for long-time residents. (Btw, it's FLOR-i-ssant with the emphasis on the first syllable. I was born, raised, and am still living in the city.)
Honestly, growing up nearby, I'd say FLOR-i-sent, making it rhyme with sent (short a sound) vs ant (long a sound).
@@noralewis5390 Yes, definitely -sent! :)
It's Flarascint. At least, according to my parents.
I moved there when I was 7. Jamestown was definitely the spot as young preteens. We went to the movies often. It started going downhill then.
I remember one day we went to the movies, and when we came out, someone had driven a car through the food court.
I also remember the generation after us had a curfew. They had to be out the mall at a certain time if they were a certain age.
Stellar production. The eerie soundtrack really gives credence to a spooky atmosphere. It reminds me of the Steven King movie "The Langoliers" when they're in the vacant airport terminal. You wouldn't suspect that such an abandoned monstrosity would be haunted, but I certainly wouldn't want to venture through it alone at night. Thanks for the look around. Great job guys!
17:40 Obi Wan Kenobi's favorite store.
On a serious note thanks for all you've done for the community. Your content is awesome and helped pave the way for fellow mall fans like me.
I was so sure i would read, Hello There.
This is a mall that I would love to visit. Awesome video Jack!
Thank you!
I saw a video of Aces Adventures’ visit to this mall and in his video, the mall is in absolutely horrible shape. In fact, Ace said that NOBODY should explore the Jamestown Mall. It’s amazing and sad what a difference a couple of years can make, between your visit and Aces visit.
Yeah, I touched upon that in my video at the end, but to actually see it.. wow what a difference.
Yeah. You can easily compare shots and realize just how rapidly neglect and abuse by locals took this mall from a gently rotting corpse to nightmare fuel.
That Dillards building has been closed for as long as I’ve been alive because when the place closed it was 2006 and 2006 was the year I was born so that place has been closed my entire life and now that building is probably one of the most dangerous buildings in the world besides see a Bandan four-story Dillards at the south Columbia mall in South Carolina which has been closed since 2003
Amazed some of the stuff left behind. Those makeup display cases usually sell in a hurry.
I'm sure a lot of it has mold or other nasty stuff, though.
I have many memories going here as a kid in the late 80s. We lived in Ramblewood Apts in Spanish Lake and my mom and I would take the bus here most weeks. I remember going to the Baskin Robins and getting one of those upside down Big Bird cones 🤣
Glad to see you guys are still going strong
I miss going to the mall to enjoy a delicious slice of carrot cake accompanied with a nice hot cup of coffee.
Unfortunately, with this pandemic situation going on, seems like those days are gone forever. Now, every place to buy food is only drive through or curb side pick up and all you see at grocery stores are a bunch of faceless people walking around. 😷
I hate this new way of living. It's so depressing.
Same
This mall had so many memories smh 😔
EXCELLENT eerie music selections...I especially like it when the conversations were vying with the scary music for the viewer's attention. It was very Dark Side of the Moon-ish... I just hope that every swingin' Richard doesn't show up here to muck the place up...it's such an awesome abandoned mall!!
Geesh, I saw Santa at this mall and got lost when shopping with my mom... The was even a restaurant in the 4 story dillards
Do you know if the Dillard's restaurant was in a basement? Im not even sure if im remembering correctly. Ive been trying to find out where my family went when i was little. I loved it. My descriptions don't sound familiar to my dad at all. Elevators to get there?
Your SLOW work is wonderful! Thank you!
Great Upload 👍
If I heard this sound while in this Mall I'd be scared
Ny dad was rteh ops manager at sear in the 80s, I used to go sometimes early to work and open the store.
Wow, the store directory still says famous barr on it. I swear the store were all renamed to macys back in 2000, but looking online that didn't really happen til 2006/2007. Still feels like eons ago.
2006 was when all the various regional affiliates of Macy's were rebranded to the national Macy's label (rather than Famous Barr, Kaufmann's, Hecht's, etc.)
@@dianeadkins-diorio1783 That makes sense. I do recall famous didn't have to change their coloring scheme much. Famous had been using Maroon and so did Macys. Other regional store like Foleys in Texas had to change drastically.
wow it's cool to see all the stuff just abandoned and left there and it's not all messed up, too badly tagged and broken yet when this was shot. thanks
It's gotten worse since. The Dillard's building is open to the elements (upstairs restaurant windows smashed out) and some youths broke in a while back and set some of the plants on fire. It's sealed up again but the damage is done
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Wonderful video taken back in 2018 of my once beautiful epic mall......
It's so destroyed now in 2021
Absolutely breaks my heart, and pisses me off at the same time!
Shouldn't have ever happened.........
Thank you for this epic video!
Great sound effects!
Would love to discover the name of them
That three-story Dillards building has been closed for as long as I’ve been alive which was 2006 and 2006 was the year I was born
This mall lost its charm in the mid 90's when they expanded it and the food court and the thugs finished the job. Thanks
Poderiam ter restaurado, shopping Sofisticado e luxuoso!
Makes me think those weird Beetlejuice sculptures walk around at night all clumsy and draggy...
To date, Jamestown Mall has still not been demolished- the county has set aside $6 million as of April 2022, but seeks more funding from federal or state grants to make up the difference and finally bury the corpse of this mall once and for all.
Endless waste. How much cheaper would it have been to fix the roof and hire some security guards? The demolition will probably be just as loaded with corruption and kickbacks, just like letting salvagers and scrappers gut the mall was.
Definitely hitting all the right Silent Hill notes here. I especially like the stacks of crt tvs between the escalators staring at us like dead corpse eyes. It's nice you got the Stix / Dillards store. That was the oldest part and what the mall really aspired to when it was built. Why didn't you keep going up the escalator though? Did you know they had their restaurant on the the top floor? It's the row of windows visible from the outside but the view from inside would have been awesome.
The sound effects in background are horrible!😵 It just gives the video a creepier feeling. Thanx for the post!
Wow. Sam Goody. I still have CDs I bought from there.
I worked there for a while when it was new. It's a shame what became of it.
I actually LOVED this place! There was better place to be! I shopped here at least 3-4 times a week! I start visiting this mall around 1990. I actually inquired about leasing our office space right after Macy’s Closed.
1:20 Small quibble, but Florissant is pronounced "floor-iss-unt"
Its unbelieveable that so much stuff is inside. There are literally hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of infrastructure items that should be gutted by the municipality and sold at auction to pay for the tax bills and blight and redevelopment of this land.
Very cool music for this sad mall . What a mess.
I remember going there all the time. I do believe I got my prom dress there to.
New subscriber here, great video.
Thank you!
I am assuming there will be new videos coming out soon on other channels about this mall as several explorers possibly gained access to the mall recently.....
This is some old footage because I was recently in there and it looks NOTHINGGGGGG like this😂
Footage is from 2018.
The “auto mall” they’re talking about here in New York is Driver’s Village, which is what Penn Can Mall became. 🤓
I don’t ever remember there being a kfc, I remember the Subway and McDonald’s being there tho when I was a kid, I always begged my mom to go to the McDonald’s 😂
Lets get one thing straight... THUGS killed this mall.. like many others.
I need this vanilla cone icecream
damn i want to go there but after seeing ace adventures video compared to this video i see how much it has been destroyed since april.. sad :(
Yeah, took a nose dive over those two years. Soon after Ace's video a fire was set off in there.
24:32 Deck the Walls with lots of graffiti
Fa-la-la-la
This is crazy, but yet common. No different from our lives.., We occupy our bodies with full occupancy... WE have GREAT success for season(s).. We experience drought, then back to life it goes... But every temple (person, thing) is designed has an expiration/Mandate upon their lease. The only thing that counts is what you did from your origin/birth/start (Here 1972) of succession -to your demise/Infinite demise or Eternity (here 2014).
Eeriest background for this mall makes it more creepy
I felt it gave the best representation for the mood of this place.
@@Retailpocalypse Thank you for replying. It wasnt a negative comment, dont get me wrong. I just got that creepy vibe too😉😉
I THINK AN INDOOR MULTI DEALER AUTO MALL OCCUPYING THE GROUND FLOOR WOULD BE COOL. COMPETITIVE FINANCE AND INSURANCE COMPANIES, AND AFTERMARKET ACCESSORIES, AND FOOD COURT ON THE SECOND FLOOR. MAINTENANCE/REPAIR SERVICE DEPT. IN THE PARKING GARAGES. A WAITING/ KIDS PLAY AREA, ARCADE, THEATER. ETC.
Ace's Adventures did a recent explore .....so much worse now. Sad.
24:00 Is That Macys?
No 😅Its Sears
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i was under the impression that reclusive billionaires Louis and gilbert von albers of florissant were to restore this
Was the guy on the bike at 5:15 a stranger?
One of the salvage crew guys.
Has the Jamestown mall ever been demolished?
Not yet. No immediate plans for demolition.
Its a very beautiful mall😂😢😅
That place looks terrible. It's changed so much. The '90s were the time I was there. Since then, it seems that new stores and food establishments were added. It looks so different. I don't even recognize it.
It looks even worse now. Like a bomb went off.
@@Retailpocalypse wow
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Kohan have perhaps the second worst track record of mall ownership after Moonbeam.
This mall still stands & just caught fire a few days ago , I think it was homeless people just tryna keep warm . I wouldn’t go near this place even if homeless lol everything in that entire surrounding area is creeped out especially carrico road
The choice of music made it feel creepy. Could have used a little more talking during filming. But at least with other abandoned mall videos I've seen, there was no hands on, going thru stuff, and staying in the main areas.
Right now in Missouri, cost of renovation is about $110/sf (overgeneralization) so why not convert Jamestown and similar sites to residential quarters for the influx that is about to happen from our southern border?
1. The project must be Federal. City and County will fubar it with corruption and incompetence. In similar fashion, you must keep out AFL-CIO somehow because unions are value subtracted.
2. There must be a cultural intermix with the locals. You would be smart to hire local gang leaders as construction crew leaders, and teach them Spanish. Create controlled warlords a la CIA and give them DID to police.
3. Build for high maintenance: The drywall crew does turns.
4. All in all, this is going to be way cheaper than other ways to house to those disease-ridden, unwashed, ignorant, socially incompetent, unfortunate, deserving-of-charity immigrants.
5. In the process, you will create a social serendipity which will be a long term resolution to maintaining a happy labor force. Boeing and the Ford plant would welcome that labor pool in lieu of millennials with no work ethic.
Just for the record, I now live in Springfield, because St Louis is a good place to be FROM. Ritenour '66
It doesn’t look like this no more either smh
I have a shirt that has the Stix Baer fuller name/logo on it because I’m just that cool.
Wear it with pride.
One of my friends used to go to that movie theater and the movies that he saw there were fast and furious, baseketball, stepbrothers and all the jackass movies all except the fourth one because that came out years after the theater closed and probably the funniest scene that he remembers seen at that theater was a scene from jackass 3-D and it was the scene where a Dildo was shot from a gun and it flew across the screen and it ends up hitting their sound, guy, Rick in the face.
5:18 cyclist almost gave me a heart attack!!!!
Why?
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The ghastly music is a bit much.
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Is this place going to have a date with the bulldozers?At this stage would think the land would be more valuable than the poor decrepit mall.
No date set that I know of. For now it just sits up sealed and rotting away.
@@Retailpocalypse Reminds me of Rotting Acres Mall in Akron OH... everybody and his brother found ways to get into that mall, no matter how much Akron city officials swore up one leg and down the other that every possible vantage point was sealed up... the last few groups to go in before demolition started in late 2016 gained access going right through the cinema...
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Another Rotting Acres Mall :(
Even worse now unfortunately. Straight up, it's a structurally unsound cesspool.
@@Retailpocalypse Hopefully like Dixie square mall, most everything that could easily decay does so, then dries out, so it isn't such a dangerous mess to explore for people that do lol.
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