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The main concourses of Eastern Hills and Boulevard malls should be kept as indoor plazas as part of the town center concepts. The indoor plazas could have old mall posters and things hung up with the fountains still running as a nod to the past.
This brings back a few memories. My girlfriend (now wife) and I lived in North Tonawanda during 2002 - 2003, while I worked at GM's Tonawanda Engine Plant. We spent Christmas of 2002 there and I remember the Boulevard Mall being one of the places that I shopped for gifts for her. We often walked that mall and a few others in the area, just to get out of the house. It's sad to see it go.
Great video. Sad to see this mall get demolished soon. Have so many childhood memories here. I was here a couple weeks ago with a few friends and it’s so sad to see the condition it’s in now.
Removing the food court was the biggest mistake the owners made. If I owned that mall, there'd be no discussion of Dick's Sporting Goods taking over the food court because I would've never allowed it.
Fantastic video I love all the past archive footage you show easily the best video of this mall I've ever seen covered.
Loved this place back in the mod 2000s
Demographics has killed a lot of malls. Out of control fatherless teens running wild - people feel unsafe to shop the
mall, unwilling to allow their kids to go there.
"Urban Yoot". Same story across America.
Walden Galleria Mall has that issue of fatherless boys.
Such quality reporting! Thank you for your hard work.
I used to love Christmas shopping at that mall.
They always can retain a section of the mall as a public park & plaza.
Ah man it's too bad what's happening all over with malls. I moved from WNY back in 2015 this mall had always thrived.
@ruinroad if you're still in that area the summit park mall by the love canal has been abandoned for many years if it hasn't already been demolished.
Town of Amherst: "We're going to do a legal end run to void all your leases. Would you like to sign a new lease with us?"
Retailers: "No."
Town of Amherst:
shopping malls are dying across the USA because retailers are going out of business, shopping habits have changed, real estate markets change etc.. One of the worst casualties of this is Landover Mall outside of Washington DC. Landover opened in 1972 with many high end retail anchors in a White community.. However, within 10 years White people moved out and Black people moved into the area. Drugs such as Crack took over by 1984. Many of the high end retailers were having issues and the merchandise at their Landover location lacked the quality and service of their other locations and soon these stores closed. By the mid 1990s the mall was ghetto and by 2004, Sears was the only retailer at the mall.
The mall was torn down with only Sears standing and even that didn't last long.
Dan bell you do outstanding job making your videos keep up the good work
This isn’t Dan Bell…
Wrong channel, bud.
The Billionaires stole people's wages, that's why they're Billionaires.
The Billionaires are billionaires because they are five chess moves ahead of us proles. The Billionaires own Amazon and people shop via the internet. See all those little UPS and Amazon vans?
Hope dan bell made a video of it☺
Hope not. His videos are doody