Thanks for posting this. This mall was a big part of my life. I more or less was there the day it opened and the last day it was open. I still live very close and go past it daily on my way to work or when I am out walking my miles. The mall sat for a very long time more or less un-touched. That was until Casey exposed it and well, you can see what shape it is in now. Thanks for being the type of person you are and not vandalizing it, like people in so many other videos out there. I totally wish that I could have been there with you, to reminisce about all the good times and bad times I had there.
Your editing, pace and choice of shots are honestly the best out there on abandoned video channels... love what you do - keep up the great work :) from the UK
Behind the cinderblock wall is Menards. Sears (and a part of the mall) was demolished after the mall was closed in order to build Menards, hence the cinderblock wall.
@@Mazxlol without police there be a lot of vandals bandits living in the hills and a lot of local people picking up arms to defend themselves much like medieval times and lots of fighting it would be mayhem
Very helpful footage of northeast hallway. Not a lot of videos include this. Rebuilding the entire mall on Minecraft. Very challenging project. Have not been inside in 18 years.
Cool video, as always. It's always sad to see malls close. That was good times, back in the day, to meet up with friends at the mall. Easily spend hours in there, shopping, eating, movie, flirting with boys. Lol. Enjoyed this explore. Thanks.
Damn talk about different quality in this video compared to Josh, but then again he said he forgot his light and stabilizer. Oh, I so want to play pain ball in that mall, like "capture the flag" and so on, EPIC !!!
YOU WERE IN WISCONSIN? I'm 45 minutes from that mall. Too cool!!!! Wasn't surprised to see water in there. We've had a lot of flooding the last few weeks. One reason it closed is that it got to be very unsafe to shop and work at. There was a lot of violence inside and outside of the mall.
Thanks for sharing the explore, only thing missing was.... wait for it... wait for it.... the creepy Christmas music! I know there wasn’t any Christmas stuff that was creepy, but got to throw the trademark in! Lol. That almost cost you a thumbs up, but of course gave it to you!
Heartbreaking to see such a beautiful mall banged up like that all the hard work and effort involved. The vandals trashing all these abandoned places need a swift kick to the head. Love ur work bro another great video
The way you filmed this place gave it a futuristic surreal appearance. I love the angles you went for, and those long shots...you could use this to film something like Deep Space 9 in. Loved it...thanks for making the day better. 🖤🇨🇦
It’s lost unfortunate that “MALLS” are a thing if the past. But it gives for great exploration. Thanks for Bri going this spot to us. Have a great day. Thanks Mucho. Still obsessed...pr
This is kind of like history. Alot of these malls are being torn down. Wish somebody would have filmed the old malls that got torn down in my home town. Nice work
I lived in Waukesha, WI most of my life and never visited this mall. My parents would occasionally take me to Southridge (which is nearly identical) because it was closer. But also, Northridge got a reputation for violence after that murder in the parking lot so no one wanted to go there because of the perceived possibility of violence. It was only "replaced" by other malls because they were "safer." The video is a bit spooky since it looks nearly identical to Southridge (same skylights, clock tower/elevator, etc....). So even though I haven't been there, I feel like I've been there.
Cool insight, too bad all stripped out, like em better when they're untouched, but still great, c u guys live this weekend, hey I watched you live in the Bahamas last week while we were at the Atlantis pool, so take us to Florida this week
That was a cool mall for sure, like the 90's feel of it too. I would so love to sk8 a mall, would be so much fun. That was a awesome find, keep up the good work!! 😎✌ ( Im Still Rocking The RNK Purple Sweater! I'm The Only Person Who Has One Where I Live & I'm Loving!!)
The concrete wall is where Sears use to be located. They demolished it in 05 to revitalize Northridge by adding a PickNSave Supermarket and Menards home improvement center. But in 2014 the store closed and Menards remains as the only functioning business on the Northridge site. If you go back to the food court I can tell you where the Cinnabon and McDonalds was located.
Would love to see you do some more abandoned malls. Something about them brings me back to growing up. It's sad to see them decaying, but have a morbid curiosity to see what they've become.
Watching your videos, I notice that many of the properties are abandoned with everything inside. What would be the supposed reason for such abandonment?
What a cool mall!! Why was it abandoned? An absolute waste of a huge building!! Hate vandals who destroy buildings for fun. Should be re-used again. Great video, Robb!! Take care.....
George William Tussler A murder was committed in 1992 by a man named Jesse Anderson. He saw a movie at the Northridge Mall with his wife and when they left the theater they had dinner at a TGI Friday’s near by but while they were in the parking lot he stabbed multiple killing her instantly. He then told police that they were attached by African American gang members. The truth was revealed and he was convicted but the damage was already done. People were spooked into thinking that the area was becoming unsafe because of gang activity and they took their business to other local malls out of fear of crime
The closing of the mall had nothing to do with the Anderson murder. It remained open for more than a decade after the murder. The mall closed due to a raise in the crime rate in the area, and easier access mall options that were located right off the highway, such as Southridge, Mayfair Mall, and Brookfield Square Mall.
You are such a good bloke Rob . Good on you. Pitty there were not many people like you. Thank you for sharing... such a pitty. Mrs Australia International world 👠
You have a lot of good questions and a lot of great observations. This abandoned structure seems to be a waste left alone to collect destruction, garbage, vandalism.
This mall had some really cool lines & designs, the natural lighting from skylights was really nice. So sad to see all the malls dissappearing because of online retailers who are taking away jobs & places where the kids could go hang out with their friends, shop, watch a movie, eat or whatever. I guess I'm old school & prefer to look, touch, feel & try on items before I buy that way I can see the quality first. Superb explore as usual Rob, thanks! =^;^=
It is so weird to see this place again after all these years. Used to go to this mall as a treat when I was a kid. And before we left we always got Cinnabon's. You can see their old store at 5:33. It was a really nice mall until the crime in the area became a problem.I remember in the later years it wasn't as fun because of all the problems in the food court, and you had to be careful when you left the mall.
The theaters were gutted when the mall closed. Only the lower level screens had flooding. The cinder block wall is the east wall of Menards, which was built directly beside the mall when Sears was razed.
very good video, thank you for sharing. I find it so sad that people have to result to tearing places apart like that makes me so mad. So much for so much waste I don't understand why they never did anything with that place. God bless
This video has a particularly creepy and dark vibe guys, probably because of the masterful choice of music. Entirely appropriate I would say - nice job.
Nice one! I hate to see all the vandalism in these places. It's a shame these can't be renovated, but from what I've heard, the cost is so high because the places are so large. Looking forward to the next one!
You guys should explore Disney's Abandoned River Country while in Florida, seen a couple of videos on it but would love to see an RNK production from there!
Watched them build this msll from a farm field with one house. My mother and I would ride our bikes there and spend the day. In "high" school in the late 70's used to buy designer jeans and then get a wash and haircut by the pretty ladies at mr dinos. Then watched the mall decline. When were you guys in town? Stay for the 115th?
Looks like a nice mall! Too bad that it closed down. 3:56 I like the skylight of those ceilings. At 9:28 interesting how they build that wall there, I wonder if it used to be an anchor/department store at one point?
Come to Gary Indiana & explore with us!!Take u to some dope places...got other guys from other places coming out....we are the steel city storm crew & we explore with lost to time guys
I saw this on that show abandoned on viceland love that y'all are there too !! Ohio malls are all abandoned so sad but it's dope y'all did it too ! On the show people were doing EVPS lol it was super random
Hi Robb , Great share ! Hate to see places like that go under, but it just keeps repeating over and over. Some of those malls would make great Veteran sanctuaries if the government would step in before they get destroyed. Here's some info on the death of that mall........................ Built by Herb Kohl and his partners, it opened in 1973, a virtual carbon copy of Southridge. And after a slow decline, it finally shut its doors 30 years later in 2003. Even though a variety of factors contributed to Northridge's demise, the one many people remember was a murder with a racially motivated alibi: Jesse Anderson, who was white, brutally killed his wife in 1992 but claimed two black men attacked them while they dined at T.G.I. Friday's, next to the mall. It was the final nail in the coffin for many white suburban shoppers who decided that it was safer to travel the extra distance to Bayshore, Mayfair Mall or Brookfield Square.
I use to live not to far from Northridge and I can remember when our home was being built my mom took me here from time to time to get a Cinnabon. I was bummed to walk through there one last time and see the whole food court sealed off by drywall. But I would heavily consider Mayfair my childhood mall since we did more shopping there.
Always a shame to see malls close. Online shopping has become so huge that many retail businesses have gone belly-up. The Piercing Pagoda is in our malls here in Maryland. It is usually a stall, rather than a storefront retailer. I am always angered at the fact that the vandals ruin everything, adding insult to the injury of loss😞. Thanks for another great explore. RNK is A-OKAY!
Definitely a dope explore! Instant recall from Casey's vids there as you walked thru... your recall was spot on, far better shape then. Thank bro! ~ F*N Vandals ~ Why We Can't Have Nice Things.
I read where the internet and shopping on line is killing a lot of the malls and other brick and mortar stores! Great vid as usual kiddo! BY the way, where was your better half? Lol y’all take care
This was a really great explore! I always hate the vandalism as you do and wish you could have gotten there before it was trashed. As you say though, once it's publicized that's the end of it. It was still a really cool place to explore though. Your artistry and creativity in your videos is always amazing and captures the essence and spirit of the location. As always, well done!
Used to go with the family there and would go after I got my license, not the best of areas. This damage does not mean that this was exposed, but maybe just the area. Be safe.
Rob you never heard of the piercing pagoda? I'm surprised, especially being from NY. Piercing Pagoda are those little island stands in malls that will give you horribly done piercings and crappy studs to match. Most people utilized them, and probably still do. I myself got my ears done there, knowing damn well it could of turned out badly.
Great explore my friend ☺️ love watching your perspective and listening to your thoughts about these abandoned buildings. It's a shame they couldn't turn these buildings into housing, such as condominiums or low income families. Revitalized and restored could provide a great resource for the community.
This mall was from the early 70s which surprised me because it still looks really cool and fresh. We have the Trafford Park centre in my city that is god damned huge. It takes most of the day just to get around. Hope it is still around in 20 yrs time but I doubt it as global GDP has been in decline now for over 10yrs.
Nice Video! Too bad the Vandals had to wreck it. Did you look for a Directory? That would give you the names of the stores that were there at one time. That place would make a nice Movie Set for some Horror movies like," Dawn Of The Dead." LOL
Have an awesome hump day guys!!
This was wicked awesome Robb I really loved I say it Everytime but y'all always find such wicked cool abandoned places thanks
Yay a surprise on Wednesday xo
Have a good day rnk you guys are the best
HUMP DAY 🐫
This is awesome as always have a great day!!
it feels apocalyptic when you see a mall empty like this one. I remember growing up and a mall adventure was everything. Thanks for exploring. ✌️
Thanks for posting this. This mall was a big part of my life. I more or less was there the day it opened and the last day it was open. I still live very close and go past it daily on my way to work or when I am out walking my miles. The mall sat for a very long time more or less un-touched. That was until Casey exposed it and well, you can see what shape it is in now. Thanks for being the type of person you are and not vandalizing it, like people in so many other videos out there. I totally wish that I could have been there with you, to reminisce about all the good times and bad times I had there.
Your editing, pace and choice of shots are honestly the best out there on abandoned video channels... love what you do - keep up the great work :) from the UK
Behind the cinderblock wall is Menards. Sears (and a part of the mall) was demolished after the mall was closed in order to build Menards, hence the cinderblock wall.
Why do people feel the need to destroy abandoned places?!!
@@Mazxlol without police there be a lot of vandals bandits living in the hills and a lot of local people picking up arms to defend themselves much like medieval times and lots of fighting it would be mayhem
Because they are miserable and/or monsters on the inside !!
Great way to start the day. Abandoned malls are fun. I love the Dan Bell Dead Mall series.
this was cool rob, thanks for draggin us along for the ride!
Very helpful footage of northeast hallway. Not a lot of videos include this. Rebuilding the entire mall on Minecraft. Very challenging project. Have not been inside in 18 years.
Cool video, as always. It's always sad to see malls close. That was good times, back in the day, to meet up with friends at the mall. Easily spend hours in there, shopping, eating, movie, flirting with boys. Lol. Enjoyed this explore. Thanks.
DUDE! I can just look at that place & can see it was once beautiful.
THUMBS UP!
Rob your videos are always the best. No jerking the camera you speak clearly and your music always goes perfectly with the video. Love your work🌺🌺🌺
I love you filming style!! You're definitely in a class of your own!!
Damn talk about different quality in this video compared to Josh, but then again he said he forgot his light and stabilizer. Oh, I so want to play pain ball in that mall, like "capture the flag" and so on, EPIC !!!
This is one big ass mall. It looked like it was nice at one time. Nice skylights. It is a shame that vandalism does happen. Great video. Take care.
YOU WERE IN WISCONSIN? I'm 45 minutes from that mall. Too cool!!!! Wasn't surprised to see water in there. We've had a lot of flooding the last few weeks. One reason it closed is that it got to be very unsafe to shop and work at. There was a lot of violence inside and outside of the mall.
So great to see the variety of architecture within one building, shame that everyone does not share your respect!
Thanks for sharing the explore, only thing missing was.... wait for it... wait for it.... the creepy Christmas music! I know there wasn’t any Christmas stuff that was creepy, but got to throw the trademark in! Lol. That almost cost you a thumbs up, but of course gave it to you!
Heartbreaking to see such a beautiful mall banged up like that all the hard work and effort involved. The vandals trashing all these abandoned places need a swift kick to the head.
Love ur work bro another great video
in like 1 year from now this place is going to be as devastated as rolling acres before demolition... kinda sad...
The way you filmed this place gave it a futuristic surreal appearance. I love the angles you went for, and those long shots...you could use this to film something like Deep Space 9 in. Loved it...thanks for making the day better. 🖤🇨🇦
Your transitions were amazing! So inspiring. Thanks for taking us on a journey of the mall and the artistry of filmmaking. So cool
It’s lost unfortunate that “MALLS” are a thing if the past. But it gives for great exploration. Thanks for Bri going this spot to us.
Have a great day.
Thanks Mucho. Still obsessed...pr
Beautiful mall. It is so sad that people go in and vandalize things. I don’t understand what they get out of messing someone’s property up.
This is kind of like history. Alot of these malls are being torn down. Wish somebody would have filmed the old malls that got torn down in my home town. Nice work
Doing an extensive Minecraft recreation of the mall. Figuring out what was in the stores is puzzling. Great footage. Wish I had a mall directory.
Could one see your game? Sounds amazing!!!
I lived in Waukesha, WI most of my life and never visited this mall. My parents would occasionally take me to Southridge (which is nearly identical) because it was closer. But also, Northridge got a reputation for violence after that murder in the parking lot so no one wanted to go there because of the perceived possibility of violence. It was only "replaced" by other malls because they were "safer."
The video is a bit spooky since it looks nearly identical to Southridge (same skylights, clock tower/elevator, etc....). So even though I haven't been there, I feel like I've been there.
I wonder why casey neistat and his team didnt clean up after themselves. Just allows more people to go in and trash it ... shame on casey
SweetKorn All that fool cared about was more money
Yeah wtf
Wow
Cool insight, too bad all stripped out, like em better when they're untouched, but still great, c u guys live this weekend, hey I watched you live in the Bahamas last week while we were at the Atlantis pool, so take us to Florida this week
Great video. That is very sad that the mall is getting destroyed. Thanks for filming.
That was a cool mall for sure, like the 90's feel of it too. I would so love to sk8 a mall, would be so much fun. That was a awesome find, keep up the good work!! 😎✌ ( Im Still Rocking The RNK Purple Sweater! I'm The Only Person Who Has One Where I Live & I'm Loving!!)
The concrete wall is where Sears use to be located. They demolished it in 05 to revitalize Northridge by adding a PickNSave Supermarket and Menards home improvement center. But in 2014 the store closed and Menards remains as the only functioning business on the Northridge site. If you go back to the food court I can tell you where the Cinnabon and McDonalds was located.
Would love to see you do some more abandoned malls. Something about them brings me back to growing up. It's sad to see them decaying, but have a morbid curiosity to see what they've become.
About to be another Rolling Acres, Damn Sad what's happening to that place, Liked The Video!!!!, Cool seeing Matthew there with ya too
Watching your videos, I notice that many of the properties are abandoned with everything inside. What would be the supposed reason for such abandonment?
Looking at that abandoned mall, like going back in time.
13:22 That was a TRACKS music store, blockbuster bought the chain in the mid 90's and it became blockbuster music.
What a cool mall!! Why was it abandoned? An absolute waste of a huge building!! Hate vandals who destroy buildings for fun. Should be re-used again. Great video, Robb!! Take care.....
George William Tussler A murder was committed in 1992 by a man named Jesse Anderson. He saw a movie at the Northridge Mall with his wife and when they left the theater they had dinner at a TGI Friday’s near by but while they were in the parking lot he stabbed multiple killing her instantly. He then told police that they were attached by African American gang members. The truth was revealed and he was convicted but the damage was already done. People were spooked into thinking that the area was becoming unsafe because of gang activity and they took their business to other local malls out of fear of crime
The closing of the mall had nothing to do with the Anderson murder. It remained open for more than a decade after the murder.
The mall closed due to a raise in the crime rate in the area, and easier access mall options that were located right off the highway, such as Southridge, Mayfair Mall, and Brookfield Square Mall.
@@michaelsharp5543 nothing like blaming race for something …
@@panchopistola8298 Funny... I never mentioned race, but you did. Might want to take a look in the mirror.
@@michaelsharp5543 it was a reference to the original comment dumbass .
You are such a good bloke Rob .
Good on you.
Pitty there were not many people like you.
Thank you for sharing... such a pitty.
Mrs Australia International world 👠
Loved the explore, sad to see malls go out of business. See you on the next one!
You have a lot of good questions and a lot of great observations. This abandoned structure seems to be a waste left alone to collect destruction, garbage, vandalism.
That theater was awesome, so retro! That font and paint color!
Look at the size of that place!..Another really great find!
This mall had some really cool lines & designs, the natural lighting from skylights was really nice. So sad to see all the malls dissappearing because of online retailers who are taking away jobs & places where the kids could go hang out with their friends, shop, watch a movie, eat or whatever. I guess I'm old school & prefer to look, touch, feel & try on items before I buy that way I can see the quality first. Superb explore as usual Rob, thanks! =^;^=
Same to you two, love these vids guys.. Have a great one today!!!
Was that the mall he was at in Milwaukee! If so, that’s my town and this is what goes on! Some dumb f”s... what a shame..
It is so weird to see this place again after all these years. Used to go to this mall as a treat when I was a kid. And before we left we always got Cinnabon's. You can see their old store at 5:33. It was a really nice mall until the crime in the area became a problem.I remember in the later years it wasn't as fun because of all the problems in the food court, and you had to be careful when you left the mall.
Jane Doe that’s how it was here with a couple malls. Crimes ruined them in the early 90s.
Are you serious?! You couldn't find one land line phone?! ;-)
I looked, believe me lol
I love urb-explorations of abandoned malls! For some reason, I always think they are a bit creepy! :-D
No landline here, was probably a pretty cool mall.
Thanks for the tour.
Cool video RnK that's a massive mall another cool find nice work
Great video RNK!!
The theaters were gutted after flooding. The wall was put in when Sears was torn down.
The theaters were gutted when the mall closed. Only the lower level screens had flooding.
The cinder block wall is the east wall of Menards, which was built directly beside the mall when Sears was razed.
very good video, thank you for sharing. I find it so sad that people have to result to tearing places apart like that makes me so mad. So much for so much waste I don't understand why they never did anything with that place. God bless
This video has a particularly creepy and dark vibe guys, probably because of the masterful choice of music. Entirely appropriate I would say - nice job.
Nice one! I hate to see all the vandalism in these places. It's a shame these can't be renovated, but from what I've heard, the cost is so high because the places are so large. Looking forward to the next one!
Great video.
Used to go here with my sister all the time, so weird to see it like this.
Great video so quit looking at places after they've become abandoned kind of sad though great job rnk look forward to more videos
Great choice of music for such a nice place!
Looks like another shopping mall bites the dust. O well. Good explore Robb.
You guys should explore Disney's Abandoned River Country while in Florida, seen a couple of videos on it but would love to see an RNK production from there!
Watched them build this msll from a farm field with one house. My mother and I would ride our bikes there and spend the day. In "high" school in the late 70's used to buy designer jeans and then get a wash and haircut by the pretty ladies at mr dinos. Then watched the mall decline. When were you guys in town? Stay for the 115th?
Woohooo! An abandoned Mall! By RnK All Day! You made my night! Would have been a beautiful Mall in it's hey day! Thanks Robb! :-)
Great place man looks like it could be a scene from a zombie movie ?? Great presenting style you have man
Looks like a nice mall! Too bad that it closed down. 3:56 I like the skylight of those ceilings.
At 9:28 interesting how they build that wall there, I wonder if it used to be an anchor/department store at one point?
There used to be a Sears store there. It was demolished. On the other side of that wall is a Menards hardware store now.
@@michaelsharp5543 Thanks for the info!
Come to Gary Indiana & explore with us!!Take u to some dope places...got other guys from other places coming out....we are the steel city storm crew & we explore with lost to time guys
I saw this on that show abandoned on viceland love that y'all are there too !! Ohio malls are all abandoned so sad but it's dope y'all did it too ! On the show people were doing EVPS lol it was super random
Returning to the old places you visited and exposed. Hint hint - good idea!
You see some awesome places, as always thanks for sharing
Nice edits! I bet this was fun to film
FINNLY a video in Wisconsin
Hi Robb , Great share ! Hate to see places like that go under, but it just keeps repeating over and over. Some of those malls would make great Veteran sanctuaries if the government would step in before they get destroyed. Here's some info on the death of that mall........................ Built by Herb Kohl and his partners, it opened in 1973, a virtual carbon copy of Southridge. And after a slow decline, it finally shut its doors 30 years later in 2003.
Even though a variety of factors contributed to Northridge's demise, the one many people remember was a murder with a racially motivated alibi: Jesse Anderson, who was white, brutally killed his wife in 1992 but claimed two black men attacked them while they dined at T.G.I. Friday's, next to the mall. It was the final nail in the coffin for many white suburban shoppers who decided that it was safer to travel the extra distance to Bayshore, Mayfair Mall or Brookfield Square.
I use to live not to far from Northridge and I can remember when our home was being built my mom took me here from time to time to get a Cinnabon. I was bummed to walk through there one last time and see the whole food court sealed off by drywall. But I would heavily consider Mayfair my childhood mall since we did more shopping there.
About 3 or 4 years ago my nephew had a airsoft tournament at that maĺl
Always a shame to see malls close. Online shopping has become so huge that many retail businesses have gone belly-up.
The Piercing Pagoda is in our malls here in Maryland. It is usually a stall, rather than a storefront retailer.
I am always angered at the fact that the vandals ruin everything, adding insult to the injury of loss😞.
Thanks for another great explore. RNK is A-OKAY!
I'm also in Maryland.
Definitely a dope explore! Instant recall from Casey's vids there as you walked thru... your recall was spot on, far better shape then. Thank bro!
~ F*N Vandals ~ Why We Can't Have Nice Things.
I read where the internet and shopping on line is killing a lot of the malls and other brick and mortar stores! Great vid as usual kiddo! BY the way, where was your better half? Lol y’all take care
great video sir. Love dead mall videos and RnK do it as good as anyone else. Thank you
Good Morning Mall Walkers!!!👋! Thanks Again! Celebrating the Queen, Areatha! Here In The"D"💖
Northridge mall. Spent many days of my youth here!
The wall was put up for the Sears store on the West end of the mall.
And it closed down due to area.
If there was one last thing I would ever want to do is go on explore with you guys looks so cool love them rnk
This was an awesome explore!
What other mall were you referring to? The abandoned mall in California with the movie theater?
This was a really great explore! I always hate the vandalism as you do and wish you could have gotten there before it was trashed. As you say though, once it's publicized that's the end of it. It was still a really cool place to explore though. Your artistry and creativity in your videos is always amazing and captures the essence and spirit of the location. As always, well done!
Another wonderful video. I thank you and Kristy...I hope I spelled her name right!
Used to go with the family there and would go after I got my license, not the best of areas. This damage does not mean that this was exposed, but maybe just the area. Be safe.
Rob you never heard of the piercing pagoda? I'm surprised, especially being from NY. Piercing Pagoda are those little island stands in malls that will give you horribly done piercings and crappy studs to match. Most people utilized them, and probably still do. I myself got my ears done there, knowing damn well it could of turned out badly.
I dont trust the middle of the mall lol
Lol. Yup. Had a cartilage piercing done at one. It was fine.
Were all of the downstairs theaters flooded?
This was a amaxing find keep it up stay safe and as always enjoy ur videos
Awesome Explore... Loved the Theaters
Thank you for this awesome video 😎! You make my end of a very hard working day easier 😂. 😘✌️
This mall has a sister across town still operating. Saw Santa here as a baby.
I wonder what was in that red/yellow/brown painted place. I was a mall rat back in the early 1980s.
The Groover
Game Arcade.
Aha - I was thinking arcade or record store.
What a shame it's left like that should be turned into offices or a collage. I like your style of documenting these places.
I seen a music shop in the back ground .
Rnk I remember that vid with the snow inside or pic I think looked cool happy you got in looks like fun man
I like the music it's relaxing where can I download this track
Great explore my friend ☺️ love watching your perspective and listening to your thoughts about these abandoned buildings.
It's a shame they couldn't turn these buildings into housing, such as condominiums or low income families. Revitalized and restored could provide a great resource for the community.
This mall was from the early 70s which surprised me because it still looks really cool and fresh. We have the Trafford Park centre in my city that is god damned huge. It takes most of the day just to get around. Hope it is still around in 20 yrs time but I doubt it as global GDP has been in decline now for over 10yrs.
Nice Video! Too bad the Vandals had to wreck it. Did you look for a Directory? That would give you the names of the stores that were there at one time. That place would make a nice Movie Set for some Horror movies like," Dawn Of The Dead." LOL
This would be a great airsoft arena!
Such a shame what people do and this is why no one can reveal history or locations