This ad from the October 16, 1992 edition of the Greensboro News & Record. Uh, does anyone else notice that they celebrated their sixteenth anniversary two months late that year? This also includes a list of 54 stores that the mall featured.
- Belk
- Dillard's
- Montgomery Ward
- Payless Shoe Source
- Brooks
- Connie Shoes
- We're Nuts & More
- Carlyle & Company
- Dockside
- Fifth Avenue Mens
- East West Gifts
- Carolina Cookie Company
- Angies
- Added Dimensions
- Afterthoughts
- Beauty Supplies Mart
- Captain's Shirt Locker
- K&K Toys
- Fluf N' Stuf
- CPI Photo Finish
- The Finish Line
- 5-7-9
- Saslow's Jewelers
- Regis Hairstylist
- Stuarts
- Stuarts Plus
- VIP Formal Wear
- Starship Music
- Piercing Pagoda
- Piccadilly Cafeteria
- Waldenbooks
- Vestal's Florist
- Wigs & Hats, Accessories
- Planet Wear
- Pearson Music Co.
- Style Plus
- Jeans West
- Foxy Fashions
- Gatto Pizza
- Footquarters
- J. Riggins
- Father and Son
- Dress for Less
- Camelot Music
- Beckley Place
- Circle Cafe & Deli
- Global Optical
- General Nutrition Center
- Radio Shack
- Chick-Fil-A
- Everything's a $
- Jewel Box
- Tater Patch
- Monk's Cheesesteaks & Cheeseburgers
2 comments:
It did. Stuart's was my Mom's favorite store at Crabtree in the early 1990s. And I remember the Everything's a Dollar store at Cary Towne Center. Did the one at CC have pink neon all over?
Yes, it does!! I remember East West Gifts. They had an awesome ivory chess set. While I admired, told friends about it, and would frequent East West Gifts just to look at it; I could not on principal, purchase the chess set because of the ivory (elephants,you know?). Anyway, I spent many weekends at the Carolina Circle Mall and was sorry to see it decline. Also, as an American of African descent, I was even more saddened that the community around the mall did not respect or support it.
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