Dead Mall: Signal Hill Mall - Statesville, NC **2023 Revisit** **OFFICIALLY CLOSED**
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- Dead Mall: Signal Hill Mall - Statesville, NC **2023 Revisit**. Enjoy an update to my original video at this beautiful and aesthetic mall in the middle of North Carolina. Located just off I-77 is this old gem that slowly keeps falling apart and further into disrepair. Still open, though, and hanging on.
My original video from 2021:
• Dead Mall: Signal Hill...
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Wallie…. Wilson is the name of the maintenance guy. He has been there every time we have visited. We have waved hello to him on past visits but actually chatted with him this last visit. Very nice, quiet man. He has not been told of any plans to close the mall or redevelopment. We feel very sorry for him, he must be getting sick from breathing the moldy air.
Good thing restoration will fix things up. To coin a phrase, "Behind every mess up is a clean up".
If you check online, there's planning to turn this land and all acres on it (excluding Belk) into multi-use apartments. So, it will will be a bunch of shops with apartments above them. I've enjoyed every multi-use place I've been so I'm excited for this. Because it's right by all the fast food chains and banks, I think this will create a perfect way for this part of town to become more walkable! They've just added a roundabout and hopefully they can add some walking lights and more sidewalks. I really hope the future of my city doesn't turn into something like Houston...
I worked in that Sears for years . Asbestos was sealed up in the ceiling above the offices in the back. I was told it was too costly to remove so they sealed it in. I imagine the whole mall has asbestos. It breaks my heart to see how that mall has been left to rot. That’s the only mall I went to growing up.
How do you know that asbestos is in the ceiling?
The local government should not do favors for any new retail stores owned by chain companies. They are not held responsible for maintenance and for tearing down the buildings. Do the owners still pay taxes annually for those buildings? Probably not responsible for any thing. There should be a two year limit to completely fill the buildings or start paying the city heavier taxes. Big companies take the local government employees to get money for themselves.
Yeah, I worked at the arcade. It sucked how they let it go to ruin.
Can't believe the fountain's are still in use plus the ceiling is falling apart 😮
Dead malls are fascinating and strange at the same time. Leaves an odd feeling inside hard to explain. And a retro radio shack sign, loved that store
Can I buy the sign?
The piano shop most likely has a owner that has passed away or cannot handle the store. Nothing has moved in the store for the last few years we have come here and also ceiling tiles are falling all over the store. The pianos are most likely ruined from absorbing the moldy damp air.
Goodness I got anxiety just watching. Imagine what employees/visitors are breathing in🤢😷 Fountain shot was nice 👍🏻 Thanks for another one Wallie☺️
Hard to believe that malls are still around with 2024 being around the corner, there's a JCPenney up the street from my house that has been sitting vacant for close to 8 years now, the exterior of the building is still maintained but everything that was left in there is still sitting exactly where it was left but everything's completely covered in dust
Our Kmart stayed vacant for over 15 years before becoming a Rural King.
Some malls are doing very well , just visited Ross Park mall in Pittsburgh, very few closed stores and was kind of busy for a weekday afternoon 👍
@@Chukalux77just look at the Stock for Simon Malls SPG. Their malls are high rated
@@Chukalux77a few malls in Ct are thriving rn, Trumbull and Milford malls are very active still , I know there are others but I forgot the names lmao
I would love to get the Radio Shack signage
I can't believe this mall is still allowed to be open. That Lerner's must have been closed for at least 20 years because they were rebranded as New York and Company around 2000 or so.
We can still get this mall alive and thriving again, fundraising campaigns and employment opportunities can help with that.
@@reneastle8447malls are pretty much becoming a thing of the past. They're only ever thriving in large cities. Multi-use development is gonna be put here which means plenty of new stores, just with apartments above them to make use of the space. This will turn this shitty part of town into a nice, walkable place so I'm excited. I'd live there seeing that it's close to so many stores already.
@@desireandfire True.
I wonder why they keep the fountain running and music playing 🤔
It is weird the two remaining stores are both in the worst part of the mall.
I used to work at Allegheny Center Mall (after it’s mall days). They had these large potted plants spread throughout. I concluded that it they were strategically placed to catch the water from the leaky roof😂
The employees of Wooten Jewelers and the cell phone store may want to invest in respirators. I can’t imagine being exposed to that air on a daily basis. That’s pretty scary.
There's a relatively newer mall just outside Huntersville NC that soon will look the same. Northlake Mall is losing anchor tenants, high vacancy rates, and too much crime. It most likely will go the way of Eastland Mall in Charlotte (now mostly empty lots)
Maybe a video of Northlake today a revisit in 5 years would be interesting and shocking to watch.
i remember eastland mall as a kid for some reason and now we go there to skate or do donuts 😹😹
Young thugs took over. Happens to all malls now.
I used to go down to northlake Mall soon. I don't think it's a very old Mall either. It's such a shame the things that we build and let rot.
That has been one of my favorite malls since moving to the area. But now that Apple is gone, I'm sure most other stories will close soon. Sad how quickly it's gone downhill.
I grew up going to this mall. I remember that when the mall was new, JC Penney/Peebles wing didn't exist. Instead, that was a Spainhours. At some point (I think in the early 1980's), they added that wing and moved Spainhours to the space that later became Peebles. I also remember when all of the items that are now painted blue were bright orange in typical 1970's fashion.
This was such a fun mall and I really loved going here as a kid in the 1970's and 1980's with my mom and grandmother. I spent hours admiring the fountains and browsing the Radio Shack just looking at the gadgets, which at least partially explains why I am an engineer now.
I'm sad to see a happy part of my childhood in such decay.
I'm so old, I remember 2 lane E Broad Street before there ever was a mall! I definitely spent my share of time at the Radio Shack, the pet store and the arcade. I think it is time for a new plan for the place. Anything would be better than that Walmart catastrophe.
You are great at making mall videos. My husband and I enjoy watching every one of them.
I'm really glad to hear that. I'm glad you enjoy them! Thanks for watching!
It's amazing they allow the mall to remain open with all that mold in there...thanks wallie always enjoy
Every time I go there to shop at Belk I've never seen the doors actually openable. Did not know you could still go it- the entrance into the center of the mall from inside of Belk is closed off too.
You don't know what you got until it's gone 😢
This is my hometown. This was once a thriving fun mall in the 1980s. I spent all my weekends there cruising around the mall and walking through the mall with my friends. I remember the arcade, a record music store, Peebles, Sears and K&B toys. It is sad the owners have let it go.
You're forgetting the Woolworths. I grew up here too, and have fond memories of "cruising" in the early 90's while getting served underage at El' Tios. ✌️
The arcade was my favorite place in this mall! Everyone lined up with a quarter on the machine waiting to play Mortal Kombat or Killer Instinct or whatever was hot at the time. I seriously miss those days.
@@deviantarsenal You and I have played MK against one another 🥂. I could play for an hour on one quarter.
@@thebipolarpsychonaut4984 So many good memories from those days!
@@deviantarsenal That was such a tiny, cramped arcade! It would get really smokey in there, too.
Great video! With August 1st around the corner, it will mark the 50th anniversary of Signal Hill opening (August 1st, 1973). They should close Signal Hill at end of day August 1st and let it be 50 years. That would be the best way to close it IMO.
I so Totally agree! Could have people come there to share their “mall memories.” And then say their goodbyes and good nights.
That's a good idea. Let it go full circle.
A mall in my city is almost completely empty. A friend that once worked there told me that owners of the property were charging such a high monthly rent that most retailers could not stay in business. Those investors do not give a crap about keeping these malls open, they just write it off as a capital loss and get big tax breaks. The owners are in it for the money...do not care about jobs or community.
I can not believe they allow this place to continue operating under the condition that it is in any how thanks for another great video Wallie
I'm getting a dan bell vibe and I'm here for it! Since he stopped making quality videos
I love the 80s music!!!
The music is what the maintenance guy has on all the time and it’s really loud. Good music but it’s just soooo moldy in this place.
remember all those dystopian movies from the 1980s where everything in the USA was pretty much in ruins? back then, we still had all of our factories, great stores, great restaurants, clean, safe neighborhoods and for the most part, people knew how to dress and act like civilized human beings. we thought it was just entertainment but things would never actually get that bad. what we have now is even worse than any nightmare any script writer could have dreamed of.
Don’t Stop Believin’ playing with the fountain is such a good but weird combination.
Oh yeahhh life goes onnnn.... long after the thrill of going to the mall has gone...
The Belk store is owned by Belk as far as I have read. It will be staying regardless of what happens to the rest of the mall.
Too bad the government can't buy these dead malls off and turn them into temporary housing centers for our homeless and illegal immigrants.
Just think, if someone could coordinate and get the homeless and newly immigrants to fix up these malls, that covers the labor and maintenance.
The very damaged areas could be demolished and apartments could be built to house these individuals and their families. Imagine if these dead malls all across the US could be re-purposed for these functions, it would help alleviate our border crisis until a more viable, permanent solution could be worked out.
There are already spaces for businesses and organizations to set up aid for these people. Many micro businesses could even be developed where parts of the mall can be redeveloped as mall businesses for this type of community. There can be business models designed where multiple states funding could pay for various programs. For example, if Texas is undergoing an immigration crisis, they could agree to pay NC x amount of money to temporarily take these immigrants off their hands. A peaceful business transaction may be more beneficial than to simply dump these people into another state without planning. Doing what Abbott did can be understandable to a certain point, but in reality it really hurts our country as a whole. One state dumping their problems onto another state without mutual planning is not a smart solution. We need to go beyond our political wars and really put the future of this country first. It's such a waste these beautiful malls sitting around without purpose.
Yes! Let's see what's going on with Signal Hill!
The panels that have popped off the front of the JCP also show how much dampness is in the walls. The accordion doors at JCP covered in mold is ridiculous… you would think it’s fingerprints, but this mold spores!
I was born and raised in Statesville. This mall was built when I was a kid in the early 70s. The Sears building that you showed started out as a Woolworth's complete with a lunch counter. This used to be main hang out in Statesville and it was part of the migration of Stores like Belk's and Spainhour's moving from the downtown area in Statesville to the mall. Belk is the only tenant that owns their store. There used to be a Chic Fila in this mall as well. The Chic Fila was opened when all of the restaurants were in the malls in the south. Sad state of affairs for this mall.... a lot of child hood memories in the this mall. How many people remember the video game arcade and Record Bar music store !!!!
I remember going to SHM in the 80s and across the street was a godfather’s pizza and Kmart. Those were the days.
Next time in NC visit Northlake Mall also on I-77 closer to Charlotte. Nice mall with Belk, Macy's and Dillard's but still struggling due to violence and shootings in the past few years. Beautiful mall but can it be saved or become a dying mall?
It's an odd feeling to be there now. I remember how busy that mall was in the 80s and 90s.
Here in Virginia Beach Virginia they closed Pembroke Mall in 2021. They are going to make it onto Apartments, Assisted Living and offices. Virginia Beach only has one mall left Lynnhaven Mall. Norfolk two malls Norfolk outlet mall Chesapeake has two malls Greenbrier Mall Chesapeake Square Mall Newport News has one mall Patrick Henry Mall and Hampton Virginia has a mall don't remember the name of it
I went to Virginia before, the beach was my favorite thing to do there. My parents and I ate at so many restaurants in Virginia. I went to a mall in Suffolk, but, I don't remember the name of the mall, it had a Macy's in it and I never got to go inside the mall part where Macy's is, just browsed inside Macy's. Overall, Virginia is a very beautiful State and I would love to go back to the beach and the Outer Banks as well again.
Norfolk only has the outlet now. Military Circle mall is closed now too.
IHOP now has it's own building near the Walmart.
Cool mall video
You do a fine job, Wallie! There’s several malls like that in the area. I’m about 30 mins from statesville in Salisbury. Our mall is just as bad, minus the mold ha. Between statesville and Salisbury in the town of Cleveland, I believe is where Dale Earnhardt Jr. just moved to. If you make the journey to Salisbury,,hmu we have a place called Haps Grill which has some killer burgers & bottle Cheerwine!
Thanks for doing a revisit to this mall. For twenty five years, I worked just a few miles from this mall, and over those 25 years I saw it slowly fade away…so so sad!! I hate seeing most of the malls in this country, close and go away. I’m never would have imagined malls closing like this. I don’t think you’ve done a video on the Valley Hills Mall in Hickory NC, but in my opinion, it’s also a dying mall. Back in the day, it used to be crowded and alive with activity, now there’s very little activity. Most of the parking lot surrounding the mall is mostly empty, except for the main entrance at the Food Court. However, even that main entrance isn’t nearly as active as it used to be 20 and 30 years ago. I really believe that one day, it too will close.
I went to high school in Statesville during the 90’s. Very sad to see, even then with nearly full occupancy it wasn’t a great mall and I always thought it would close at anytime. I’m amazed almost 30 years later it’s still open. The entire area is in bad state. I heard the owner of the mall and the surrounding buildings (JR’s, Winn Dixie, Mexican restaurant, movie theater) stopped renewing leases for stores and that’s what led to its decline. Like others said that side of town was rather happening back in the day, me and my friends spent many hours cruising there.
Owners owned this mall and the adjoining strip mall. All the stores moved out because the owners wouldn't fix it up. But alas Statesville doesn't want progress anymore
I really enjoyed watching your video.
I only went to Signal hill mall once in 1997.
I was 15. I was from Charlotte but I had a
Buddy who was having problems with his
Long distance girl friend. She lived there in Statesville.
We rounded up some money and grabbed another friend and got a taxi from Charlotte to Statesville. We all met in the Mall..
They went off to go talk. and me and the other guy went to walk around and look at the mall. All the stores were open back than but there still was not many shoppers.
Some security guards and cops outside watched our every move while we were there. After that the 4 of us all crashed out in an abandoned house. For 2 days. I wonder if thst house is still there.
Than we agreed okay we're done and we went back home to Charlotte. The girl friend of his went home somewhere in Statesville close to this mall. They broke up. The whole reason she asked him to come there was so she could dump him in person. The ride home was very quiet. I got to experience this mall one time and I'm glad I had the chance.
I just watched this video and I remember walking down those really thin halls and that walking around in that Peebles.
That was 26 years ago wow.
Was the house behind the mall, like a mansion in size by chance?
10:00 is not legal. You would have no way to escape in the event of a fire
That's what I thought.
Those disgusting ceiling tiles at the beginning of this video reminded me of the gross ceiling tiles at The Bon Ton at the Washington crown center mall in Washington Pennsylvania. At least the fountain still works for what that's worth.
Great video with how loud that music is I'm surprised youtube didn't try to be RUclips and do stupid copyright strikes ! Hate them sometimes
Oh I had to adjust my video and reupload SEVEN TIMES until they finally didn't try to copyright MY video that I put all that work into. It's unbelievable how pathetic youtube/google is
@@WallieB26 great video always enjoy your video's keep up the great work thanks again Wallie
Everything, and i mean everything, that you see painted blue used to be painted a sweet 70's orange until the 2000's.
I love all your videos buddy, but the mall ones are always my favorite! Thanks you for another great video and keep up the amazing work as always!
your camera work is fantastic, much better than the other people on youtube (i watch a lot of videos) , dont stop , youre fantastic
Thank you very much
I grew up with that mall. So sad! The fountain was always my favorite part!!
Wallie it 😔 to see our mall go through this .we all remember how the mall was a weekend go to hang out with our friends and family
Bought my first guitar amp back when open.
Why can't we have malls anymore 😢
Because people have to physically get in a car, drive there and walk around. The art of living a life as in a decade or so in the past is gone in the US. Everything is done online, people are just darn to lazy to get off their butts. Maybe that's why the US is the obesity capital of the world..
Come to Australia to live the mall life, as it should be, people everywhere, car parks full and the vibe is amazing.
@@harrygoldun5779people would still be obese if their only option getting to the mall is by driving. We should be striving to make bikes and walkability more available in the city, and putting up multi-use developments. That way you can walk around stores and such but with the addition of having so many potential customers right above the stores everyday. If I lived in a place like that, I would much rather walk to local places than waste so much money on gas and car insurance.
@@desireandfire there is public transport to get to the malls or down town shopping districts if you don't own a car. That reason doesn't stop the many that use PT here in Australia to get to where they need to be.
The US is just poles apart from us and the concept you describe exists in many places around the globe.
Oh and the malls here have everything you need for day to day life, even down to dressmakers, shoe repairs and locksmiths. Not only that but supermarkets, food outlets, butchers bakers, greengrocers, banks, it's all here. Why the US doesn't have those services in a mall is beyond. Maybe it makes sense why no one visits, how many pairs of trousers do you really need!
This is still open? It looked like it was closing when I was there years before your first video.
Still open to this day. The maintenance guy closes the place early each day, but it’s still open.
i dont live to far .. now im curious
That piano store probably has insurance on the merchandise. I'm sure they're just waiting for the damage to occur to claim the losses. That would probably be more profitable than moving them to a new location to sell. Hell if they weren't selling there the odds of them ever selling is pretty low. I'm sure they were there for years.
I love North Carolina it’s beautiful there i went there four times they need to gut that mall to frame i live near abandoned mall they gutted it i ask for permission if i can go in there it is gone i can see frame for walls it has no walls and no ceilings and no floor and no power it also got wood panels on all windows and doors
@roxannelamar7834, yes, it is, especially the Outer Banks part of North Carolina, that's the only place I've been to in North Carolina is the beach. Carolla is where my parents, friends and I stayed and I loved it there. I loved Tim Buck Too shopping center, so neat and clean. I liked eating at Dairy Queen that's in the Food Lion shopping center. My favorite things in Carolla were spending time with my family and friends, shopping with my parents, and going to the beach.
That moldy ceiling is the same at Regency Square in Jacksonville, FL.
I'd throw this mall in the derelict category. Can't believe it's still open, myself. I do LIKE that fountain(and I wish it could be reconstructed outside of this mall), but I can't see this mall remaining open much longer.
Please come do a send-off for the Chambersburg PA mall, officially dead now with locked doors and zero tenants.
It's interesting that the Penny's wing is in the worst shape. It's the newest addition. I remember it being built when we first came to Statesville in '79 or '80. Peebles used to be Spainhour and Sears used to be Woolworth. The store with red tile was Chic-fil-a. It was popular among kids to get some Chic-fil-a and hang out at the raised tables right outside the store. The store with the round entrance was the arcade. The store right across from where Bath and Body Works was was the Hallmark store. The kids didn't buy much except something for their boyfriend of girlfriend, but we always stopped in to say hello to the cashier who was an older lady (I'm now probably as old as she was then) who was popular among the kids. All those little hallways were places to find kids - I want to remember that some of them had pay phones then. There was a toy store with models and D&D stuff. The Music and CD store had records and tapes and it was popular to go look for the latest album of your favorite bands.
As it declined whatever nice restaurant was in the front left and was replaced by IHOP. They featured a separate smoking section so people who didn't want to smell smoke could be separate from the smokers. That was in the '90s. Then they banned smoking altogether. I would go to Radio Shack for my electrical components until they closed down. I went to Bath and Body Works because my wife liked one of their scents. Then they stop making that scent so I only went for the air fresheners. The empty store next to Chic-fil-a and across from the record store was where we did the Guinness Book Of Records musical performance. I held the fort for 4 hours of playing and singing in the middle of the night in there. We also did a craft show fundraiser down the Penny's hall that is now so moldy. My daughter and some friends from school provided music on that weird stage between the Penny's and Peebles entrances. I set up and ran a small sound system for them. So many memories in what is now a sad place.
The area definitely needs to be redeveloped, both it and Newtown. Maybe across the street too. A good bypass through Newtown and the back of the Mall could be capitalized on to provide ease of access to all kinds of retail areas. Make it new and beautiful and bring in stores that people want and it can be a vibrant place again. Look at the Shoppes at Broad Street and how active they are. Look at how things are still bustling over at Highway 21 and the Walmart area. Downtown is still active. Signal Hill and Newtown could be, but it needs redeveloping.
The architecture shares the same layout as the outlet mall that used to be in Morrisville, NC. It sat vacant for almost 10 years but was recently re-worked into a modern office/lab space. Seeing that fountain structure and tiling was very nostalgic.
We have a mall in Anderson, South Carolina that is small with only a few stores inside.
Traveling thru on I-77 several years ago and stopped at the IHOP for breakfast. First time I have ever seen an IHOP attached to a mall. Sad to see any mall close in favor of box store behemoths such as Wallfart!
Malls are literally big box stores with various compartments. They come with the same parking lots and everything
Man, all it would take to get this place shut down is calling the towns fire Marshall to have this place inspected and bataboom badabing its gone. Happened to my childhood mall, and the people who reported the condition of the mall can rot for all I care just like the malls doing rn. These mall videos have been hard to watch since it's closure.
Boy you don't see that no more with the piano's in a mall man boy I wish they would have one them at our mall or a organ store..I need some parts..cause just like the malls dieing..you have a dieing trade that no one wants to learn is working on organs and old equipment..I'm an electronic gue roue been working on electronics since I was little and well I'm the only guy that I know of around here that's trying to keep this old trade going so I've been doing learning how to fix organs in the past 3 years now believe it or not people do and want some fixed I went clear into downtown Pittsburgh to fix one for a guy and a church and they could not believe that there is actually someone still alive that does this work..it's very sad to me to see these old tube organs going to waste so Ive been restoring some myself..so there u go at least I'll try pass my knowledge to others hoping someone will do this work when I'm over the hill but that's not goin be for a long long long time..it is really a shame tho about a lot of this kinda stuff..😢🙂😮
Wierd they keep playing 🎶. Why? 😐 I'm 52 & can't recall any US mall with a IHOP 🥞 in the mall. Most diners were by the highway or a section near a large mall area.
Dale wooten ows the jewelry store. He sold me my wedding rings vack in 1995. He once told me he couldnt afford to move his business. So sad judge Collier let this place go to hell. That family owns where village ill pizza was to up the mall. I was told belk actually owns their building.
Ironically, many of the songs in the background were popular at the height of mall culture.
Great Video Wallie so Do the Best Video You Can
Even though Belk put up a wall to cut it off from the mall, wouldn't the mold still spread over to that store through the ceiling? I would think being connected to a rotting mall would be a hazard for their employees and customers. I can't believe that local health inspectors won't go in there and shut it down. The people working in those two stores are putting their health at risk every day. This is disgusting.
I live very close to this mall and drive by it daily… I don’t think the lights are on anymore from what I can see. I wish something would be done with that entire area around the mall. But what I heard, the sellers want too much money. There were rumors of a deal may be coming through, but I think the owners were asking too much (someone might know more but that’s what I heard). The mall and the Jr’s strip need to go. It’s such an eye sore and makes me sad to think this is what represents our town.
I too am impressed that someone cares about the plants. I hope that care continues. I have been there a few times in my travels from WV to GA.
I remember when this opened. Where is Spainhour s, Home Bakery etc. Things change.
Wallie, this was an excellent video!! It really captures the decline of malls in America. I know because just yesterday in my hometown of Springfield Massachusetts, the Eastfield Mall, which opened around 1968, closed yesterday for the final time. To us folks in that area, that mall was an amazing staple of fun and activity for years. So on that last day I walk through it and shot a video of it myself. But again, this was an excellent video that you shot keep up the good work 👍👍
Thanks for the kind words. Are you serious about Eastfield?! I visited that mall and did a video back in 2018 when they still had the neon lights throughout the entire place. I knew they had done away with the neon a while ago but I'm really sad to hear they closed the mall for good. I LOVED that mall.
@@WallieB26 I'm glad throw in some kind words anytime but yes unfortunately, I am serious that Eastfield Mall is no longer open anymore. I really enjoy that mall too over the years especially in the late 80s and throughout the 90s. I'll certainly try to check your video out about when you went there back in 2018. And yes I'll never forget the neon that they had there. They have another Mall up in our area in case you are nearby called the Holyoke Mal, in Holyoke, MA, which is 3 stories.
The wing at the beginning with all the mold on the ceiling, I'm surprised that wasn't sealed off or anything like that.
It is completely closed now. The fountain is no longer running and most of the plants are dead as well. Very sad to see, the only store open is the Belks, it’s still sealed off from the inside.
Sounds like Mr Rogers Neighborhood when he’s talking to the kitties
Lol a store called Armada Music
I remember there used to be this black guy who was a security guard or off duty cop or something and he would always yell at us for running through the mall as kids lol.
What is the name of the song you were playing while driving around the exterior of the mall?
That is my place.
I use to work at the mall.
My shop is call M alteration.
Mold does not grow on inorganic items. No toxic mold in NC either. More like mildew on the glass. Common misconception. Nice video.
Another depressing dead mall.. 😢😢😢
Those ceilings look like some kind of health hazards with mold.
Reminds me of our Chambersburg, PA mall
Another shopping center had to take place for this building to be abandoned
Should come by the mall in Sumter, SC and that song in the beginning 🔥 what is the name of it?
Where are you seeing that the mall is closed? I can't find anything that says that.
I have seen completely abandoned malls with less water Damage
That mall needs shutdown its definitely a health and safety hazard.
Ong there’s music..wow that’s creepy
Is it bad that I would help myself to plant cuttings from this mall?
Why are the lights still on?? I’m confused lol
The whole town of Statesville has died right along with this mall.
I would cancel my Amazon account if all these malls came back.
Went to a mall yesterday went in 2 stores and walked rt back out its over Johnny
I'd love to have that Radio Shack Store Sign!
I wonder what foreign company owns it?
Cool 😎 I haven't ever seen an IHOP in a mall that's neat
They closed it down but now they're building one ten minutes away haha
Did the owner die or som like that is that why it’s not taken care of