I'm 63 and I was taken to Anaheim Plaza for the first time when I was 4 years old in 1965. It was an outdoor mall back then and didn't become an indoor mall until the early/mid 70s. It's best years were probably from 1975/1976 to 1982/1983. By the late 80s it was a dead mall. It was never a very highly regarded mall, and along with the Buena Park Mall (only a few miles from Anaheim Plaza), it was considered a ghetto mall. Btw, the Robinson's store was at the north end of the mall. The Mervyn's was near the center of the mall on the east side of the mall. And The Broadway was on the south end of the mall near the I-5 freeway.
I was trying to remember where this was. I had to look it up. Then I remembered it was where I went to Rubio's every Saturday when I lived in Buena Park. Thanks for sharing.
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I'm 63 and I was taken to Anaheim Plaza for the first time when I was 4 years old in 1965. It was an outdoor mall back then and didn't become an indoor mall until the early/mid 70s. It's best years were probably from 1975/1976 to 1982/1983. By the late 80s it was a dead mall. It was never a very highly regarded mall, and along with the Buena Park Mall (only a few miles from Anaheim Plaza), it was considered a ghetto mall. Btw, the Robinson's store was at the north end of the mall. The Mervyn's was near the center of the mall on the east side of the mall. And The Broadway was on the south end of the mall near the I-5 freeway.
I was trying to remember where this was. I had to look it up. Then I remembered it was where I went to Rubio's every Saturday when I lived in Buena Park.
Thanks for sharing.
@@BillGreenAZ Your welcome
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@@Alexis-f3v3s Thank you for the idea.