Do You Remember Lenox Square Mall in Atlanta Georgia?

Lenox Square is a shopping mall in the Buckhead district of Atlanta, Georgia. With 198 tenants and 1,558,678 square feet (144,805.9 m2) of gross leasable area, it is the third-largest mall in Georgia. The mall is currently owned and managed by Simon Property Group, and is considered a sister mall to the adjacent, Simon-owned Phipps Plaza. As of 2021, the mall is anchored by department stores Bloomingdale's, Macy's, and Neiman Marcus.

[@perrybarton]

Thanks for posting this. Lenox Square was enclosed in 1972. 😎

[@kennixox262]

Anyone remember Houlihan's facing Peachtree over the front entrance? A 1970's fern bar.

[@PurplePuppy2006]

Dude you are the best this is my dads favorite mall. Your Awesome, keep it up. 😄

[@EricCProductions76]

Thank you for the suggestion

[@wlsmpmfilthybits]

I saw a sneak preview of the first Rush Hour movie in the Lenox Square movie theater. That was fun. I always thought the two-story food court was the coolest and the California Pizza Kitchen toppings list always weirded me out (bbq chicken on pizza?).

[@patrickdaniel4953]

My best memories of Lenox Mall are mid 1980’s- 90’s.. Banana Republic, eating at Ruby Tuesday’s and there was a store that sold imported games and things like from dungeons and dragons.. I can’t remember the name of the store.. Sword and the Phoenix maybe ?
I haven’t been to Lenox mall in years.
I think it’s so sad how the crime has gotten so bad there lately.

[@EricCProductions76]

thanks for sharing your memories of this mall

[@sunsetrecords2548]

Speaking of the mall I just watched sal.and his exlog on the very early closed rainbow center mall. Lenox square mall is huge as it seems and it's good that it's doing well but if the crime keeps up who would want to shop there great video!

[@EricCProductions76]

thanks for watching

[@FEdeRioBravo]

1986 was the last time I saw the statutes, they where out side in the walk up portion of the mall where the double deck parking Riches side later. So many changes. I worked in the mall when they where building the second story.
When GA400 was built it brought so much more traffic to the intersection of Lenox Mall - Phipps Plaza.

[@EricCProductions76]

thanks for sharing those memories

[@chocolatechipslime]

Another cool idea for a video would be Underground Atlanta Mall in downtown

[@EricCProductions76]

I will put it on my list. Thanks.

[@chocolatechipslime]

@@EricCProductions76 thanks I do appreciate it and I appreciate your channel. Old retail and the whole nostalgia effect and things of that nature really capture my attention and it’s cool to learn about places I’ve never heard of in different regions of the country.
You deserve to have many more followers!

[@EricCProductions76]

@@chocolatechipslime thank you so much for your support. I'm learning about new companies and old companies all of the time thanks to viewers like you. We all learn together, right?

[@FEdeRioBravo]

Open air Mall covert to enclosed mall like Lenox is. Mall @163rd. St. N.Miami Beach.

[@PurplePuppy2006]

There’s actually another mall next to it called Phips Plaza

[@EricCProductions76]

I didn't know that, thanks for that info.

[@perrybarton]

@@EricCProductions76Phipps is across the street from Lenox, and opened in 1969.

[@gobbletegook]

I would love to see you do a video on some of the property mall owners, like SIMON, and their history. Growing up, we had one developer called TAUBMAN, and they developed hundreds of them in the Midwest...and are now gone or have been absorbed. Even the big one called WESTFIELD has now been bought out by the European developer UNIBAIL. Did these go bankrupt, or just merged with bigger companies, and why?

[@EricCProductions76]

I will look into those, thanks for the suggestions.