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williamprice
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1d ago
Hit 47 dead malls photographed since 2019 and the number that got me was the 12 that came back as something else
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karenf40
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1d ago
My mall map collection started with a free handout at Northgate in 2011
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david_adams
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1d ago
Got spooked at Randall Park Mall after a squatter yelled at me through a store gate
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hugog43
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5d ago
The mall I grew up in had 2,400 parking spots, now it's a solar farm
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evaperez
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5d ago
The food court fountain was the real reason people stayed, not the stores
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caseywest
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6d ago
Vent: Chasing a leak in the old Montgomery Ward food court
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blakem82
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7d ago
The Orange Julius kiosk at Rolling Acres still has its menu board up, saw it last week
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the_jennifer
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16d ago
I finally stopped trusting the mall's original floor plan maps
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diana_park
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20d ago
The 2005 Sears in Dayton looked haunted, but 2024 was the real ghost story
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umaadams
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22d ago
The LED bulb trick I used for mall photos was ruining my shots for 2 years
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beth559
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23d ago
Security guard chase at dead mall took me 4 hours to solve
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angela191
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1mo ago
Vent: the guy who laughed at me for photographing a dead Food Court fountain
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the_jade
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1mo ago
Found a koi pond still running in a dead mall in Ohio
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robinwalker
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1mo ago
That anchor store kept a weird inventory log no one mentions
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drew791
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1mo ago
Hot take: dead malls are better off as community centers than trying to reopen as retail
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