Abandoned Malls

These are the eerie images of the abandoned Ohio shopping center, Randall Park Mall, which was once the biggest in the world. The mall is currently being demolished.

For the first time, photos are now available of "The Mall". As one of the lost malls of Huntsville, this mall was a living time capsule. It is the creepiest mall I have ever seen, and it was in a very decrepit state when these photos were taken. The Mall was just one of a treasure trove of mid-century architectural gems (depending on how you look at it) along US 231 aka The Parkway. The Parkway was the original suburban strip in Huntsville, and it included all of Huntsville's original malls…

Dixie Square Mall has quite a history, despite standing in ruin for more than double the number of years it was in operation. Classified as a “dead mall,”

An inside look at nine abandoned malls. There is nothing creepier and more fascinating.

Brian Ulrich’s photographs of closed-down malls and big-box retail stores reveal the potential ghost towns lying inside successful shopping complexes all across America.

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Labor Day sales can be frightening things indeed, so it's a perfect time to look at this scary abandoned mall in St. Louis. After 55 years in business, Crestwood Court started closing its stores in 2006, eventually shutting its doors for good last month. Digital artist Dan Wampler photographed the slowly dilapidating space, managing to make everything from Claire's to Champs look creepy.

These are the eerie images of the abandoned Ohio shopping center, Randall Park Mall, which was once the biggest in the world. The mall is currently being demolished.

This is amazing! Ice climbing in an abandoned mall. The crux is right next to where the NorthFace store used to be....

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Retail analysts expect as many as half of U.S. malls to close within the next two decades.

An inside look at nine abandoned malls. There is nothing creepier and more fascinating.

High-end shopping malls are thriving across the country, but as midtier retailers like Sears and J. C. Penney flounder, they are also dragging down their malls.

Once a symbol of American retail, many shopping malls have begun to decline and even close in recent years. Randall Park Mall shut its doors in 2009 after being hit hard by the recession. When the mall opened in 1976 in North Randall, Ohio, the town had a population of just 1,500. Though only two floors high, the mall spanned a whopping two-million square feet and employed 5,000 members of staff. These haunting images show the dust-covered remains of what were once thriving shops and even a…