Main Street Mall - Revision history

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Phil: New page: '''Main Street Mall''' (also called '''Main Street Market''') was a failed enclosed multilevel shopping, office, and restaurant center opened under the direction of the commissioners of th...

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New page: '''Main Street Mall''' (also called '''Main Street Market''') was a failed enclosed multilevel shopping, office, and restaurant center opened under the direction of the commissioners of th...

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'''Main Street Mall''' (also called '''Main Street Market''') was a failed enclosed multilevel shopping, office, and restaurant center opened under the direction of the commissioners of the [[Metrocentre Improvement District]] in 1987. The mall was established to revitalize retailing along Main Street in downtown Little Rock, and was created by renovating and connecting the upper levels of a block of buildings for $12 million. The Main Street Mall was shuttered in 1989 when the pedestrian-only Main Street reopened to traffic. The old mall is now occupied by state government agencies.

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 '''Main Street Mall''' (also called '''Main Street Market''') was a failed enclosed multilevel, mixed-use shopping, office, and restaurant center on Main Street in downtown Little Rock. Main Street Mall opened under the direction of the commissioners of the [[Metrocentre Improvement District]] in November 1987. The project cost $13 million, and was helmed by [[Ralph Megna]].
-The mall was established to revitalize retailing along Main Street in downtown Little Rock, and was created by renovating and connecting the upper levels of a block of buildings for $12 million. The Main Street Mall was designed by [[Witsell Evans and Rasco]]. The old [[J. C. Penney]] building escalators were refurbished to enhance the mall as a nostalgic local landmark.
+The mall was established to revitalize retailing along Main Street in downtown Little Rock, and was created by renovating and connecting the upper levels of a block of buildings for $12 million. The Main Street Mall was designed by [[Witsell Evans Rasco]]. The old [[J. C. Penney]] building escalators were refurbished to enhance the mall as a nostalgic local landmark.
 The Main Street Mall was shuttered in 1989 when the pedestrian-only Main Street reopened to traffic. The old mall is now occupied by state government agencies.

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	[[Category:Shopping centers]]		[[Category:Shopping centers]]
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−	'''Main Street Mall''' (also called '''Main Street Market''') was a failed enclosed multilevel shopping, office, and restaurant center opened under the direction of the commissioners of the [[Metrocentre Improvement District]] in 1987. The mall was established to revitalize retailing along Main Street in downtown Little Rock, and was created by renovating and connecting the upper levels of a block of buildings for $12 million. The Main Street Mall was shuttered in 1989 when the pedestrian-only Main Street reopened to traffic. The old mall is now occupied by state government agencies.	+	'''Main Street Mall''' (also called '''Main Street Market''') was a failed enclosed multilevel, mixed-use shopping, office, and restaurant center on Main Street in downtown Little Rock. Main Street Mall opened under the direction of the commissioners of the [[Metrocentre Improvement District]] in November 1987. The project cost $13 million, and was helmed by [[Ralph Megna]].
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		+	The mall was established to revitalize retailing along Main Street in downtown Little Rock, and was created by renovating and connecting the upper levels of a block of buildings for $12 million. The Main Street Mall was designed by [[Witsell Evans and Rasco]]. The old [[J. C. Penney]] building escalators were refurbished to enhance the mall as a nostalgic local landmark.
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		+	The Main Street Mall was shuttered in 1989 when the pedestrian-only Main Street reopened to traffic. The old mall is now occupied by state government agencies.

	==References==		==References==

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 ==References==
 *Linda Caillouet, "Retailers' Flight Left Void That Put Street in Decline," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' August 14, 2000.
 *Elisa Crouch, "Like Rip van Winkle, Downtown Waking Up," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' April 19, 2001.

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	==References==		==References==

		+	*Linda Caillouet, "Retailers' Flight Left Void That Put Street in Decline," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' August 14, 2000.
	*Elisa Crouch, "Like Rip van Winkle, Downtown Waking Up," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' April 19, 2001.		*Elisa Crouch, "Like Rip van Winkle, Downtown Waking Up," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' April 19, 2001.

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 ==References==
 ==External links==
 [[Category:Shopping centers]]

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