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My favorite place to go on the weekends. My brother and I would go all day to the Super Flea and collect cards and just have a great time. Miss this place 😢

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EPIC! This is REALLY Scary

The empty lot looks a lot flatter than I remember it. You could once park by an entrance to the lower level shops out back. Also, maybe I am mis-remembering, but wasn't "Zayre's" there at one time? Maybe post GeeBee's?

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Leah Weingartner is my favorite actress.

Now it is an Amazon distribution center.

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This is from 2015, I wonder if Lesley Carlin is as beautiful now in 2024 ???

Can someone please send me the name of fhis movie please

I disagree with the perspective shown in this video. Promoting deceit as a skill and cutting out partners for greed doesn't sit right with me. Trust and honesty are crucial in any partnership.

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There was a grocery store on one end. I also remember the shoe repair guy and I think a Pappans or a Sweet Williams on the lower level.

Maybe I'm a little slow today or it's because English isn't my first language: I was able to follow the story pretty easy. Only the last scene at the end end remains a riddle to me. What was the meaning of the ending? What were they doing after one of them asked beside the unconscious thief: "What do we now?" What was she typing on the laptop and why were they saying something about a "last time"? She said something about balls or something like that before during she was typing. I wasn't able to understand it. Does anybody know the answer?

Thank you for this video of Eastland Mall. My dad and mom took my brother and me to Eastland Mall frequently in the late 1960's and into the 1970's. I have great memories of eating at McSorley's Restaurant and shopping at Gimbles, National Record Mart, etc. and going to the little penny arcade on the lower level. There was also a little movie theater behind the main mall. It brings back some wonderful childhood memories.

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This place got torn down when I was 3. The only memory I have of the mall was the little flea guy on the outside of the building on what I assume was the old gimbles. I have more memories of learning to drive, walking my dog, or just playing in the empty lot than I do of the actual building. Happy Amazon is bringing life to the place but damn I miss my lot

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Cant wait to see it!

No victory pose😭😭😭

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The one with the luscious legs is sexier.

a "drink" is not always "a" drink.

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My memories of Eastland were from the late 80's and early 90's, when the mall was already well past its prime. Circa 1992, there was a mom-and-pop software store on the bottom level that sold freeware and shareware on floppy disks for between $3 and $6. This was a few years before home access to the internet became common, so it was a valuable service but also a business completely tied to that moment in time.

Why is the victory pose not in the video?

A brand new Amazon distribution center is now in this location.

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I remember going to this Mall right before it became a flea market . You just knew it would not be long before it was torn down . water was leaking into every where and it smelled bad . It still sad to me knowing it will never return . I am certain Monroeville mall took their business away !

Thanks for making this! I love the old photos, some I've never seen before. I have fond memories of visiting the flea market and a few stores that were still open. It was such a neat old place, and I wish I could experience it again.

Great job. Your drone footage was incredible. My mom worked at Sun Drugs when the mall first opened. When I was a kid in the 70s she would take us there to shop. I remember Gimbles, Gee Bees, and Penneys. I always loved the view off the back of the mall behind Penneys. I also loved the Weiner World that was in the middle of the mall. It never had a food court but the hot dog stand fit in nicely. I remember one Saturday my mom took me and my friends there and they had that Bigfoot in ice exhibit where you would pay a few bucks and look at this hairy creature in ice. It looked so real but these exhibits would travel the country at various malls. It used to also have a nice movie theater. I hear now Amazon is looking to build in the property. Thanks again for the memories.

I sold Sunday newspapers every Saturday night in the 60's. Was a great hangout place.

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Used to buy my Star Wars guys at eastland. I remember bargain bins of them in warehouse outlet for a dollar . Gee bees even had some kind of event outside once and darth vader , C-3PO and R2 were there and I got them to sign a flyer they were giving out . I still have it .

Awesome video, What camera are you shooting with?

i am originally from santa clara, calif, but moved to rochester, pa in 2012, so people telling me about the stuff that has closed

thank you, i live in rochester, pa but i have a friend who lives in zelienople, i go to harmony about every 2 - 3 months, to the harmony emporium or harmony inn, i havent missed a zelienople fall festival in about 6 years, so i always head to harmony first, then head over to zelienople. We go ghosthunting there sometimes, it is a haunted town, not just the harmony inn. we were gonna dec 29, 2021, but ended up going to mars, pa where nothing happened, we should have gone to harmony

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What an honor and pleasure it was working with Adam Morgan on this short film! I look forward to future opportunities but in a speaking role even though I like playing an unconscious abductee! 😁😎

Not bad Luvely What's next? Tyler Perry?

what movie is this?

I've never been to this mall, but I've been watching this video on repeat--it catches all those half-remembered mall moments really well.

Did they do any other videos?

I love the pic of the gals standing on their victim

I went there many times with my parents in Eastland's heydeys of the 60s and early 70s. I remember it being an open shopping center with a small underground section that was more like a mall. You could access it from a set of enclosed escalators or the bottom floor of Gimbel's. There was a great hobby shop at the bottom of the escalator where my brother and I bought a lot of Aurora slot cars and accessories and Tyco train stuff. Later they covered the open air area with a roof and made it into a more 'traditional' mall. It was a great place at the time.

Does anyone know the list of stores that was in Eastland when it was at its peak?

I was the manger at Gee Bee Furniture in the mall.