Millcreek Mall Complex
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654 Millcreek Mall
Erie, PA 16565
(814) 868-9000
www.millcreekmall.net/
History:
mall-hall-of-fame.blogspot.com/2009_07_01_archive.html
The mall opened between 1975 and 1976. It is currently home to 121 stores and 12 kiosks. It designed to be home to a maximum of 175 stores. The mall was renovated in 2008. Changes and additions included in the renovations included: new lighting (including skylights), new flooring (including Italian porcelain floors), a new west side entrance, a food court and new parking lot lighting. The Promenade at Millcreek Mall, speciality stores in the mall accessible only by their own outdoor entrances, were also added.
The property also includes a number of smaller complexes, called Mill Creek Pavilion, as well as stand-alone restaurants and hotels.
The original building of Millcreek Mall is shaped like a gun pointed at the courthouse. Popular lore states that the mall was originally owned by the mafia, and that this design was intentional. This is unconfirmed.
Erie, PA 16565
(814) 868-9000
www.millcreekmall.net/
History:
mall-hall-of-fame.blogspot.com/2009_07_01_archive.html
The mall opened between 1975 and 1976. It is currently home to 121 stores and 12 kiosks. It designed to be home to a maximum of 175 stores. The mall was renovated in 2008. Changes and additions included in the renovations included: new lighting (including skylights), new flooring (including Italian porcelain floors), a new west side entrance, a food court and new parking lot lighting. The Promenade at Millcreek Mall, speciality stores in the mall accessible only by their own outdoor entrances, were also added.
The property also includes a number of smaller complexes, called Mill Creek Pavilion, as well as stand-alone restaurants and hotels.
The original building of Millcreek Mall is shaped like a gun pointed at the courthouse. Popular lore states that the mall was originally owned by the mafia, and that this design was intentional. This is unconfirmed.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millcreek_Mall
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 42°4'3"N 80°5'58"W
- Millcreek Marketplace 0.7 km
- Former NKP/NS Street Running Railroad 5.5 km
- Frontier Place 6.6 km
- Old Town 6.8 km
- Dohler's Cottages 34 km
- Brushwood Folklore Center 38 km
- Shorehaven-on-the-Lake 46 km
- Westfield Cemetery 52 km
- Exit 60 52 km
- Anderson Property cottages 54 km
- Summit Town Centre 1.9 km
- Erie Golf Club 2.3 km
- Family First Sports Park 3 km
- Erie County, Pennsylvania 3 km
- Orchard Ponds Golf Club 3.5 km
- Interstate 79 Exit 182 3.5 km
- Interstate 79 Exit 178, Interstate 90 Exit 22 4.4 km
- Whispering Woods Golf Club 5.3 km
- Calvary Cemetery 6 km
- Erie International Airport : Tom Ridge Field (ERI/KERI) 6.2 km
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