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May 17th 2012

Reblogged from keltre-deactivated20130217|29 notes

maybeedmonton:

Woodwards, Southgate Mall, Edmonton, AB, 1982.

Some memories this quickly brings up: In the middle of the hallways, where kiosks now stand, there were small rides for children and ashtrays filled with a light grey-brown sand for smokers. There were a lot of these kind of stores: Woodward’s, The Bay, Eatons, Woolco, K-Mart. Most had a cafeteria within the store, and all had distinct logos. The color palette of everything was as shown, cream, brown, orange. Arcades existed and there were a lot of games about volleyball.

Posted at 9:17am.

maybeedmonton: Woodwards, Southgate Mall, Edmonton, AB, 1982. Some memories this quickly brings up: In the middle of the hallways, where kiosks now stand, there were small rides for children and ashtrays filled with a light grey-brown sand for smokers. There were a lot of these kind of stores: Woodward’s, The Bay, Eatons, Woolco, K-Mart. Most had a cafeteria within the store, and all had distinct logos. The color palette of everything was as shown, cream, brown, orange. Arcades existed and there were a lot of games about volleyball.
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    Sure doesn’t look like this anymore.
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    One of my earliest memories is walking by this store in the poorly-lit mall with my parents and asking them if the sign...
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