- MacDade Mall
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MacDade Mall is an indoor shopping mall located in the Holmes section of Ridley Township, Pennsylvania. At present, the mostly empty mall features only two anchors (Acme-Sav-on and Kmart) and one other tenant within its walls (Citizens Bank ). One of the most recent departures, a Dollar Tree store, has led to a law suit by Dollar Tree against the mall owners. [1]
MacDade played host to many events throughout the years including job fairs, concerts, food festivals, spelling bees, and the Little Mr. and Miss MacDade Mall competition. It has been over ten years since management last freshened its appearance, and reports indicate mall management is choosing not to renew leases at expiration.
In December 2007, MacDade Mall played host to the set of The Lovely Bones, the adaptation of the Alice Sebold best-selling novel starring Mark Wahlberg, Susan Sarandon, Stanley Tucci, and Rachel Weisz. The production transformed the mall into a 1970s shopping mall for the project. Some set decorations and mosaics remain.
It was reported in April 2010, that the mall will be redeveloped into a "big box" strip mall.
References
- Delaware County Daily Times
- The News of Delaware County
- Photos of the MacDade Mall in the midst of closing
- Hollywood comes to MacDade Mall
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39°53′56″N 75°18′11″W / 39.899°N 75.303°WCoordinates: 39°53′56″N 75°18′11″W / 39.899°N 75.303°WShopping malls in the metro Philadelphia area Pennsylvania Berkshire Mall • Cheltenham Square Mall • Coventry Mall • Exton Square Mall • Fairgrounds Square Mall • Franklin Mills • The Gallery at Market East • Granite Run Mall • King of Prussia Mall (Court at King of Prussia • Plaza at King of Prussia) • MacDade Mall • Montgomery Mall • Neshaminy Mall • Oxford Valley Mall • Plymouth Meeting Mall • Roosevelt Mall • The Shops at Liberty Place • Springfield Mall • Suburban Square • Willow Grove Park MallNew Jersey Delaware Christiana Mall • Concord Mall • Tri-State MallCategories:- Shopping malls in Pennsylvania
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