Shultzs (and later prange way) occupied the area wher both dunhams and wall to wall are now.

Piggly wiggly took up the space now occupied by hongkong buffet, dollar tree, and outpatient services.

There was also a coast to coast store – which bay pharmacy expanded into, Foot locker, maurices, a jewelery store, a comic and card shop called hidden treasures, and spurgens.

Spurgens was located at bend of the “L” opposite from shultzs.

Where on cue/sam goody used to be, when the mall first opened there was a locally owned record shop. I know because that’s where I bought my “Doctor Dave” album )

Good thing you guys got in this place when you did.

I’d like to see those updated images also, whomever has them. If nothing else, throw open a Flickr account and toss them into the folder for this site / group.

Let me know where to send these pics.. would love to help ya out, showing how really disappointing this place looked to me…

Yes — there originally was a Spurgeon’s. There was also a Hurrah and another women’s clothing store next store to it when it first opened.

At various times, there was a Reiser & Lee Jewelers (based out of Green Bay, I think) and a Deb shop — which became Maurice’s. There was also a hardware store (I think it was a Coast To Coast).

The barber shop that is still there is called Cutter’s Cove. It was The Barbers when the mall first opened.

I remember in the first few months of the opening, you could barely make your way through the hallways from store to store. It was swamped. Funny thing — I don’t remember any eateries — except the McDonald’s on the south end of the parking lot. There was a small cafe in at one time, too, but that was well after the mall jumped the shark — and it was never very popular. The arcade, however, was a huge draw!