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Aug 18, 2023

25 Retailers That Filled Massachusetts Malls In The '90s

A massive chunk of time during my teenage years was spent bouncing back and forth between the North Shore Mall and Liberty Tree Mall up off of Route 128 on the north shore of Massachusetts. I hope you

A massive chunk of time during my teenage years was spent bouncing back and forth between the North Shore Mall and Liberty Tree Mall up off of Route 128 on the north shore of Massachusetts.

I hope you get nostalgic about the following photos.

A mall-based popular American toy store chain that started as a candy store in 1922 and closed in 2009.

Retail chain providing a variety of electronics, cell phones, hobby equipment & batteries.

Filing for bankruptcy in 2016, this American sports retailer was huge at one point.

Famous for super trendy clothing, they filed for bankruptcy and closed in1996.

Cargo shorts and Woods cologne.

Alternative rock band tee shirts, funky sunglasses and more.

Ice, orange juice, vanilla, sugar, and egg whites. Amazing.

CDs, DVDs, music and entertainment closing in 2006.

Home theater systems, TVs, radios, and other electronics retailer that closed up in 2008.

Fairly priced women's clothing retailer.

Irish-American casual dining chain.

An over sized book and music retailer with coffee!

Odd and funky and funny and scary gifts.

Hugely popular video rental chain.

The original Target.

Bland, but popular clothing retailer.

Pay what you weigh. Lol.

Affordable teen girl clothing retailer.

I'll take a mocha frappe, please.

The ultimate retailer.

Stereo installation, TVs, CD's, cameras, computers...

Service Merchandise was a retail chain of catalog showrooms carrying jewelry, toys, sporting goods, and electronics.

Amazingly delicious.

The cheaper GAP. Carpenter jeans galore.