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The Best Dead Mall
2003


In collaboration with the Center for Land Use Interpretation.


Dixie Square Mall, Illinois. CLUI photo by Steve Rowell

“An exhibit about one of the most dramatic dead malls in the country was on display at the CLUI this summer. The electronic presentation, created by Steve Rowell of the CLUI, was entitled The Best Dead Mall in America: A Photographic Documentation of the Dixie Square Mall in Harvey, Illinois. Located 20 miles south of downtown Chicago, the 800,000 square-foot mall has been abandoned for over 23 years, and in that time, the mall has been transformed into a new kind of post-shopping experience.”

CLUI LOTL Winter 2003 CLUI newsletter article


More from the Winter 2003 CLUI newsletter article

Part of the Dead Mall display in the Dead Mall. CLUI photo by Deborah Stratman