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Save Hammond Square Mall

Save Hammond Square Mall

Closed — 37 supporters Verified

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Started by Anonymous 21 years, 5 months ago
Last fall, the city of Hammond, Louisiana announced the renovation of the Hammond Square Mall, a HISTORICAL landmark that has been in our town for decades. This \"renovation\" is more than just a new paint job. It would involve demolishing the current structure, ridding it of its squareness, which would result in a name change for the mall. When the Alamo got a little rusty did the good people of San Antonio bulldoze it with a nicer, much cleaner, more entertaining Alamo that featured more stores and more than one elevator I think not. Many residents of Hammond are unaware of the number of records their mall has set: -The first mall in America to have no book store. -The only mall in America to have a Uniquely Wood on more than one floor. -The only shopping center in the universe where Good Will and the local food shelter are its number one competitors.

Updates

September 18, 2007

The current momentum forces the city council to address our concerns regarding the demolition plans. I am drafting a formal response to the planning committee to ensure they review our request for historical preservation before the next session.

5 Comments

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Michael Lopez
6 years ago Featured

I am a huge fan of indoor Malls and it always pains me to hear of a mall being torn down as if it meant nothing to the community.

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Mike Quinn
21 years ago Featured

Keep the mall how it is. My family has been going there since the 80s and it feels like home. tearing it down is just wrong.

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Sarah Sharpe
21 years ago Featured

PLEASE LEAVE IT ALONE. Hammond square is the soul of this town and its perfectly fine the way it is.

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Darrein jamal Morris
1 year ago

We need it back

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gna beard
10 years ago

Stop destruction of old buildings