Green Tree Mall | Clarksville, Indiana

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Here we have Green Tree Mall, opened December 24, 1968. A smaller mall in Clarksville, Indiana. It was named after a large boundary tree of considerable age that once stood at the location. The two main anchor stores that still are open are JC Penney's and Dillard's. Sears closed in 2017.
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[@b.abrackus6403]

It's good to see a mall that still has quite a few tenants yet 👍

[@forgottenindiana.5991]

Where did you find that old TV commercial. What time were you there? Pretty cool mall. Looks like terre haute mall

[@coolcat365]

Great video! Glad to see you added music!

[@Slushiebop]

I have come to this mall since i was a baby. It has always been an odd one

[@rachelleslie2887]

There is a restaurant near Dillard’s that totally burned down a couple of days ago by that old movie theater. Also you should look into River Falls Mall where Bass Pro is now. The second floor you can still see the holes for a putt putt golf course and where an archery range was an old movie theater. I currently live in Jeffersonville BTW. Great job on the video.

[@chriswilkerson1493]

Yes, Rooster’s, last I heard they’re planning to rebuild. That was a pretty old building, it opened I believe in the late 70’s as a Bonanza Steakhouse. It became a Ponderosa Steakhouse in the 80’s and Damon’s in the 90’s before Rooster’s in the 00’s.

[@chriswilkerson1493]

That mall directory definitely hasn’t been updated in awhile. H&M left the mall in 2021. Burlington Coat Factory and TJ Maxx left Green Tree Plaza in 2020 and relocated down the road in Jeffersonville. It’s now occupied by At Home and Planet Fitness.