The History Of the Whittwood Town Center in Whittier CA.

[@happyhippie2853]

I frequented the Whittwood Mall in my teens, that was in the early 70's and loved it ❤ Jolly Roger's had the best hot fudge sundaes

[@echang1976]

thank you for sharing your memories

[@HappyCookies-xc9wl]

I love that mall

[@dallemon15]

This was a great mall when in its in-door enclosed format.

[@thedeplorableone9240]

The pizza place in the food court was bussin’

[@25kmgb]

Walking distance from my house. Going to Jolly Roger for dinner was a big deal as a kid

[@danmiller7079]

Sorry, but I’m picky. The street Santa Gertrudes is pronounced “Santa Gur-TRU-Dez”. Now, I grew up in Whittier from 1957-1970 near Norwalk Blvd. and Choissier St. near the Whittier Downs Mall. The anchor stores were, Food Giant, Woolworth, Thrifty drug store, and J.C. Penny. Other stores were gallenkamp shoes, a butcher shop, a baby store, and during the Christmas season a “bitchin” toy store. The was also King Cole market, Cy’s hardware, and Roma pizzeria (best pizza I ever ate). Handy Andy’s burgers, Chris and Pitts, Winchell’s doughnuts, and can’t forget Rubi’s at Washington Blvd. and Broadway across from Chris and Pitts. And one more, Chi Chi’s at Philadelphia St. and Whittier Blvd. across from Fred C. Nells school. The best of times.

[@kathynelson3408]

I used to go to King Cole market with my dad , Douglas burgers were so good , I was 5 when the planes crashed at Kathryn Edward's I lived around the corner on Cully , scarey day

[@misterhot9163]

I heard you whisper “good year” after you said 1976 😂

[@echang1976]

You were paying attention! Good job! If you go to any of my videos and I mention the year 1976, you may hear that. Thanks for watching

[@dallemon15]

Sears' there still open? Looks of things not appear still open.

[@ericdigeratu]

Sears remains open

[@johnmarzy]

The 1st floor is still open, with the 2nd and 3rd floors closed.

[@maureenLewis-m6k]

i wk her at Whittwood shoes