What Remains of Whitehall Mall, An Unquestionably Dead Mall! Whitehall Township, Pennsylvania.

Join me as I take a look at the remains of Whitehall Mall in Whitehall Township, Pennsylvania.
I say it's a dead mall. Let me know what you think in the comments!
This video was filmed on a Tuesday at about noon in May 2024.
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[@lindaverge1932]

I grew up shopping there. The main doors have not changed, the outside addition was added in the 80’s. The Weis was as you entered the mall on the right, the boarded up windows were of the bakery. You could see all the baking going on. I remember my mom lifting me so I could see, and the lady waving to me. Where the theater is, was Leigh’s. And in front was a fountain…. To the left of that was the hall in the center hall was Orange Julius, all the stores, Woolworth, spencer, and an old time popcorn wagon, filled the area with wonderful smells. The hall led to Sears. The movie theater was actually down the hall where the two windows are on the right. I have so many great memories shopping there. We would always go to Clover which became Caldor in later years for our back to school clothes…. It was so sad to see it closed….

[@fleabittenadventures]

Thanks for all the info!

[@JeffreyPiatt]

​@@fleabittenadventuresthe Weis Market didn't close they moved to a new building with gas pumps. The buy buy baby location was the second location post demalling. The original store was next to the current Old Country Buffets

[@billp4]

I was nowhere near this mall in the 80s. I don't remember my mom having anything to do with this mall either. I live in the area now and have no plans of going to this mall.

[@Keith58x]

I was there as a child for the opening in 1966. It was a wonderland of the modern and the future. Sad to see it's current condition, but I still love to see some parts just as I remember them from almost 60 years ago. Yes, that stairway and the mall facade of the Plaza Theater are just as I remember them.

[@thewhitebackground]

I got the fuzzies when you first opened the mall door. Ugh I love it.

[@aaronjess1608]

The fuzzies? LOL

[@thewhitebackground]

@@aaronjess1608 Yeah, the back of my head gets these weird fuzzy feelings and I got it lol

[@melissahurt317]

It is amazing that they even bother to keep the indoor part open.

[@fleabittenadventures]

I'll bet it's only open because of Kohls.

[@AKayfabe]

Elders walk to get exercise in indoor dead malls and also the Kohls is open.

[@potato2387]

I used to go here all the time as a kid. It’s sad to see it like this. Those stairs scared me as a kid. I thought that’s where you went if you got in trouble. Not sure why I thought this.

[@Fixxxer07082]

Great video! Grew up going to this mall in the 80s and 90s and I remember the interior very well….I miss the old fountains that it had. Clover was a great store…basically like a Target-type department store (but no groceries). Actually got the talking Freddy Krueger doll at that Clover (also got one at the old Clover store in the nearby Palmer Mall in Palmer Township, PA). I wanna say we went to the theater here once or twice as well when I was younger…I definitely remember wanting to see Dangerous Minds there and recall peering into the lobby from within the mall. Sometime in ‘93/‘94, I remember hanging out in Whitehall Mall and thinking that the architecture and decor was similar to the Monroeville Mall as it appeared in Dawn of the Dead…specifically the entrance to the portion that still remains and the area near where the Weis market used to be. Seeing that staircase and the blue paint up by the mall offices is a definite unlocked memory too! Has not changed from the way I remember it and I probably havent been in there in 25yrs!

[@northhankspin]

Great documentation.

[@charlestonpinballarcade]

Wow! That P L A Z A sign was awesome!!!! I remember seeing Clover ads on tv out of the channels from the Philly market. Wiki says they only had 26 stores. Another story of retailers buying up retailers back in that era.

[@fleabittenadventures]

Yeah, I can't believe that the Plaza sign is still there. I think it's the original from 1966.

[@mirzaahmed6589]

The grey skies reminded me why I moved to Florida.

[@fleabittenadventures]

They are depressing sometimes.

[@lugarthecougar]

Yeah because Florida never gets gray skies, or idk, hurricanes 🙄

[@SirFragalot]

Just some info from what I know. There used to be a gym where the Plaza was. I remember going to the comic store about 5-6 years ago and seeing a gym there. Same with the food court, I believe it was closed like 5-7 years ago. Bed Bath and Beyond also towards the end had what was essentially a pharmacy in it (minus getting prescriptions filled) to go with the Bed Bath and Beyond. That flooring place is brand new because last time I was there last year it wasn't even started yet. Until 2023, this mall/plaza was actually doing well, I mean all things considered but closure of those outside stores hurt it. Will they get more tenants, I don't know, but I would assume they would because it's still on a busy property. It's sad to see this fade away but Lehigh Valley Mall is so much more modern, it was bound to happen.

[@fleabittenadventures]

I would assume that that inside mall will close at some point. It doesn't seem to make sense at this point.

[@esw01407]

@@fleabittenadventures There's zero plans on it closing anywhere, in any leasing PDF.

[@JeffreyPiatt]

The Plaza is part of the gold's Gym the old lobby is there yoga mat fitness room

[@ericvelazquez7688]

That’s crazy the outside of the comic book shop was from Spaceport . The silver and blue vents ! Haven’t seen that in over 25 years

[@fleabittenadventures]

Cool! I didn't know that.

[@JeffreyPiatt]

​@@fleabittenadventuresunder that purple lamanate is the spaceport silver border

[@travisnace3554]

Great video. Leh's was a huge presence in Allentown and Quakertown. They were brst known for their really high class restaurant and strawberry shortcake. If you're still in eastern PA definitely hit up the Quakertown Farmers Market (aka the Q-mart). You won't be disappointed 😂

[@Spangenbergj]

I think you are confused with Hess's and the Patio Restaurant. That was world famous for their Strawberry Pie. H. Leh Co. was here and in downtown Allentown as well. My wife worked at the downtown store for a few years and thew restaurant there was the 1760 Room in the basement and the Lemon Tree snack bar on the 1st floor. I loved the mall before the Lehigh Valley Mall opened 10 years later. The Whitehall mall had a large Bird aviary in the main concourse and great fountains in front of Leh's/Zollinger's before then. Also Percy Brown's cafeteria and the Woolworth's restaurant were always favorites! Also in the video, the empty store there was an Arby's restaurant.

[@markstrouse3101]

Hey Tom, great video as always. I wish I would have known you were in my area. I would love have to met you. And tell you in person how great your videos are. Store is pronounced "Lays" not Lee's. Arby's was one of those vacancies. Wawa is going where the Sears Auto center was. I know almost everything about that mall. I used to work at KB Toys in that mall. I Did a lot of sports card memorabilia shows there also. Went to this mall at 3 times a week. They also tore down an Old Country Buffet. I have a lot of outdoor pictures of this mall.

[@fleabittenadventures]

Thanks! Glad you like the videos! Sorry about the mispronunciation, I had never heard of those stores before.

[@markstrouse3101]

@@fleabittenadventures family is from Allentown Pennsylvania. Had 2 other stores, Allentown Pennsylvania and Quakertown Pennsylvania

[@jimmysouders5640]

Awesome video Whitehall Mall used to be my favorite until they closed Arby's and the plaza theater

[@fleabittenadventures]

Thanks! Glad you liked it.

[@bobjersey]

Ooh, him been to _Ahlentahn!_ I'm checking with Lehigh Valley with Love Media on the pronunciation of one of the businesses... Leh's might be like "Lay's," not "Lee's"... Next to Bela Bridal at one time were restaurants, Arby's was one (one of the first Arby's in PA was on southbound MacArthur Road (PA 145) pretty close to the mall)... Clover was a discount chain offshoot of Philadelphia big-box retailer Strawbridge & Clothier (later shortened to Strawbridge's when the May Company, whose heritage was absorbed into Macy's Inc., acquired them in 1996; as Strawbridge's they briefly ran one of the large stores in the nearby Lehigh Valley Mall, where there originally also was a Bamberger's (later rebranded as Macy's); when Macy's further consolidated in the 2000s, the Strawbridge's was unloaded to Reading-based Boscov's, who continue to run it to this day); Clover had at least three locations in the Valley including Palmer Park Mall closer to me near Easton, which today is a Boscov's. I've bought clothes and electronics from that Clover. The one on the far end close to Grape Street was absolutely a Michael's! You got it! It looks like they demolished the Old Country Buffet restaurant. I adored that place, used to give me a free meal on my birthday!

[@EdKrisiak]

I was actually in Canines and Critters 🤣😂I did shop in the Sears. Thanks for the video!!!

[@lugarthecougar]

I've lived in the LV for 20 years, I had NEVER been in this place until about a year ago to go into the Kohls. The whole place has a weird vibe to it, even the Kohls feels different and less well stocked than other Kohls I've been to. It's especially odd as it is so close to the current Lehigh Valley mall, right across the street close. But I do love finding these relics of a bygone time, like the old Woolworth's sign that is still up on Main St. in Bethlehem.

[@michelvanderwall8710]

Awesome ambiance

[@fleabittenadventures]

Yes. The best so far! The buzzing fluorescent lights were amazing.

[@favoritesightssounds647]

I used to frequent this mall as a kid, and for a young kid it had some great shops at one time, I am talking mid 90's. However, another thing that "killed" this mall was definitely the mall across the street, they were getting a lot more cooler stores while this mall just kept to the ground floor retail. Which as you can see is only what, 6 stores. I saw Power Rangers movie at the theatre and that was 90's and the theatre still had one of those coin operated 80's batman car kids would ride as it moved back and forth. The space would eventually become a Gold's Gym which did well, but those all recently closed. At 4:56 that store you focused on was at one time a McDonald's. It was always busy, but once they built the one behind the mall, its on the main drag of MacArthur Road, this one closed which was right around the time the mall started its decline. Comic Masters has been there for years, and is now probably one of the only good comic shops in the Lehigh Valley, the guy that works there could probably give me a lot of info since I think that shop has been there the longest. It had to be since the late 90's. I hope, whatever the plans are for that mall, since already Sears and Old Country Buffet is knocked down, that the comic shop still keeps a spot. A pet store has always been in this mall also. I could be wrong but that SMP store was a Dollar Tree originally, but that closed and has been weird knock off dollar stores that, well, for all anyone knows was a front for some other business. These later stores never made any sense. At about 5:13 that store was like a convivence store that had chips, soda, etc, but I think what kept it going was lottery and cigarettes, that's been gone for years. The outside did have Micheal's, but they moved down the road a few years ago to where Baby R' Us was, makes you think that they got because they knew the place is dead. However that spot always would become a Spirit Halloween, not sure if that is the case this year. Even though that side of the mall is dead compared to Lehigh Valley Mall, at one point that side was lively, as I said late 90's early 00's, Sears was still going strong there was a Borders that I was at almost every weekend and the Old Country Buffet was always packed. Circuit City was to the right of the mall, which is now thift shop and over a little more was Toys R Us. However, things change and that area, even though growing, needs a huge revamp with retail in certain spots. However, I would put money on a lot of retail will eventually get knocked down and be made into warehouses or apartments, but that is just my two sense having lived in the area my whole life until recently moving. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3raaat8hLpof68 this video shows what it was 4 years ago.

[@Jhann84]

Crazy, just a couple days ago I decided to look if you did this or the Lehigh valley mall haha, I remember going to the clover as a little kid,got my Casey jones ninja turtle toy there😂

[@fleabittenadventures]

Cool! I have Lehigh Valley Mall coming up soon. Thanks for watching!

[@shaundoll6347]

I remember those stairs. Back in 1974-1975, my mom worked at Sears. The administrative offices were upstairs. I was 5 back then. On occasion my mom would take me upstairs so she could get her paycheck from Sears. Back in the days before direct drposit.

[@johndersham1]

Clover was a really big chain in the Philly area and was the discount store as a subset of Strawbridge and Clothier also big in Philly.

[@Spangenbergj]

Clover stores were a division of the Strawbridge & Clothier store in Philadelphia, PA. They opened several stores in the S. Jersey area and southeastern PA areas. They were similar to Target stores. After the S&Clothier stores were sold to the May Co. in 1995, they then sold some of their stores to Kohls as the entered the eastern US markets. Kohls the took it over in 97. The store had a big sale a few times a year called "Clover Days".

[@cigarsandpins4781]

I spent my teenage years hanging out there. What a shame. I would ride my bike there and play all day in spaceport with five bucks. Get an orange Julius, and go see a movie at the plaza theater. Great times!

[@georgef551]

Walpole Mall (Walpole, MA) way worse. Half of it was turned into strip mall stores, the other half makes this mall look alive. There was just an arcade, a Barnes & Nobile, and a run-down rug store. There was also a gymnastics setup in the anchor space next to Barnes. It was so small, I had to pad my video out with some footage in the bookstore, the restroom, and a walk in the arcade to see what games it had. I know I've mentioned this before in another video as a place to visit, but as a pit stop towards someplace else as it was so small, but the deadness was epic.

[@fleabittenadventures]

Walpole Mall is on my list! Thanks for watching!

[@georgef551]

@@fleabittenadventures Like I said before, you might want to do a 2-mall video, because what's left is almost nothing, including the size the mall was chopped down to.

[@deirdretaylor3105]

Wow the bridal salon just left their merchandise 🤔

[@lifescomplacencies5220]

When I see these places I like to think about all the grand Christmas decorations that were displayed and where they are now. I like to think about the old days when shopping for Christmas was fun and close to home and the hustle and bustle in a now desolate place.

[@libertymartin5167]

This place used to be great, and I don't even remember it in its Glory Days! I'm 29 and was born in 1995. I believe the first movie I saw was at the Plaza, which I do remember. I shopped at Sears a lot and I miss eating at the Old Country Buffet that used to be in the outside portion! The Weis Market I miss also, it was spectacular and had Neon inside! There also used to be a Boston Market on the outside portion. There was a Hallmark on the outside, a Zainybrainy. The snack shop I remember eating at when I was a teenager. I find it interesting the Pet Store seemed to have changed names. It had an orange neon sign that said "The Pet Shop" for the LONGEST time. I believe when I was a child there was a Gymboree in there I used to go to as well. It's very strange so many of the stores there appear closed when the mall is open. I do not have any recollection of the bigger inside part or the older stores that were there, although I wish I did. I'll have to get the link for you but I have pictures saved, somebody on Reddit took pictures of the upstairs. On the inside there used to be an Arby's I remember eating at with my dad, but that was around maybe 2003 it closed? My fiance's Uncle Steve used to have a shoe store inside that mall as well.

[@mariofilippi3539]

Went there many times when we lived in PA in the '80's. Bought our first microwave at the Sears. Thanks for the video.

[@Flowmaster925]

im kinda glad there are plenty of malls all across the USA that are all in different stages of neglect that still allow people to see a glimpse of the past. My local mall, Century 3, went through this exact stage about 10 years ago now. it seems like yesterday though that i was walking around in it getting "one last look". plenty of these video's to take us all back though

[@johnburke1317]

Nice video 😊

[@fleabittenadventures]

Thanks! Glad you liked it!

[@beam72]

Those stairs go up to the old mall offices and meeting rooms-has a original Dawn of the dead vibe. The homeless and junkies crash up there . The gown shop was a hobby store back in the 1980s and where the public bathroom and benches are the druggies hang out there and use the power receptacles to power their phones.

[@RollerskateKyle]

For around a year they had no gate up or no trespassing signs on the upstairs. I went up once and got some pics. They have a mall logo painted on the wall and the old ticket booth for the movie theater and a hallway that would have let to either some sort of office or storage room. The floors were incredibly sticky up there

[@lifescomplacencies5220]

Let’s see the pics

[@Pecolprus]

The SMP store you are correct the green strip was there since it opened. The BingeClean store when it first opened up was an Arby's. The bridal shop was a gymboree when it first opened up. You are correct about the arcade where the comic book store is. Bellísima nails was a boardwalk fries, before that it was a Spencer's before they moved to the inner mall closer to Sears.

[@Jakeonetwo]

you should really stop by the coventry mall near pottstown pa, its a weird experience seeing how vacant it is whilst its open to the public

[@Thomas-yr9ln]

It has a lonely feeling to it and not because it's empty it just feels lonely.

[@fleabittenadventures]

I agree.

[@chrismore5956]

I read that the former Sears garage was being demolished to make way for a Wawa gas station. As there was a story of a rock climbing place coming in the Whitehall Mall. It may still have a chance of survival. As the Former Bed Bath and Beyond in the Barns and Noble shopping center in South Mount shopping center in Freeman’s burg Avenue is becoming a Ross Dress Barn. Maybe the same thing should be for the former Bed Bath and Beyond store and the former Buy Buy Baby and former Michaels should be turned into a Ollies Bargain Store which be something new and exciting for the mall. As there may be a roumer of Out Back streak house restaurant coming to the Lehigh Valley Mall area that should be in the Whitehall Mall area. I do enjoy the supreme Chinese buffet there and Golden Carrol at the Lehigh Valley mall and Mission Barbecue restaurant I went to with my sister and nephew. Maybe that mall will turn around or maybe it can renovate into a new shopping center and the mall part can be demolished and maybe it can be called Whitehall Shopping Center of that makes sense.

[@Ratsstash]

Lehs...sounded like Lays! Lehs was like a Macys. Higher end items. Upstairs was Weight Watchers Vacant store on right was Golds Gym. We are local and this was our hangout when I was a teen 1990s.

[@fleabittenadventures]

Thanks for the info! I had never heard of Lehs before and couldn't find a pronunciation online. I won't forget it now!

[@Apperceptive_Swordsman]

I ran up those stairs as a kid. its just a bunch of doors from what i remember. i recall janitor equipment being up there.. i have a lot of memories of the mall. a shame to see it like this. the vacant store next to the bridal place was a mcdonalds. but that closed decades ago. i think it turned into an arbies after that. the store with trash went through several fazes but they were all just basic convenience stores with snacks and drinks and a lottery machine. the store by kohls is always closed. the owner lumps around the mall looking miserable all the time. D & M Snacks has only been closed for a year or 2. I genuinely only go there to support Comic Masters which is one of, or is, the last pure comic book shops that you can find around here

[@Noreastermike1205]

There's a plaza like this in Lincoln RI called lincoln commons ( used to be called lincoln mall ) that was fully enclosed . Then in the early 2000's was de malled however they kept a small indoor portion in the middle kind of like this that is still there to this day.

[@fleabittenadventures]

I'll add it to my list. Thanks!

[@kanna-san.]

Me and my brother go to the theater there a lot. Nice place.

[@timsworld9342]

Ahhh its doin great look at what a healthy mall she is ... ha get your resumes ready peeps 😜

[@fleabittenadventures]

For sure!

[@guitaristshawn]

Actually the D&M Snacks was opened somewhat recently, I'd say 2014 there was someone there selling food

[@bradye21playsIndieHorror]

I went here years ago back in my "wow a Sears that is still open?" Phase. I thought it was odd exiting a Sears and walking outside to get to the mall. Then I was too creeped out to spend much time there. It hasn't changed a bit.

[@fleabittenadventures]

Yeah, it's pretty desolate.

[@Silentbobx]

Do you think you’ll ever come back to Danbury Fair Mall? It’s been pretty lively there with the new Target and Round1 opening recently.

[@fleabittenadventures]

Some day. I'm trying to get to the malls I haven't been to yet and Danbury Fair is about a 1.5 hour drive for me.

[@maryduska]

Can I ask you is their a food court their or not who's talking in the behind you ?

[@fleabittenadventures]

There's no food court that I saw.

[@PMPAKULA]

Could you get thru that door where stores used to be? I would love to see what these is now?

[@mrbing70]

That place kind of reminds me of The White Plains Mall which has been closed for many years and was torn down. (Not to be confused with the galleria of White Plains)

[@fleabittenadventures]

Too bad I missed that one before it got torn down.

[@maryfelegy9611]

Thanks, Leh's is pronounced like a long "A". Zolingers is pronounced with a soft "g" not a hard "g".

[@fleabittenadventures]

Thanks for the info! I had never heard of either of them before.

[@scottcrowell323]

Park City in Lancaster, PA had a Clover, which has since become a Kohls.

[@fleabittenadventures]

Thanks for the info!

[@RayOutThere]

I have been to the top of the steps and went into a few vacant offices they have up there. There's not much in them but its very old school looking. I can send you a link to a short I made on it if you'd like.

[@fleabittenadventures]

Yes, I'd like to see that. I'm sure if I went up there I'd immediately get arrested.

[@RayOutThere]

@@fleabittenadventures kzbin.infopJnlL48kpVM

[@RayOutThere]

@@fleabittenadventures I don't think the youtube spam filter will let me post the link but its in my shorts called "Dead Mall Backrooms"

[@esw01407]

So for a few week last year, that upstairs was open again, not sure they did it on purpose. Area up there isn't that interesting, as it appears to mostly have been used for meetings. There's an area security was using that looks like an old ticket booth. Other explorers went deeper into the office space, its...office space. Blue tile was an Arbys and that space was being used as storage by Five Below according to leasing information. The clean sticker on that window is new. Next store down was a vape/lotto place that closed in the last year or two. SMP next to that seems to never be open anymore. Still waiting for the Rock climbing gym to begin construction. According to leasing docs, all those empty storefronts that were Bed Bath related are under negotiations right now.

[@fleabittenadventures]

Too bad I missed the upstairs being open! Thanks for the info!

[@jospa6880]

@ 9:35 where you start saying how the OG mall went straight out those doors is not true. That section of the mall did not exist when the OG indoor mall was there.

[@Nothinghere0101]

I would assume this is WAY more dead than Hudson Valley

[@fleabittenadventures]

Actually, no. Hudson Valley is worse, I think.

[@huntertomlin3523]

I wonder if that was a fountain were kohl’s is

[@fleabittenadventures]

Very possibly. There was a fountain approximately where the current entrance is, I think.

[@tlbelknap]

Is that the mall that some of Jay and Silent Bob strike back was filmed?

[@fleabittenadventures]

I don't think so. Wikipedia says it was filmed in New Jersey and California.

[@bababooey5195]

There was once an Arby's in the 3rd store down from Kohls

[@BrianRoeder]

I miss the orange julies stand

[@matthewnaylor4412]

What a desolate place? Lonely and unkempt looks pretty dead to me?.

[@fleabittenadventures]

I agree.

[@Madness832]

Sort of reminds me of the Liberty Tree.

[@fleabittenadventures]

Liberty Tree wasn't doing great when I went, but it was better than this.

[@bababooey5195]

Leh's is pronounced 'Lays'.....great videos and well researched though!!!

[@Luigitime2015]

Yeah yes it was almost simple yesterday what happened in Fall River

[@fleabittenadventures]

Thanks for watching!

[@maryduska]

So what are they going to do with all this Mall it's scary and what ashamed another Mall bites the dust

[@fleabittenadventures]

Not sure. I would guess that they'll demolish or close the inside mall and hope to add no stores outside.

[@aaronjess1608]

I think the store was pronounced Lay's aka Leh's but I could be wrong

[@PimaMr1]

Have you been to the Cape Cod Mall yet?

[@fleabittenadventures]

Not yet. It's on my list though.

[@sirmister4411]

You must be a traveling salesman cause you sure do get around

[@fleabittenadventures]

Nope. That's just what I do when I'm on vacation. I'll probably do another mall road trip in July and September.

[@Foxonian]

Why are there radio transmission towers in the mall parking lot???

[@fleabittenadventures]

Good question. No idea.

[@markstrouse3101]

@@fleabittenadventures WSAN Radio station used to be there where the thrift store is now

[@Keith58x]

Those were the towers for WSAN AM radio. WSAN had a free form format in the early 1970's. Among other discoveries, they basically gave Billy Joel a kickstart for his, at that time failing, career. That was the root of his song "Allentown". Those towers may have been the first and only to broadcast songs from his first album, "Cold Spring Harbor" which quickly became their most requested songs.

[@Luigitime2015]

Well yes I did yes that's different

[@fleabittenadventures]

Thanks for watching!

[@Luigitime2015]

what happened in Fall River but whole mall ls gone now it plaza

[@fleabittenadventures]

What was the name of the mall in Fall River?

[@Luigitime2015]

@@fleabittenadventures it new harbor mall

[@Luigitime2015]

If I remember correctly yes it's over the last thing that they had me before closing as it was Kmart a few a few haircut places two other stores

[@Luigitime2015]

@@fleabittenadventures kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXyplH2KpLmBiaMsi=qx7gqEPlQk_W8dES

[@user-jo4en1zl7b]

Some of it is at fault of the tuff economy and amason winer takes all😢

[@Whatchamawhozit]

Largest??? Buwahahahahaha, it wasn't even a tenth of the Lehigh valley mall which is right across the street

[@Steve.Cutler]

Def a dead mall

[@fleabittenadventures]

I'd say so.

[@chrissettles4127]

Something like a closed mall makes me feel like it's the end of the world.

[@fleabittenadventures]

It definitely felt weird in there!

[@JeffreyPiatt]

Buy buy baby was the relocation for the Weis market. Lehs closed before the mall downsized and a furniture store moved into the first floor and closed the second floor. The the store with the wood grain border and blue tile work is a old Mall Arby's install.

[@JeffreyPiatt]

Clover was owned by Strawbradge & Clothers and and functioned as there discount store named for the department stores famous clover days sales the chain died because strawbridges sold to May co who didn't want to run the chain. He was they were nice stores basically selling the same merchandise you could buy at a big Department store but on discount because the Lehigh Valley never got a full strawbridges.