Columbus Mileposts: Feb. 12, 1969 | Westland Mall's debut draws crowd

I cannot remember the Harvest House restaurant or a grocery store (woolworth or wilcos???). The H.H might have been by the Tinder Box, if i can imagine it.
Anyway..Glad to see it's still going strong. Sears and the Mexican Restaurant (i mean drug front) and a occasional gun show will likely make a great come-back when the Holly-Hood casino brightens up the infamous..270 Chicano curve. Don't worry folk's, It will retro the open-air mall effect..due to stolen A/C units, and what once had a GNC, will now be replaced with an ever-so helpful pain clinic (Accepting new patient's soon), and for the grand finale; A thrill seekers Carnival featuriing, Rattle apart Rollercoaster, Ferris Wheel of misfortune and Muslim palm readings. ENJOY...

Ya know, if you were discrete about it and had an armored bus you could offer Ghetto and Third World America Tours that included this sh^thole and its twin, Beastland Mall.

hey now wrote:

Ya know, if you were discrete about it and had an armored bus you could offer Ghetto and Third World America Tours that included this sh^thole and its twin, Beastland Mall.

West is a safe place, when the gun show is going on.

sidekick wrote:

I cannot remember the Harvest House restaurant or a grocery store (woolworth or wilcos???). The H.H might have been by the Tinder Box, if i can imagine it.
Anyway..Glad to see it's still going strong. Sears and the Mexican Restaurant (i mean drug front) and a occasional gun show will likely make a great come-back when the Holly-Hood casino brightens up the infamous..270 Chicano curve. Don't worry folk's, It will retro the open-air mall effect..due to stolen A/C units, and what once had a GNC, will now be replaced with an ever-so helpful pain clinic (Accepting new patient's soon), and for the grand finale; A thrill seekers Carnival featuriing, Rattle apart Rollercoaster, Ferris Wheel of misfortune and Muslim palm readings. ENJOY...

Woolworths was not a grocery store, it was a department store some had a small grill / soda shop don't know about westlands though never went to it until the gun shows

Spooktackular wrote:

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Woolworths was not a grocery store, it was a department store some had a small grill / soda shop don't know about westlands though never went to it until the gun shows

The Woolworths was still there when I move to Columbus in '91. It was where the Staples is today.