u/Chaotic-Being-3721

The only photos I got at Eastpoint Mall. Security was active and just took these and bailed out at the entrance next to it

I seem to have poor timing trying to get photos here as this mall seems just unusually busy on a Monday afternoon (like 20+ people aside from staff) Maybe I need to start heading towards opening or closing time. Demolition was fast for the Macy's.

Went for attempt number two for photos now that Macy's is gone. I couldn't find the parking lot boat that someone found. I guess it was removed at some point or I was looking in the wrong spots

Took a very impulse drive to Fairlane Village Mall on its 52nd anniversary of opening. Granted the whole mall didn't open that day but the Boscov's did and the rest of the anchors (Woolco, Weis, McCrory's, and the Fox 2 theatre) would open up by May of 1975. Either way, the mall was busy with mall walkers and many people heading to the only open store in the mall, Spirit Halloween. Sadly I couldn't get a photo of Freddy fazbear.

Archived newspaper photos are what I could find in the Pottsville republican including the 1994 anniversary photos taken by Tim Leedy (15 and 16) and Andy Matsko (17) unsure who took the other archive photos but they did turn up in the archive searches

Forgot to get photos of the second payphone in this mall. Heard hissing in both, no dial tone. They're powered so they probably work? I don't know

The coffee shop in here has good coffee. Other than that there were a lot of events happening monday along with a decent amount of mall walkers. Something in me screams that this mall will outlast the Morgantown Mall as the Kohan standard is starting to show there

Only photo I got here and it's the only dead part of the mall for now. Stopped by for the comic shop.

I really only went to this place to try the Arby's Namdar lists that they own. I survived and got stalked by one of the mall employees. Really only got two photos I'm happy with. Also including proof of the Namdar roast beef

Got these photos after I had to shut down my go pro since it was overheating constantly bc of the lack of AC here. It was also around closing time so I had to be quick. I forgot to bring a mask and now I'm kinda feeling sick from the mold. Remember to mask up here if y'all are getting photos.

Figured it was time to post these after posting these on the discord. Got these around the time when Forever 21 was clearing house in the mall.

There wasn't much left here when I did a short walkthrough in the center atrium. I forgot to get a photo of the drywall hallway in all of its backrooms glory. this clip shows it along with the paintings at the one entrance.

So I answered my question I asked earlier. Yes, this place still is sort of open. I don't even know where to begin and how to describe what it's like to visit this place these days. There is one other hallway but it's a back entrance to some offices and people were heading out from work. It's nothing but a narrow hallway that's completely dry wall. I'm not sure if there's any other part of this building that's still open but this is the part I was able to get into with limited time.

I wish I had an explanation of why I did this. I honestly don't. I just kinda took some photos around the half abandoned Sears and Boscov's out of boredom or stress relief. I did get some clips too but not sure what to do with them.