Neshaminy Mall's Native American Indian Statue Water Fountain 🗿
Neshaminy Mall's Native American Indian Statue Water Fountain. 🗿 Full Video: • Neshaminy Mall - One Last Visit of this On...
Let's go down memory lane with commentary by Damien Colletti reliving good days and fun times of 1980s and 1990s Neshaminy Mall in Bensalem, Pennsylvania. Today we explore a walkthrough tour inside from Native American Indian statue water fountain to Boscovs. 🙂
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Native American Indian tribe statue water fountain was presented by Strawbridge & Clothier in September 9, 1970. Statue sculpted by Henry Mitchell.
3 Diorama murals at former Macy's courtyard depicting historic events in early American history include: William Penn's Treaty with Indians, Return of Benjamin Franklin to Philadelphia and Liberty Bell being taken to Allentown in 1977.
I used to always love seeing the Totem Pole when I was a kid driving to Neshaminy Mall with my parents. It looked cool and I knew we were almost there. I will miss this Mall which has been sold and will be demolished (at least partially). Boscovs, AMC Movie Theater and Barnes & Noble bookstore will remain.
The Neshaminy Mall opened in 1968, developed by The Korman Company and Strouse Greenberg. The mall underwent an expansion in 1975 that added a Lit Brothers, along with a new wing of stores. -Wikipedia
My Favorite Shopping Malls in Pennsylvania: Franklin Mills, Neshaminy, Oxford Valley. New Jersey: Cherry Hill and Quakerbridge.
I miss my 70s (1970s), 80s (1980s), 90s (1990s) and even 00s (2000s) which is why I love: arcade video games, classic, collectable, dc comics, hot wheels cars, kay bee toys / kb, kiddie city, malls, marvel, mattel, nes nintendo, nostalgia, rare, retro, sega master system / sms, mortal kombat, movies, music, old school, original, star wars, super mario bros., toy, toys r us, transformers, vintage and wwf / wcw / wwe wrestling! Fun, good times, experiences and memories is what life is all about!
Hope you enjoyed my retro nostalgia history documentary style walkthrough tour and review of this mall!
Video filmed Thursday September 19, 2024 at 6:20pm with Samsung Galaxy S22 Plus Camera in 1080p HD 60fps.
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