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Originally Posted by eltodesukane

And the other side even less attractive, if not downright scary.
https://www.google.com/maps/@45.4217385,...Xx7cQkOGTwZKa5PUSKecQ!2e0!7i16384!8i8192

That was our go-to entrance, at the lower level. They actually did a good job at the time to make Sears somewhat architecturally interesting. I'm assuming the structure above that entrance was built in the 60s as part of the original mall, or maybe the 70s, because they did not put any of that attention to detail in the 1989(ish) parking structure.