Montgomery Traction Main & Sun Garage Elevators at Circle Center Mall in Indianapolis
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(August 13, 2016) This is the north set of elevators at Circle Center Mall, which is a four level mall that occupies two blocks in downtown Indianapolis, IN. This mall is next door to Simon's corporate headquarters, so it is no surprise who owns this mall and the fact it is probably the most unique and impressive malls I have ever seen in my life. This mall was built in 1995 and has most of the stores an upscale mall would have plus one anchor, Carson Pirie Scott, that is located at the north end of the mall where the food court is. There used to be a Nordstrom on the south end of the mall.
The 6-story escalator atrium and the elevators in the video are located in the food court. I saw two other sets of elevators, one bank of two in the center of the mall and a single elevator at the south end. Much of the shopping is on the 2nd and 3rd floors as the mall bridges over Maryland St. The first floor is more of an entrance level with restaurants. The 4th floor has an arcade and movie theater.
I only filmed the main set as I was with my dad and short on time. I'll certainly revisit this mall and explore it more.
Building: Circle Center Mall Address: 49 West Maryland St.
City: Indianapolis, IN
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