Greengate Mall was a staple of the community for many years. Therefore, it is not surprising that over the years, we've received more than 100 entries about the mall and this website on our guestbook. Many of these comments reflect back on the mall that was once part of many people's lives and to this day is remembered so fondly by many people.
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Scott says...
As a kid, we visited Greengate Mall quite often. We always went at Christmas so I could ride the train. The Christmas displays were the best around. I remember the animated deer with the jerky movements that built toys as kids rode through the display on the train. We also bought our puppy at the DebMar Petland. Whenever we went in, we'd talk to Petey the mynah bird who was in a cage at the front of the store. I always wanted to eat at Pup a Go Go (which, I think, sold hot dogs, pizza, and Coke), but we never ate there for some reason. The mall is sorely missed in this area.

Jerry Taylor says...
My very first job was at Fulton Piano & Organ Company when I was sixteen years old. I was hired to play the organs on the showroom floor to attract customers from the walkway into the store. Hammond Organ had just released their signature organ, Model X-66. A ten thousand dollar instrument that was beyond compare. the three months that I spent playing it there in front of the store were some of the most enjoyable experiences growing up I have, all thanks to Fulton Piano & Organ, and Greengate Mall.