Maryvale Mall, originally known as Maryvale Shopping City, [1] was a shopping mall in the Maryvale area of Phoenix, Arizona that, for a time, was the biggest shopping mall between Dallas, Texas and the West Coast. [2] The mall was located on 51st Avenue and Indian School Road.

Jul 4, 2019 · When John F. Long opened the $18 million Maryvale Shopping City in 1959, it was the largest shopping center between Dallas and the West Coast. The open-air mall at 52nd Avenue and Indian School...

Jun 2, 2022 · Maryvale Shopping City, which opened in 1959, was the largest mall west of Dallas at the time. But the dream didn’t last. For decades, toxic chemicals had spread under Maryvale, leaking from an industrial complex at 35th Avenue and Osborn Road.

Jun 2, 2022 · Maryvale Shopping City, which opened in 1959, was the largest mall west of Dallas at the time. But the dream didn’t last. For decades, toxic chemicals had spread under Maryvale, leaking...

Maryvale Mall, originally known as Maryvale Shopping City, was a shopping mall in the Maryvale area of Phoenix, Arizona that, for a time, was the biggest shopping mall between Dallas, Texas and the West Coast.

Oct 26, 2006 · Maryvale Shopping City opened in 1957 as part of Maryvale, a master-planned community in west Phoenix developed by John F. Long. John F. Long owned the shopping center for decades, along with one of its anchors, Malcom's department store. It was enclosed and expanded in the late 1970's to include Mervyn's and Zody's (later Target).

Maryvale Mall, originally known as Maryvale Shopping City, [1] was a shopping mall in the Maryvale area of Phoenix, Arizona that, for a time, was the biggest shopping mall between Dallas, Texas and the West Coast.

Jun 6, 2019 · Imagine Maryvale as a glamorous destination where shipwrecked millionaire Thurston Howell III of "Gilligan’s Island" fame bowled a few frames with developer John F. Long. Then pretend they were...

MARYVALE SHOPPING CITY was designed by Los Angeles' Victor Gruen Associates and constructed on a 65.3-acre site. This was located 7.4 miles northwest of the Arizona State Capitol. Ground was broken for the project on July 26, 1958.

The community is located on the western edge of the City of Phoenix, and encompasses an area southwest of Grand Avenue, West of Interstate 17, north of McDowell Road and Interstate 10, and east and southeast of Phoenix city limits.