Golf Mill Shopping Center

This mall is a liminal space/backrooms fan’s dream! Depending on how you view it, this mall is dead, empty, and quiet. There is not an abundance of people. Only a few stores remain such as Ross, JCPenny, and other small businesses. Also, we can’t forget Target and Burlington—which aren’t directly connected to the mall. Speaking of which, You are not able to walk from the South to the North entrance, inside, due to the closed sears. If you’re a picky eater, vegetation, or have dietary restrictions then I would avoid the food court, as there are only two options. McDonald’s and other fast food places have left. Now, if you are a fan of liminal spaces, then this mall is perfect! Additionally, if you take the elevator up, then you’ll find a circle hallway with offices.

this place made me drool as a liminal space lover besides my love for liminal spaces, this place is sad. so many closed shops. target seemed to be the busiest store out of all of them. went for pastimes comic book shop, had a ton of people in there. there’s only two food options in the food court and four deserted. lots of the open shops were just closed with their lights off. whole place felt like a dream.

I haven’t been here since I was a little kid. This gave me nostalgics. I’m hoping they don’t close this place down. It’s great place to walk around and remember the good old days. They don’t make malls like they used to. 😢