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'''Loehmann's Village''' was an outdoor mall-type shopping center located at [[Montgomery Highway (Hoover)|Montgomery Highway]] and [[Lorna Road]] in [[Riverchase]]. The $9 million project was developed by [[Johnson Rast & Hays]] on a 24.5-acre site. | '''Loehmann's Village''' was an outdoor mall-type shopping center located at [[Montgomery Highway (Hoover)|Montgomery Highway]] and [[Lorna Road]] in [[Riverchase]]. The $9 million project was developed by [[Johnson Rast & Hays]] on a 24.5-acre site. | ||
Designed by [[Giattina Aycock Architecture Studio|Giattina | Designed by [[Giattina Aycock Architecture Studio|Crawford, Giattina & Mitchel]] and anchored by [[Loehmann's]] department store, it opened on [[September 24]], [[1979]]. | ||
The shopping center was renovated as an outward-facing lifestyle center, called [[Riverchase Village Shopping Center]], in the 1990s. | The shopping center was renovated as an outward-facing lifestyle center, called [[Riverchase Village Shopping Center]], in the 1990s. | ||
Latest revision as of 17:32, 21 November 2022
- Not to be confused with Loveman Village.
Loehmann's Village was an outdoor mall-type shopping center located at Montgomery Highway and Lorna Road in Riverchase. The $9 million project was developed by Johnson Rast & Hays on a 24.5-acre site.
Designed by Crawford, Giattina & Mitchel and anchored by Loehmann's department store, it opened on September 24, 1979.
The shopping center was renovated as an outward-facing lifestyle center, called Riverchase Village Shopping Center, in the 1990s.
Service Merchandise was one of the original Loehmann's Village tenants. Its 52,000 square-foot store was the first Alabama location for the Nashville-based chain. After it closed in 2002, the building was demolished and a new building was constructed where Best Buy is currently located.
Tenants
- 100: Loehmann's women's clothes (1979–1983)
- 101: Brandino Brass brass furnishings & accessories (1983)
- 102: Bentley Carpets (1983)
- 103: The Holly Tree gifts (1983)
- 104:
- 105: Paperbacks II books (1983)
- 106: Dial Finance Co. (1983)
- 107: Trend Setters hair salon (1983)
- 107A: Smokey Joe's Cafe (1983)
- 108: Calico Corners fabrics (1983)
- 109: Riverchase Health Club (1983)
- 110: Maternity Wearhouse Outlet (1983)
- 111:
- 118: Allstar Athletic House sporting goods (1983)
- 120: The Hut Stuff gifts (1983)
- 121: Johnson-Rast & Hays real estate (1979–1983)
- 122: Little Originals children's clothes (1983)
- 123: Pip Printing while-you-wait printing (1983)
- 124: Continental Florist (1983)
- 201: Baskin Robbins ice cream (1983)
- 202: The Wallpaper Place (1983)
- 203: Aladdin's Castle amusement center (1983)
- 204: Mister Gatti's Pizza (1983)
- 205:
- 206: Ann's Hallmark Shop greeting cards (1983)
- 207: The Framin' Shoppe picture frames (1983)
- 208:
- 209: Norris Jewelers (1983)
- 301: Hong Kong Oriental Restaurant (1983)
- 302: Village Lighter Lamps (1983)
- 303: B. Dalton Bookseller (1983)
- 304:
- 306:
- 307: Rainbows gifts (1983)
- 308: Alabama Outdoors sporting goods (1983)
- 310:
- 401: Images II photography (1983)
- 402: Fox Photo photo developing (1983)
- 403:
- 404: Shoe Factory (1983)
- 405:
- 406:
- 407: Andrea's Shoes 'n Things (1983)
- 408:
- 409: Command Performance hair styling (1983)
- 500: Service Merchandise catalog-showroom retailer (1979–2002)
- T. P. Crockmeier's (1979–)
References
- "Loehmann's, Service Merchandise first occupants listed for new mall." (undated, unidentified newspaper clipping)
- 1983 Birmingham Suburban (Jefferson County, AL) Directory (1983) R. L. Polk & Co.
- McClurg, Kelly (January 4, 2002) "Service Merchandise to close Birmingham stores" Birmingham Business Journal