Arnot Mall

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The Arnot Mall is in Horseheads, New York off Interstate 86 between Elmira and Corning and right next to the Corning-Elmira Regional Airport. The mall was built in 1967 as "The Mall." It was expanded and renamed "Arnot Mall" in 1980. It has about 120 stores and is 1 million square feet. The mall has an upper level food court and Regal Cinema 10.

[edit] Current anchors and major stores

[edit] Former anchors and major stores

  • Bradlees (84,000 sq.ft.) Closed 2001, now Burlington Coat Factory
  • Hess's Closed 1994, became Kaufmann's (119,835 sq. ft.)
  • Kaufmann's Opened 1995 in former Hess's, became Macy's (119,835 sq. ft.)
  • Iszard's early anchor, Elmira-area department store that was acquired by McCurdy's, a Rochester, New York-based chain, in the late 1980s.
  • Rosenbaum's early secondary store, Elmira-based clothing store that went out of business in the late 1980s. Space now occupied by Jo-Ann Fabrics
  • McCrory's closed in early 1990s. Space now occupied by Olympia Sports.
  • Klein's All Sports Sporting Goods store. Closed in 2004 after company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Space now occupied by Olympia Sports
  • McCurdy's closed in the early to mid 1990s. Store became Bon-Ton.
  • Marjax secondary store selling sporting goods in the 1980s and '90s. Space was used for Christmas displays and special promotions for a few years after the store closed.
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