Holiday Village Mall

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Holiday Village Mall

Location	Great Falls, Montana
Opening date	1959
Owner	GK Development
No. of stores and services	93
No. of anchor tenants	6
No. of floors	2
Website	www.holidayvillagemall.com

Holiday Village Mall is also the name for shopping centers in Havre and Missoula, Montana.

Holiday Village Mall is a two leveled shopping mall located in Great Falls, Montana. The mall was opened in 1959 and was acquired by Macerich in 1979.^[1] It was expanded in 1979 and 1992. Macerich sold Holiday Village Mall to GK Development in 2006. It is currently the oldest mall in Montana.

1 Anchors
- 1.1 Former Anchors
2 References
3 External links

[edit] Anchors

J.C. Penney
Sears (opened 1992)
Herberger's (opened 2000)
Scheels All Sports (opened February 2007)
Ross Dress For Less (opened April 2007)
CVS/pharmacy (opened 2006)
Bed Bath & Beyond (opening Fall 2007)

[edit] Former Anchors

Buttrey Food & Drug (opened 1960s, space later shared with Buttey-Osco Food and Drug combination store, torn down 1992 for Sears)
Buttrey Suburban (opened 1960s, replaced by JCPenney)
Herberger's (opened 1979, moved 2000, Scheels in 2007)
Montgomery Ward (replaced by Herberger's in 2000)
Albertsons (opened 1959, closed 2000, Ross in 2007)
Skaggs Drug Centers (opened 1959, renamed Osco Drug in 1981)
Osco Drug (2 stores, Mall had two Osco stores at one point. One was the Buttrey-Osco food and drug combination store, the other store was opened 1959 as Skaggs and now operates as CVS/pharmacy)
Scheels All Sports (store moved to old Herberger's space, Bed Bath & Beyond in 2007)