Liberty Center (Erie, Pennsylvania)

Liberty Center, formerly Liberty Plaza is a power center 3.0 miles (4.8 km) southwest of downtown Erie, Pennsylvania, between West 34th Street, West 38th Street, Liberty Street, Plum Street and Poplar Street in the city of Erie. The power center has two open anchors which is AMVETS Thrift Store and Tops Friendly Markets.
== History ==
On October 12, 1955, the Liberty Plaza officially opened to the public. At the time, the Liberty Plaza was the largest shopping center in Erie and provided many Southwest Erie residents with different shopping options. Original tenants at Liberty Plaza were Adeline Shoppe, Brown-Jones, Grants, Liberty Hardware, Loblaws, Miles Shoes, Nu-Way Markets, Quaker State Finance, Woolworth's and Zehe's Bakery. There was also one anchor at the shopping center which was Trask's.