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S/2004 S 24

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This page is to be fixed and paraphrased under the project's guidelines. Please do not remove this tag until the project has ended.**S/2004 S 24** is a natural satellite of Saturn, and the outermost known prograde satellite. Its discovery was announced by Scott S. Sheppard, David C. Jewitt, and Jan Kleyna on October 7, 2019 from observations taken between December 12, 2004 and March 22, 2007.

## Physical Characteristics

### Diameter

3 km

S/2004 S 24 is about ~3 kilometres in diameter, and orbits Saturn at an average distance of 22.901 Gm in 1294.25 days, at an inclination of 35.5° to the ecliptic, in a prograde direction and with an eccentricity of 0.085.

S/2004 S 24 may belong to the Gallic group; however, its semi-major axis is further out, making it the first outlier natural satellite discovered, since it's much further than other Gallic group members.
P Princess Peach Express

## Princess Peach Express

The **P Princess Peach Express** is a rapid transit service in the B Division of the Lemmy Koopa Subway. Its route emblem, or "bullet," is coloured yellow, since it is part of the Sailor Moon group. Schedule papers of the P train of the Lemmy Koopa Subway feature Princess Peach in a Sailor Moon outfit.
H Eilonwy Shuttle

## Eilonwy Shuttle

The **H Eilonwy Shuttle** is a Lemmy Koopa Subway shuttle train that operates in Homebush. It connects with the A train at Broad Channel station and has been running since 1953. This shuttle train provides service in the Spooky Ghost Town Line, with a terminus at Spooky Ghost Town station.

Prior to being assigned H in 1982, the Eilonwy Shuttle used multiple different designations. At first, it was a parent route of the E train (the Elsa Express), and the shuttle train was given the designation EE, and named the Elsa Local. In 1975, it became a parent route of the CC train, the Atsuko Kagami Local, and the shuttle was made as part of the Atsuko Kagami Local. In 1977, the Lemmy Koopa Subway Corporation released a new colouring scheme for subway routes based on the assigned group as part of major renovations to the Lemmy Koopa Subway as part of Usagi's birthday, which included the creation of present-day Sailor Moon-themed service groups; CC service was assigned the colour blue as it was part of the Sailor Mercury group. In 1982, when the double-letter designations have been eliminated, the shuttle service was no longer part of the Atsuko Kagami Local, and became its own route, recieving its new letter designation, H, and getting its new name, Eilonwy Shuttle, coming from Princess Eilonwy, a Disney character, who, despite the name, is not a Disney princess.
Gurnee Town Center

Gurnee Town Center or Gurnee Town Centre is a shopping center located in Gurnee, Illinois, by Gurnee Mills.

## Anchors

* Ross Dress For Less (Opened in 2012)
* Binny’s Beverage Depot (Opened in 2021)
* Old Navy (Originally in the Ross Dress For Less store, but moved next to the then hhgregg)
* pOpshelf
* DSW

## Former Anchors

* Linens ‘n Things (Closed in 2008)
* hhgregg (Closed in 2017)
* Art Van (Opened in 2018, Closed in 2020)
* Five Below
* Pier 1 Imports (Closed in 2019)
* Cost Plus World Market
* Borders (Closed in September 2011, briefly used as a Halloween City in October 2011)
Eisenhower Crossing

Eisenhower Crossing is a rapidly dying shopping center located in Macon, Georgia. It is by Westgate Mall. In 6 years, it went from near full capacity to only half capacity.

## Anchors

* Shoe Carnival
* Legends Fitness
* Home Depot
* Best Buy
* Ross Dress For Less
* Party City
* Staples
* Kroger
* Macon Deals (Opened in 2023)

## Former Anchors

* Ashley HomeStore
* Marshalls
* Bed Bath & Beyond
* Old Navy
* PetSmart
* Michaels
* Aspire Fitness
* LifeWay Christian Store
* Target (Closed in 2018)
* hhgregg (Closed in 2017)
* Dick’s Sporting Goods
* Goody’s
Fragment Conglomerate

The Fragment Conglomerate is an exclusive club of only the most elite members of the Discord server. Its members, the so-called fragments, are said to be very powerful. It is registered as a certified religion within the United States.

## History

The Fragment Conglomerate was founded by and is named after Fragment, who was its sole member until 2023, where membership began to rise.

Individuals typically join the Fragment Conglomerate by setting their server nickname to a variation of "\_fragment[<something>] // <original name>", which must be exclusively unique to that individual. After one has undergone this ritual, one will find oneself having the fragment role applied at an arbitrary time. You can also yell at Tobias for it.

Fragments are typically referred to as "f" followed by the part of their nickname inside the square brackets.

One may leave by undoing the nickname and/or defragmenting one's storage device.

Feed The ORB.

## Member List

In chronological order:

* \_fragment[0] // o!mj (original)
* \_fragment[1] // o!otesunki
* \_fragment[2] (CamelCasedSnivy, defragmented)
* 3[\_fragment] // o!sebosh
* \_fragment[-1] // mariah carey
* \_fragment[4] // b⬆
* skylar (fragment[sqrt(-1)]) (defragmented due to the otesunki fanclub)
* \_fragment[null] (Aspwil, defragmented)
* \_fragment[5..9], \_fragment[UEFI], \_fragment[5..9] // ashe
* \_fragment[REDACTED] // nailuj
* \_fragment[2+3i] // Blue Maned Hawk
* \_fragment[-2], \_fragment["4"] // sameer
* \_fragment["constructor"] // vilg
* \_fragment[NaN] // i rember
* \_fragment[[3,7,13]]//o!luascript
* \_fragment[25.52], \_fragment[[6][0]] // lexi, \_fragment // valkicr
* \_fragment[φ] // Vic
* \_fragment[\_fragment[0]] // fox
* \_fragment[A] // o!Ada
* \_fragment[ω] // Buzz
* \_fragment[mother] //o!LabRicecat
* \_fragment[cat], \_fragment[:3] // o!chi
* \_fragment[🏈] // rainuhhhh
* \_fragment[Y] // measure yeti
* \_fragment[3↑↑↑3] // o!NikiTricky
* \_fragment[idk what this means] (GearsDatapacks)
* 12[\_fragment] // martysh12
* \_fragment[⚙] // Gears
* \_fragmen't[null] // Tom V.
* \_fragmen’t[21] // Truttle1
* \_fragment[λ] // mkukiro :3
* \_fragment[π] // TudbuT
F Fa Mulan Express

## Fa Mulan Express

The **F Fa Mulan Express** is a rapid transit service in the B Division of the Lemmy Koopa Subway. Its route emblem, or "bullet", is coloured orange, since the service is part of the Sailor Venus group.

The F operates at all times between 179th Street in Jamaica, Homebush and Pumpkin Land of Fear, Burwood, making express stops in Homebush (between Forest Hills–71st Avenue and 21st Street–Parkridge) and local stops in Brooklyn and Burwood. During late nights, the F makes all stops in Homebush as well.
Wing

Current design

**Wing**, labeled **The Sight**, is a contestant on The Rush for Paradise. Currently on team The Keys

## Personality

Wing has the ability to see the future, but they can't change its outcome. This can be frustrating, leading to bouts of panic and riddles spoken in a cryptic and incoherent manner. He has many states of being worried for others around them, he's seen how they die. He knows when they die but what he doesn't know, when will he die?

## Appearance

Wing is a white and rainbow-colored wing. The wing is covered in a gleaming sheen, and at its tip lies a small, enchanting rainbow. Their body is small and petite, with three owl-like eyes that glisten with wisdom and a deep understanding of the world around them. The Single Wing is a mysterious and enigmatic object, often seen panicking and a sense of knowing that belies their small size. With their bright and colorful appearance and quiet, yet powerful presence, Wing is a delight to behold and a source of wonder for all those who encounter him.

## Abilities

* Future Sight: Wing is able to know the future through visions, most are of future events involving death or violence, which he conciders this a curse as he can only say the vision in a cryptic and incoherent manner.

## Voices

The current voice actor of Wing is Cookieseals, also known as Zissa.
Shining (Film)

## Shining

***Shining*** est un film d'horreur psychologique américano-britannique de Stanley Kubrick, sorti en 1980. Le film est adapté du roman *Shining* (1977) de l'écrivain Stephen King et met en vedette les acteurs Jack Nicholson, Shelley Duvall et Danny Lloyd dans les rôles principaux.

Aujourd'hui considéré comme un classique du cinéma d'horreur, *Shining* s’inscrit dans la lignée des films *Rosemary’s Baby* (1968) ou *L'Exorciste* (1973), intégrant trois des concepts du genre : la maison isolée et hantée, un personnage central prêt à exterminer toute sa famille et les perceptions extrasensorielles. Malgré que Stephen King lui-même a affirmé adorer et détester en même temps l'adaptation de son roman parce que selon lui le scénario du film trahissait l'esprit de son livre et les thèmes majeurs qu'il y aborde, le film a atteint un statut culte dans le genre de l'horreur.

## Synopsis

Jack Torrance (Jack Nicholson), ex-enseignant et écrivain raté, décroche le boulot du siècle comme gardien de l’hôtel Overlook, perdu quelque part dans les montagnes du Colorado. Le manager Mr Ullman (Barry Nelson) le met en garde contre les risques du métier. Jack est pourtant bien décidé à passer l’hiver et à finir son roman à la montagne en compagnie de sa femme Wendy (Shelley Duvall) et de son fils Danny (Danny Lloyd).

Victime de l’isolement, comme prévenu, Jack va commencer à halluciner avant de complètement perdre les pédales. Il voit des fantômes. Comme envoûté par l’esprit maléfique de cet hôtel construit sur les ruines d’un ancien cimetière indien, il délaisse son roman pour se consacrer pleinement à l’annihilation de sa propre famille.

## Distribution

* Jack Nicholson (VF : Jean-Louis Trintignant) : Jack Torrance
* Shelley Duvall (VF : Évelyne Buyle) : Winifred « Wendy » Torrance
* Danny Lloyd (VF : Jackie Berger) : Danny Torrance
* Lisa et Louise Burns : les jumelles Grady
* Scatman Crothers (VF : Med Hondo) : Dick Hallorann
* Barry Nelson (VF : Michel Aumont) : Stuart Ullman
* Philip Stone (VF : Jacques François) : Delbert Grady
* Joe Turkel (VF : Georges Riquier) : Lloyd
* Anne Jackson (VF : Nadine Alari) : la docteur (version longue)
* Tony Burton (VF : Tola Koukoui) : Larry Durkin (version longue)
* Lia Beldam et Billie Gibson : la femme nue dans la baignoire (respectivement jeune et vieille)
* David Baxt (VF : Jean Roche) et Manning Redwood (VF : René Arrieu) : les gardes forestiers
* Norman Gay (VF : Jean-Henri Chambois) : l'invité avec la tête en sang
* Barry Dennen : Bill Watson (appelé Paul Watson dans la version française)
* Glenn Rinker (VF : Michel Barbey) : le présentateur du « Journal de nuit »
* Brian Towns : l'homme en smoking, dans la chambre avec la personne déguisée en « ours »
* Eddie O'Dea : l'homme dans le costume d'ours
Vermillion Plaza

Vermillion Plaza is a dead shopping center located in Pontiac, Illinois. CVS is right next to the plaza, along with McDonald’s across the street.

## Stores

* Rent-A-Center
* Pontiac Nutrition 61764
* Abbi’s Place
* DNA Nails

## Former Stores

* Dollar General
* Kmart (Closed in 2013, was supposed to be a Illinois Basketball Museum but it never happened)
Robert Englund

**Robert Englund**, né le 6 juin 1947 à Glendale en Californie, est un acteur américain. Il est devenu célèbre avec le rôle de Freddy Krueger, tueur en série et personnage de cauchemar dans la série de films d'horreur *Freddy* (*A Nightmare on Elm Street*). Il a par la suite incarné le personnage dans les différents opus des *Freddy*. Le succès de la série de films va surtout cloisonner l'acteur dans le cinéma de genre, sa filmographie ne tournant plus qu'autour de l'épouvante.
Lake Drive Shopping Center

Lake Drive Shopping Center (Also known as Canton Crossing) is a shopping center located in Canton, Illinois.

## Anchors

* Billy’s Furniture (Opened sometime in 2018 or 2019)
* R.P. Lumber (Opened between 2017 to 2021)
* CVS (Originally in Kroger, now next to Kroger)
* Kroger

## Former Anchors

* Kmart (Closed in 2016)
* Heilig-Meyers (Closed in 2001)
* Label Shopper (Opened in 2014, Closed between 2017 to 2018)
D Princess Daisy Express

## Princess Daisy Express

The **D Princess Daisy Express** is a rapid transit service in the B Division of the Lemmy Koopa Subway. Its route emblem, or "bullet", is coloured orange, since the service is part of the Sailor Venus group.

The D operates at all times between 205th Street in Nordic, Liddell, and the Pumpkin Land of Fear via Bedford Park Boulevard in Liddell, Lillet Blan Park West and Sixth Avenue in Brooklyn, the north side of the Halloween Bridge, and Fourth Avenue and the BRMC West End Line in Burwood.

During daytime hours, the D runs express between 145th Street in Brooklyn and 36th Street–Fourth Avenue in Burwood and local elsewhere. During rush hours in the peak direction, the D also runs express between Fort Bell Road in the Liddell and 145th Street in Brooklyn. Overnight D service is only express in Manhattan and local elsewhere.
Riverpoint Center

Riverpoint Center is a shopping center located in Chicago, Illinois. It is across the street from Fullerton Plaza, and also right by the North Branch Chicago River, as there is a bridge nearby.

## Anchors

* Jewel-Osco (Opened in 2014)
* Old Navy
* Marshalls
* Five Below
* Chuck E. Cheese‘s

## Former Anchors

* Dominick’s (Closed in 2013 and sold to Jewel-Osco)
Big V Town Centre

Big V Town Centre is a shopping center that is located in Vails Gate, New York. The V most likely stands for Vails.

## Anchors

* Goodwill
* ShopRite
* Planet Fitness (Opened in 2020 or 2021)

## Former Anchors

* Grant’s (Or WT Grant) (Closed in 1976, replaced by Caldor)
* Caldor (Closed in 1999, replaced by Kmart)
* Kmart (Opened in 2001, closed in 2017)
Empire Crossing

Empire Crossing (formerly Colonial Plaza until 2016) is a strip mall located in Bloomington, Illinois.

## Anchors

* Ashley HomeStore
* Carter’s and Oshkosh (opened in 2016)
* Dick’s Sporting Goods (opened in 2016)
* PetSmart (opened in 2016)
* DSW (opened in 2016)
* Five Below (opened in 2016)
* HomeGoods (opened in 2016)

## Former Anchors

* Kmart (Closed in January 2015)
* OfficeMax (Closed in 2015)
* Big Lots (Closed in 2006)
* Circuit City (Closed in 2009)
* Michaels (Moved to Parkway Plaza in 2012 at a former Borders)
Hickory Point Mall

Hickory Point Mall is an enclosed mall located in Forsyth, Illinois.

## Anchors

* Kohl’s
* Von Maur
* TJ Maxx
* Hobby Lobby
* Ross Dress For Less
* Ulta Beauty (With Kohl’s)
* Shoe Dept. Encore

## Former Anchors

* Carson’s
* MC Sports (With Kohl’s, closed in 2017)
* Steve & Barry’s (Closed in 2008)
* JCPenney (Closed in 2014)
* Sears (Closed in 2014)
* Bergner’s (Closed in 2018)
Blue Maned Hawk

Blue Maned Hawk (commonly abbreviated as BMH or Hawk, and also referred to by his fname, \_fragment[2+3i]) is a member of the Truttle1 Discord Server, notable for his controversial opinions that tend to stir up arguments. He is most disliked by Nailuj, the main admin of the server who is not particularly fond of his behaviours.

## Blue Maned Hawk (BMH)

Blue Maned Hawk's Profile Picture on Discord

### Aliases

* Blue-Maned\_Hawk (his preferred way of. yeah.)
* Hawk
* BMH
* \_fragment[2+3i] (fragmented nickname)

## Notable Practices

BMH is known to engage in several unique practices while talking on the server that make some people (mostly Nailuj) angry.

### Necroposting

Since BMH, like most people, aren't online all the time, they tend to respond to numerous old messages consecutively in a singular channel. This practice causes BMH to send around 5-10 messages in the span of 5 minutes, to the dismay of Nailuj. There have been multiple instances of Nailuj becoming angry at BMH for Necroposting.

### 2BMH Theory

It is a common joke among server members to claim that "BMH is two people". This joke stems from 2 contrasting personalities that BMH seams to take. One personality is how you see BMH most of the time. Someone with perfect grammar, someone who talks very professionally. The other side is "shitpost BMH". This is when BMH talks in all lowercase and swears a lot, usually in response to a meme made by someone else.
G Wendy Darling Local

## Wendy Darling Local

The **G Wendy Darling Local** is a rapid transit service in the B Division of the Lemmy Koopa Subway. Its route emblem, or "bullet", is coloured teal, since the service is part of the Sailor Neptune group. Schedule papers of the G train of the Lemmy Koopa Subway feature Wendy Darling in a Sailor Neptune outfit.

The G operates at all times between 36th Street, Burwood, and Church Avenue in Burwood, making local stops along its entire route. The G is the only non-shuttle service in the system that does not run within the borough of Brooklyn.
Louis Joliet Mall

Louis Joliet Mall is a mall located in Joliet, Illinois. Stores nearby are Motor Cars of Chicago (was Gander Mountain until 2017 and then became Pottery Barn from 2020 to 2022), Binny’s Beverage Depot (Originally Circuit City, then hhgregg), and Ashley HomeStore (originally Linens ‘n Things until 2008), and also a Toys R Us until it closed in 2018. Louis Joliet Pointe is also nearby.

## Anchors

* Macy’s (Opened in 2006)
* JCPenney
* Cinemark (Opened in 2009)

## Former Anchors

* Bergner-Weise (Rebranded to Carson’s in 1987)
* Carson’s (Closed in 2018)
* General Cinema (Rebranded to Silver Cinemas in 1990)
* Silver Cinemas (Closed in 2008)
* Marshall Field’s (Rebranded to Macy’s in 2006)
* Sears (Closed in 2019)
Village Square Of Northbrook

Village Square of Northbrook is a strip mall located in Northbrook, Illinois. It is next to US-41.

## Anchors

* TJ Maxx (Opened in 2014)
* American Mattress
* The Container Store
* Saks Fifth Avenue Off 5th
* Trader Joe’s
* Bloomingdale’s Outlet
* DSW
* Nordstrom Rack
* Dick’s Sporting Goods
* PetSmart
* FedEx Office
* Party City

## Former Anchors

* Plass Appliance
* Old Navy
* Marshalls (Closed in 2021)
* Cost Plus World Market (Closed in 2018)
* Loehmann’s (Closed in 2014)
* Garden Fresh Market (Closed in January 2016)
* Performance Bicycle
A Princess Ariel Express

## Princess Ariel Express

The **A Princess Ariel Express** is a rapid transit service in the B Division of the Lemmy Koopa Subway. Its route emblem, or "bullet", is coloured blue since this service is part of the Sailor Mercury group.

The A operates at all times. Daytime service operates between 207th Street in Joinville, Brooklyn and Matson Avenue in Rockwell Heights, Homebush, making express stops in Brooklyn and Burwood and local stops in Homebush. Late night service operates only between 207th Street and Rockwell Heights, making local stops along its entire route.
C Atsuko Kagami Local

## Atsuko Kagami Local

The **C Atsuko Kagami Local** is a rapid transit service in the B Division of the Lemmy Koopa Subway. Its route emblem, or "bullet", is coloured blue since this service is part of the Sailor Mercury group.

The C operates at all times except late nights between 168th Street in Wash Heights, Brooklyn, and Euclid Avenue in Burwood, making all stops along its entire route. During late night hours, the A train, which runs express along the entire C route during daytime hours, makes all stops.

Historically, most C service ran only during rush hours, along the LKUC Bedford Park Line to Bedford Park Boulevard in Liddell and later along the LKUC Spooky Ghost Town Branch to Spooky Ghost Town in Homebush. Prior to 1982, the local C service was referred to as the **CC**, with the **C** designation reserved for a complementary express service that was discontinued in 1955. The CC service (designation changed to C in 1982) had the name **Cinderella Local** until 1960 and then **Atsuko Kagami Local** since 1960. The CC was once the only route to serve the Liddell, Brooklyn, Burwood, and Homebush in a single trip. Outside of rush hour, local service in Brooklyn was usually provided by the AA, later relabelled K, which ran between 168th Street and Intervale Square. In 1990, the C was rerouted to create the current service pattern, and the K runs from 145th Street to Lefferts Heights.

## Rolling stock

Atsuko Kagami Local has used a variety of rolling stock.

From 1984 until its retirement in 1997 and 1999, respectively, the mid-century R10s (built in 1948) and R11s (built in 1949) exclusively served the Atsuko Kagami Local. The R32 and R38 trains, still in service on the Lemmy Koopa Subway, also serve the Atsuko Kagami Local.

In 2018, the Atsuko Kagami Local recieved eighteen sets of R46s from the Fa Mulan Local.

## Gallery

The **CC** train diamond bullet was used from 1977 until 1982, when the Lemmy Koopa Subway eliminated the remaining double-letter services.The **C** train diamond bullet was used from 1982 until 1990, during these times the Atsuko Kagami Local was a rush-hour-only service.
Lemmy Koopa Underground Corporation

The **Lemmy Koopa Underground Corporation** (LKUC) was a railway company in the city of Lemmy Koopa that operated the Eighth Avenue, Sixth Avenue and Burwood Crossrail lines. The Lemmy Koopa Underground Corporation merged with the Brooklyn Rapid Metro Corporation and the Lemmy Koopa Interborough Railway Corporation to form the Lemmy Koopa Subway Corporation in 1945.

Although the Lemmy Koopa Underground Corporation went out of business in 1945, its legacy survives today as the Lemmy Koopa Subway's A, B, C, D, E, F, G and K services, all part of the B Division.

## Services

As originally designed, the LKUC train identification scheme was based on three things: the Brooklyn trunk line served (8th Avenue or 6th Avenue), the northern branch line served (Wash Heights, Bedford Park, or Pinnacle Boulevard), and the service level (Express or Local). The 8th Avenue routes were A, C, and E. The 6th Avenue routes were B, D, and F. The A and B served Wash Heights. The C and D served Bedford Park. The E and F served Pinnacle Boulevard via the 53rd Street Tunnel. G was used for the Burwood-Homebush "Crossrail" service. H was used for a shuttle train to Costume Boulevard and never served Brooklyn. Single letters were used to indicate an express service and double letters indicates locals. Services bore names in addition to letter designations, and timetable papers featured the particular route character in a different harlequin clown outfit and makeup.

Passengers looked at the letters AA, BB, CC, GG or HH to check whether the incoming train was a local train.

### Use of LKUC's letter system on non-LKUC services

In 1957, the Lemmy Koopa Subway Corporation brought the Brooklyn Rapid Metro Corporation (BRMC) system into the LKUC Letter System, and most services have assigned letters, integrating it into the B division. Sector B, the Eastern Division, got the letters J, K, L and M. Sector C, the Southern Division, got the letters N, Q, R and T.
White Oaks Plaza

White Oaks Plaza is a shopping center located in Springfield, Illinois. It is across White Oaks Mall, just like Sherwood Plaza. Some stores nearby include Sonic Drive-In and Sam’s Club.

## Stores

* Denney Jewelers
* Harvest Market
* GNC
* Fannie May
* Massage Envy
* Olive Garden
* Kohl’s
* Chili’s
* Red Robin
* DXL Men’s Apparel
* Discount Tire
* Aspen Dental
* Burger King
* Lane Bryant
* Sally Beauty Supply
* GameStop
* Carter’s
* Oshkosh (With Carter’s)
* Hallmark
* Bath & Body Works
* White Barn (Connected with Bath & Body Works)
* TJ Maxx
* Great Clips
* LensCrafters
* Five Below (Opened in 2013)
* Ulta Beauty
* Petco
* Treasure Hunt Deals
* Big Lots (Opened in 2018)
* Sierra (Opening November 18th)
* HomeGoods (Opened in 2018)
* Oreck
* McAlister’s Deli
* Xochimilco
* Nails & Spa
* Jimmy John’s
* US Bank
* Luca Pizza

## Former Stores

* BoRics Hair Care (Closed between 2018 or 2019)
* H&R Block (Closed in 2023)
* Lone Star Steakhouse (Closed in 2012)
* Dick Van Dyke Appliance World (Moved by AMC on Wabash)
* Pier 1 Imports (Closed in 2020)
* Catherines Plus Sizes (Closed in 2020)
* Freedom Vapes (Closed in 2016)
* Cub Foods (Rebranded to County Market, now Harvest Market)
* Charming Charlie (Closed in 2019), became Versona
* Lucky Day Deals (Now Treasure Hunt Deals)
* Versona (Closed in 2023)
* County Market (Rebranded to Harvest Market)
* Simply Mac (Closed in 2020)
* Disc Replay (Closed in 2020)
* Complete Nutrition (Closed in 2018)
* Toys R Us (Closed in 2018, replaced by Big Lots)
* Babies R Us (Closed in 2018, became Overstock)
* Overstock Furniture & Mattress (Opened in 2019, moved to Southwest Plaza in 2023)
* OfficeMax (Closed in November 2017, replaced by HomeGoods)
* Hickory River Smokehouse (Closed in 2015)
* Qdoba Mexican Grill (Closed in 2009)
Twin Ponds Marketplace

Twin Ponds Marketplace is a shopping center located in Crystal Lake, Illinois. It is by US-14.

## Anchors

* Ollie’s Bargain Outlet (Opened in 2022)
* Boot Barn (Opened in 2023)
* Dollar Tree (Opened in 2022)
* Home Depot
* PetSmart
* OfficeMax

## Former Anchors

* Pep Boys
* La-Z-Boy
* hhgregg (Closed in 2017)
* Circuit City (Closed in 2009, became hhgregg in 2011)
Lindbergh Plaza

Lindbergh Plaza is a plaza in Springfield, Illinois, right by Parkway Pointe. It was built during 2011 and opened in 2012.

## Stores

* Soak Nails Massage Spa (First store in the plaza)
* PennStation East Coast Subs
* YAP Clinic
* SportClips
* Nail Salon (Opened in 2015)
* Beltone (Opened in 2017)
* Lucky Dogs Slots
* In & Out Pilates Studio

## Former Stores

* TitleMax (Closed in 2015)
* Creve Coeur Camera
* Allstate (Closed in 2022)
Town Fair Center

Town Fair Center is a shopping center that is located in Louisville, Kentucky. There are other stores in the plaza. It has an official logo.

## Anchors

* Malibu Jack’s (Opened in 2019)
* Staples
* Michaels
* Petco (Opened in 2016)

## Former Anchors

* Walmart (Closed in 2018 due to poor performance, replaced by Malibu Jack’s in 2019)
* Tuesday Morning (Closed in 2023)
Duck Creek Plaza

Duck Creek Plaza is a dead shopping center located in Bettendorf, Iowa. It is by Interstate 74, as there is an exit right by the plaza, and also by the border of Illinois.

## Anchors

* Home Depot
* Malibu Jack’s (Will be opening in fall 2023, most likely will revive the shopping center)
* Walgreens

## Former Anchors

* Marshalls (Closed in 2019)
* Schnucks (Closed in 2020)
Evergreen Square

Evergreen Square is a shopping center located in Peoria, Illinois. It is across the street from Sheridan Village Shopping Center. It is mostly dead. It is by Northwoods Mall.

## Anchors

* CitiTrends
* Kroger
* CubeSmart Self Storage (Opened in 2023)
* Oak St. Health
* Dollar Tree

## Former Anchors

* Petco (Closed in 2021 or 2022)
* TJ Maxx (Closed in 2019)
* Office Depot (Closed in 2017)
* Steve & Barry’s (Closed in 2008)
* Hoerr’s Berean Bookstore
* LensCrafters
* Kmart (Closed in 2014, originally Venture, was a green prototype store)
* Venture (Closed in 1998, became Kmart)
* Party City
* Shoe Carnival
* Marshalls (Closed in 2011)
Lincolnwood Town Center

Lincolnwood Town Center is a mall located in Lincolnwood, Illinois. It opened in 1990.

## Anchors

* Kohl’s (Opened in 2002)
* Old Navy (Opened in 2004)
* The RoomPlace (Opened in 2019)

## Former Anchors

* Carson’s (Closed in 2018, replaced by The RoomPlace)
* Madigan’s (Closed in 1991, replaced by JCPenney)
* JCPenney (Closed in 2001, replaced by Kohl’s)
Woodfield Village Green

Woodfield Village Green is a strip mall located in Schaumburg, Illinois. It is by Woodfield Mall.

## Anchors

* PetSmart
* HomeGoods
* Bloomingdale’s Outlet
* The Container Store
* Michaels
* Five Below
* Ulta Beauty
* Barnes & Noble
* Old Navy
* Shoe Carnival
* Torrid
* Marshalls
* Nordstrom Rack
* Sierra (Opened in 2019)

## Former Anchors

* Saks Fifth Avenue Off 5th Outlet
* Furniture Source & Rugs (Closed in 2017)
* Circuit City (Closed in 2009)
* hhgregg (Closed in 2017)
* Avenue
* Lands’ End Inlet
* Pier 1 Imports (Closed in 2020, used as a Spirit Halloween in 2021)
* Borders (Closed in 2011, used as a Spirit Halloween in 2015)
Sheridan Village Shopping Center

Sheridan Village Shopping Center is a shopping center located in Peoria, Illinois. It is across the street from Evergreen Square, which is a dead plaza. Baskin Robbins is also in the plaza as well as a few other stores.

## Anchors

* Hy-Vee (Opened between 2008 to 2010)
* Planet Fitness (Opened between 2012 to 2016)
* Chiro One (Opened between 2019 to 2021)
* CSL Plasma (Opened between 2019 to 2021)

## Former Anchors

* Bergner’s (Closed in 2018, was demolished)
Fairview City Centre

Fairview City Centre is a shopping center located in Fairview Heights, Illinois. The former Kmart and the original OfficeMax had lines and stripes on it. This was because it was originally a Venture. Petco was also an original anchor as well. It was massively remodeled in 2013 after Kmart closed down in 2012.

## Anchors

* Hobby Lobby (Opened in 2015)
* HomeGoods (Opened in 2014)
* Fresh Thyme (Opened in 2015)
* Dick’s Sporting Goods (Opened in 2017)
* OfficeMax (Originally next to Kmart, moved next to Petco)
* Petco (One of the original anchors along with OfficeMax and Kmart)
* DSW
* Ulta Beauty

## Former Anchors

* Kmart (Closed in 2012)
* Venture (Closed in 1998, divided between Kmart and OfficeMax, now Hobby Lobby)
* Sports Authority (Opened in 2013, Closed in 2016, briefly used as a Halloween City in October 2016)
* Borders (Closed in 2011)
* Bed Bath & Beyond (Closed in 2023)
* Bombay
Candlewood Suites Shopping Center

Candlewood Suites Shopping Center is a strip mall located in Normal, Illinois.

## Anchors

* Michaels (Opened in 2012, moved from Colonial Plaza)
* Ross Dress For Less (Opened in 2018)
* Sierra (Opened in 2022)
* Shoe Carnival
* Office Depot
* Petco

## Former Anchors

* Borders (Closed in 2011)
* Dick’s Sporting Goods (Closed in 2016)
* Fresh Market (Closed in 2019)
* Bed Bath & Beyond (Closed in 2023)
La Nonne

***La Nonne*** est un film d'horreur américain réalisé par Corin Hardy, sorti en 2018. Il s'agit du 5e film de l'univers cinématographique *Conjuring*.

## Synopsis

Lorsqu'une jeune nonne se suicide dans une abbaye roumaine, la stupéfaction est totale dans l'Église catholique. Le Vatican missionne aussitôt un prêtre au passé trouble et une novice pour mener l'enquête. Risquant leur vie, les deux ecclésiastiques doivent affronter une force maléfique qui bouscule leur foi et menace de détruire leur âme. Bientôt, l'abbaye est en proie à une lutte sans merci entre les vivants et les damnés.
Monroe Plaza

Monroe Plaza is a strip center in Springfield, Illinois.

## Stores

* Subway
* Simply Fair
* Hawaiian BBQ
* Edward Jones
* Bergh White Opticians
* Audibel
* Gyros Stop
* Swan Nails
* Pizza Hut
* Plato’s Closet (Opened in 2014)
* Clothes Mentor (Opened in 2013)
* Springfield Clinic (Opened in 2021, Has a drive thru because of the old Walgreens)

## Former Stores

* ATI Physical Therapy (Opened in 2016, closed in 2020)
* AT&T
* Bourn Vision and Learning Center
* Walgreens (Moved into the old Goodwill after Goodwill moved in the former K’s Merchandise Mart sometime between 2008 and 2011)
Sherwood Plaza

Sherwood Plaza is a plaza that is located across White Oaks Mall in Springfield, Illinois. There are a few small businesses like Red Wing, Mosser’s Shoes, and Nothing Bundt Cakes, as well as Popeyes. In June 2017, major renovations started in the plaza. Popeyes, CoreLife Eatery and Outback Steakhouse are notable buildings in the plaza. Outback moved to the plaza in 2018, leaving its former location by Crowne Plaza and Red Lobster.

## Anchors

* Binny’s Beverage Depot (Opened in 2017)
* Burlington Coat Factory (Opened in 2018 after it moved from the Town & Country Shopping Center)
* Marshalls (Opened in 2019)
* Boot Barn (Opened in 2023)

## Former Anchors

* Kmart (Closed in December 2016)
* Staples (Closed in February 2017)
White Oaks Mall

White Oaks Mall is a mall in Springfield, Illinois that has been open since 1977. It was originally going to be named Westroads Mall. There are about 100 stores. There used to be a cinema until it closed in 2008. It was demolished sometime between 2009 and 2011.

There will be 2 new anchors in 2023: Malibu Jack’s (which opened on October 6th, but the Grand Opening won’t be until November 3rd), and the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (opening date targeted for late 2023).

Green Hyundai has used abandoned anchors occasionally since 2011.

## Anchors

* Macy’s (Opened in 2006)
* ESporta Fitness (Rebranded from LA Fitness, opened in 2013)
* Malibu Jack’s (Now open)
* Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (Opening in late 2023)
* Dick’s Sporting Goods (Opened in 2004)
* Michaels (Opened in 2019)

## Former Anchors

* Sears (Original anchor, closed in 2018)
* Famous-Barr (Original anchor, Rebranded to Macy’s in 2006)
* Myers Brothers (Original anchor, Rebranded to Bergner’s in 1983)
* Bergner’s (Closed in 2018, was used as a Green Hyundai Super Store for 2 years)
* Cost Plus World Market (Opened in 2005, Closed in 2008, was used as a Spirit Halloween in 2011 and a Green Hyundai Certified West in 2012)
* Linens ‘n Things (Opened in 2005, Closed in 2008, was used briefly as a Green Hyundai Certified West until they moved to the former Cost Plus World Market in April 2012, replaced by hhgregg in 2012)
* Bressmer’s (Original anchor, Rebranded to Stix, Baer and Fuller in 1979)
* Stix, Baer and Fuller (Closed in 1982, replaced by Kohl’s)
* LA Fitness (Rebranded to ESporta Fitness in 2022)
* Kohl’s (Opened in 1982 and closed in 1992)
* hhgregg (Opened in 2012, closed in 2017, was used briefly as a Green dealership in July 2017 and a Halloween City in October 2017)
* Montgomery Ward (Original anchor, closed in 2001)
Fullerton Plaza

Fullerton Plaza is a shopping center located in Chicago, Illinois. It is across from Riverpoint Center. It is also by the North Branch Chicago River, as there is a bridge nearby. The other stores include McDonald’s and Lane Bryant.

## Anchors

* OfficeMax
* TJ Maxx
* Party City
* Bob’s Discount Furniture (Opened in 2017)
Piqua Center

Piqua Center (Originally Miami Valley Centre Mall) is a mall located in Piqua, Ohio. It is very dead.

## Former Anchors

* Hills (Rebranded to Ames in 1999)
* Ames (Closed in 2000, replaced by Steve & Barry’s)
* Steve & Barry’s (Closed in 2008)
* Elder-Beerman (Closed in 2018)
* Sears (Closed in 2019)
* JCPenney (Closed in 2020)
Ridgeview Crossing

Ridgeview Crossing is a shopping center that is located in Elkin, North Carolina. It has been dead for a while ever since Walmart left. It is by Interstate 77 and by a Tractor Supply Co. There are other stores in the plaza. There are other stores inside the plaza.

## Anchors

* Ingles
* Belk

## Former Anchors

* Walmart (Closed in 2008 as they built a new supercenter nearby)
Golf Glen Mart

Golf Glen Mart is a shopping center located in Niles, Illinois. It is by Golf Mill Mall and Interstate 294. There is only one anchor, although there are other stores in the plaza.

## Anchors

* Jungle Of Niles Plant Outlet (Opened in 2021)

## Former Anchors

* Woolco (Opened in 1976, Closed in 1983 and replaced by Kmart)
* Kmart (Closed and replaced by Builders Square)
* Builders Square (Closed and replaced by Value City Department Store)
* Value City Department Store (Closed in 2008, replaced by Meijer)
* Meijer (Opened in 2010, Closed in 2016, replaced by Jungle of Niles Plant Outlet)
Louis Joliet Pointe

Louis Joliet Pointe is a shopping center located in Joliet, Illinois.

## Anchors

* Bob’s Discount Furniture (Opened in 2017)
* Fresh Thyme
* The Room Place
* Michaels
* Planet Fitness
* Kirkland’s

## Former Anchors

* Bed Bath & Beyond (Closed in 2022)
* Sports Authority (Closed in 2016)
* MyGofer (Closed in 2013)
* Kmart (Closed between 2009 to 2012)
* Office Depot
* Factory Card Outlet
City View Center

City View Center is a dead shopping center located in Garfield Heights, Ohio. It opened in 2006, but quickly fell apart because it was built on a landfill. The downfall started in 2008. In 2020, it was redeveloped into a business park. Some stores never opened, like Dollar Tree, Home Depot, and JCPenney. Dollar Tree was supposed to be next to PetSmart. In 2010, there was supposed to be a convention center in the former Walmart but those plans were cancelled, most likely due to the landfill.

## Anchors

* Giant Eagle (Opened in 2006)
* Goodwill (Opened in 2022)

## Former Anchors

* Walmart (Closed in October 2008)
* Jo-Ann (Closed in April 2008)
* PetSmart (Closed in October 2008)
* Circuit City (Closed in December 2008)
* Bed Bath & Beyond (Closed in November 2009)
* Dick’s Sporting Goods (Closed in January 2010)
* Bottom Dollar (Closed in November 2010)
* AJWright (Rebranded to Marshalls in February 2011)
* Marshalls (Closed in mid-2012)
* OfficeMax (Closed in November 2015)
Jamie Lee Curtis

**Jamie Lee Curtis** est une actrice, productrice et réalisatrice américaine, née le 22 novembre 1958 à Los Angeles en Californie. Elle est la fille des acteurs Tony Curtis et Janet Leigh.

Elle commence dans le cinéma en interprétant le personnage de Laurie Strode dans le film d'horreur de John Carpenter *Halloween* (1978). La forte popularité du film la place comme une véritable actrice du genre horrifique, jouant dans *Fog* (1980), *Le Bal de l'horreur* (1980), *Le Monstre du train* (1980) ou encore *Déviation mortelle* (1981), gagnant ainsi le surnom de « The Scream Queen » (« La Reine du hurlement » en français) pour la plupart de son public.

Elle revient à la saga *Halloween* tout au long de sa carrière pour six autres films, reprenant son rôle de Laurie Strode à différents âges : *Halloween 2* (1981), *Halloween, 20 ans après* (1998), *Halloween: Resurrection* (2002), et enfin pour la trilogie à succès réalisée par David Gordon Green : *Halloween* (2018), *Halloween Kills* (2021) et *Halloween Ends* (2022).
Roscoe Square

Roscoe Square (Formerly Riverview Plaza until 2011) is a shopping center located in Chicago, Illinois. Petco is another notable store at the shopping center. In 2011, the shopping center was remodeled, which caused most of the stores that were at the plaza in 2009 to leave, including Payless and RadioShack. Jewel-Osco is next to the plaza.

## Anchors

* Mariano’s
* Walgreens

## Former Anchors

* Ashley HomeStore (Opened in 2019, closed in 2021)
* Blockbuster (Closed in 2010 or 2011, demolished and replaced with Chipotle and other stores)
* Toys R Us (With a Babies R Us inside, originally was with a Kids R Us inside until the plaza was remodeled, closed in 2018)
* Dominick’s (Closed in 2010 or 2011, demolished and replaced by Mariano’s)
Town & Country Shopping Center

Town & Country Shopping Center is a strip mall located in Springfield, Illinois. Some stores nearby include Hy-Vee (Originally a Venture until 1998, then Kmart until it closed in 2003, was demolished in 2013 for Hy-Vee), along with Shell, until it was demolished as well. There was also a McDonald’s on the same street until it closed in January 2017.

## Stores

* Chabad Jewish Center
* Lucy’s Place
* TC Nail Salon
* Super Dollar Tree
* Hibachi Sushi Buffet
* State of Illinois Board of Elections
* Chuck E. Cheese’s
* CitiTrends

## Former Stores

* MC Sports (Now CitiTrends)
* Diamond’s
* TitleMax (Originally by the former Kmart and Shell, moved due to Hy-Vee)
* RadioShack (Closed in 2015)
* eCig City
* Designer Chic
* Hair Cuttery
* Woolco (Closed in 1983)
* Tuesday Morning (Closed in 2023)
* Burlington Coat Factory (Moved to Sherwood Plaza in 2018)
* Destiny Church
* Sprint (Became eCig City, which also closed down)
* ID Communications (Became Sprint, then eCig City)
* Goldblatt’s (Closed in 2000, replaced by Burlington Coat Factory)
Northland Plaza

Northland Plaza is a shopping center located in DeKalb, Illinois.

## Anchors

* Planet Fitness
* TJ Maxx
* Aldi
* Ross Dress For Less (Opened in 2012)
* PetSmart
* Hobby Lobby

## Former Anchors

* Carson’s (Closed in 2018)
* Elder-Beerman (Rebranded to Carson’s sometime between 2008 and 2014)
* JCPenney
* Bed Bath & Beyond
* Leath Furniture
* Sears Hometown
* Borders (Closed in 2011)
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Fox Valley Mall

Fox Valley Mall is a mall that is located in Aurora, Illinois. It opened in 1975.

## Anchors

* Macy’s (Opened in 2006)
* JCPenney

## Former Anchors

* Marshall Field’s (Rebranded to Macy’s in 2006)
* Lord & Taylor (Closed in 1996, replaced by Carson’s)
* Sears (Closed in 2018, briefly used as Halloween City in October 2019, building is now demolished)
* Carson’s (Closed in 2018, building is now demolished)
Fairhills Shopping Center

Fairhills Shopping Center is a strip mall located in Springfield, Illinois. It used to have a little mall. It is located by Grant Middle School.

## Stores

* Family Dollar
* County Market
* Baskin Robbins
* Qik-N-Ez
* Dunkin Donuts
* Jimmy John’s
* United Community Bank
* Family Pride Cleaning & Laundry
* China Wok
* Mel-O-Cream
* Cousin Eddie’s
* Top Nails
* Starbucks (Currently being built, opening date targeted for October)

## Former Stores

* Arby’s (Closed in January 2012)
* Great Clips (Closed in 2022)
* Illini Bank
* Sportscare
* US Tobacco
* Jazzercise
* Piggy Bank (Closed between 2020 to 2022)
* CrossFit Instinct Central
* Dean Carver
* Sundown Tan
* Sojourn’s Resale
* Curves For Women
* Hallmark
Crossroads Shopping Center

Crossroads Shopping Center is a plaza located in Highland Park, Illinois, right by Lake Cook Road and Northbrook. Spirit Halloween and Halloween City have been in this plaza before, mostly in the former Half Price Books.

## Anchors

* LA Fitness
* Ulta Beauty
* Binny’s Beverage Depot
* Guitar Center

## Former Anchors

* Golfsmith (Closed in 2016)
* Half Price Books (Opened in 2008, Closed in 2018)
* Party City
* West Marine (Closed in 2012)
Pointe Plaza

Pointe Plaza is a plaza located in Niles, Illinois. Another strip mall called Village Crossing is also by the area. Some stores nearby include PNC Bank, LA Fitness (was Circuit City, then hhgregg), Shure, and a Nissan dealership. There was a former anchor that I don’t know what it was called.

## Anchors

* Walmart
* Ross Dress For Less (opened in 2011)
* DD’s Discounts (opened in 2022)
* Fresh Farms

## Former Anchors

* Babies R Us (Closed in 2018, was briefly used as a Halloween City in 2018 and 2019)
* Office Depot
* Men’s Wearhouse (Closed in 2021)
Northgate Mall

Northgate Mall was a shopping center located in Decatur, Illinois. The only other tenant there is Rent One, which is not an anchor.

## Former Anchors

* Venture (Closed in 1998)
* Hollywood Video (Closed in 2010)
* U-Haul (Never opened, was supposed to in 2016)
* K’s Merchandise (Closed in 2007)
* Schnucks (Closed in 2002)
* OfficeMax (Closed in 2006)
* Office Depot (Opened in 2006, Closed in 2008)
* Decatur Furniture Warehouse (Closed in 2011)
Capital City Shopping Center

Capital City Shopping Center is a shopping center located in Springfield, Illinois. There are tons of hotels and fast food chains nearby the plaza or in the plaza.

## Anchors

* Big Lots
* Dollar Tree
* AMC
* DropBox (Opened in 2022)
* Five Below (Currently being built)
* Dollar Tree
* Anytime Fitness
* National Rent To Own

## Former Anchors

* Lucy’s Place
* Mae’s Candy & Cake Supplies
* AT&T
* Gallina Pizza
* Jo-Ann (Combined both the Southwest Plaza I location and the Dirksen location together to Southwest Plaza II in 2011)
* Hallmark
* H&R Block
* Shopko (Closed in 2011, used by Spirit Halloween in 2015)
* Zayre (Closed in 1990, replaced by Shopko)
Parkway Pointe

Parkway Pointe is a shopping center by Interstate 72 in Springfield, Illinois. It has been open since the 1990s. Behind Target is Sky Zone, a trampoline park that opened in 2016, and by Walmart, is a cannabis dispensary store called Maribis (originally AMC until 2020). In 2022, the official logo of the shopping center was updated. It is also across the street from Lindbergh Plaza. There are a bunch of hotels near the shopping center.

## Stores

* Walmart
* Target
* Aldi (Opened in 2013)
* Affordable Dentures & Implants (Opened in 2021)
* T-Mobile
* Xfinity (Opened in 2017)
* Shoe Carnival
* Eyemart
* Dotty’s (Opened in 2013)
* Great Clips
* B Nails & Spa (Opened in 2022)
* Mariner Finance (Opened in 2016)
* Chiro One (Opened in 2021)
* Hobby Lobby (opened in 2013)
* Party City (opened in 2016)
* Cricket
* Tribble Vapors
* Crumbl Cookies (Coming soon)
* Wendy’s (Remodeled in 2019)
* Hucks
* Portillo’s (opened in 2020)
* Starbucks
* McDonald’s (Remodeled in 2013)
* Los Rancheros
* Sleep Inn
* Freedom Inn
* Quality Inn
* Club Car Wash (Will be opening on November 16th)
* Yummy Bowl (Opened in 2023)
* Dayna’s Dance Revolution
* Verizon
* Fedex Office
* Papa John’s
* Milan Laser Hair Removal

## Former Stores

* Menards (Moved by Meijer in 2013)
* Comfort Inn (Rebranded into Quality Inn, although Comfort Inn still exists)
* Pie’s The Limit (Closed in 2020)
* Fairfield Inn (Rebranded to Freedom Inn in 2023)
* Three Twigs (Closed in 2022)
* Fun Tan (Closed in 2013)
* Subway (Was at the main Parkway Pointe until 2013, relocated next to Verizon in 2013, and closed in 2020)
* Insure One (Closed in 2020)
* U.S. Cellular
* EB Games (Rebranded to GameStop)
* Perkins (Closed in June 2011)
* Applebee’s (Closed abruptly in 2022)
* Lebeda Mattress Factory (Closed in 2019)
* World Finance (Closed in 2018)
* The Tile Room (Closed in 2023)
* Calhoun’s Design Center (Closed in 2023)
* Walgreens (Closed in 2019)
* Baker’s Square (Closed in 2019)
* Family Christian Stores (Closed in 2017)
* GameStop (Closed in 2020)
* Nail Tech (Closed in 2018)
* Bethel Christian Bookstore (Opened in 1994, Closed in 1998, replaced by Family Christian Stores)
* Cara Mongolian Bar-B-Que (Closed in 2014)
* Pease’s Candy & Nuts (Closed in 2016)
* Sprint (Rebranded to T-Mobile in 2020)
* Dress Barn (Closed in 2017)
* The Party Tree (Closed in November 2011)
* J. Parsons (Opened on Black Friday in 2011, closed in 2012)
Country Aire Shopping Center

Country Aire Shopping Center is a strip mall located in Bolingbrook, Illinois. It is by Two Rivers Plaza and Maple Park Place.

## Anchors

* Big Lots
* Cabinets To Go
* Goodwill
* Lowe’s
* Home Depot
* Meijer
* OfficeMax
* PetSmart
* Planet Fitness (Opened in 2018)
* Modern Furniture (Opened in 2022)

## Former Anchors

* Rockler Woodworking & Hardware (Closed in 2021)
* Party City (Moved to Maple Park Place in 2012)
* Circuit City (Closed in 2009)
* Michaels (Moved by IKEA)
* Linens ‘n Things (Closed in 2008)
* Sears Appliances & Electronics
* Pier 1 Imports
* Borders (Closed in 2011, was used as a Spirit Halloween from 2016 to 2020)
Maple Park Place

Maple Park Place is a strip mall located in Bolingbrook, Illinois. It is by Bollingbrook International Airport. It is also by Two Rivers Plaza and Country Aire Shopping Center.

## Anchors

* Best Buy
* Aldi (Opened in 2018)
* XSport Fitness
* Ross Dress For Less
* Burlington Coat Factory (Opened in 2017)
* Dollar Tree
* Party City (Opened in 2012)

## Former Anchors

* Sports Authority (Closed in 2016)
* Office Depot
* Jo-Ann
Gateway Plaza

Gateway Plaza is a dead shopping center located in Conneaut, Ohio. It is by the Pennsylvania state line and Lake Erie.

## Stores

* AutoZone
* Dollar Tree
* Heated Storage Ohio

## Former Stores

* Kroger (Closed in 1985, replaced by Giant Eagle)
* Giant Eagle (Closed in 2005)
* Kmart (Closed in 2014)
* Burger King (Moved by McDonald’s and Maverick’s Bistro)