Notable Sites of The Past
- Chapel Square Mall (1967–2002). Now converted to luxury apartments; the first indoor shopping mall in the country to be converted as such.
- College Street Cinema
- College (Hyperion) Theater (1880–1998)
- The Edw. Malley Co. (1852–1982). Demolished in 1997 and scheduled for replacement by Gateway Community College.
- Kresge's. Converted into a parking garage.
- Macy's. Demolished in 2007. Scheduled for replacement by Gateway Community College.
- New Haven Arena (1914–1924, 1926-1972?)
- New Haven Coliseum (1972–2007). Razed and filled with a parking lot.
- Shartenberg's Department Store (1915–1962). Razed in 1964 as part of Mayor Richard C. Lee's redevelopment plans. For many years a parking lot, the site has been replaced by 360 State Street, a mixed-use development of high-rise condominiums, offices and apartments.
- York Square Cinema (1970–2005)
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