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Artifact: See inside the new Monroeville movie theater
Type: Press / Social Media
Year: 2013
Submitted by: Monroeville Mall Admin
Source: WTAE
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Article date: 2013-11-06

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See inside the new Monroeville movie theater Cinemark Monroeville Mall grand opening set for Nov. 7 Share Copy Link Copy {copyShortcut} to copy The new movie theater at Monroeville Mall is almost ready to open for business. The Cinemark Monroeville Mall movie theater was built in a space formerly occupied by JC Penney. Cinemark Monroeville Mall will be the third anchor at the mall, along with JC Penney and Macy's....

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Cinemark Monroeville Mall grand opening set for Nov. 7 The Cinemark Monroeville Mall is ready to open for business. Let's take a look around the new movie theater.

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Artifact: See inside the new Monroeville movie theater
Type: Press / Social Media
Year: 2013
Submitted by: Monroeville Mall Admin
Source: WTAE
Archive page: View artifact details
Article date: 2013-11-06

Article summary
See inside the new Monroeville movie theater Cinemark Monroeville Mall grand opening set for Nov. 7 Share Copy Link Copy {copyShortcut} to copy The new movie theater at Monroeville Mall is almost ready to open for business. The Cinemark Monroeville Mall movie theater was built in a space formerly occupied by JC Penney. Cinemark Monroeville Mall will be the third anchor at the mall, along with JC Penney and Macy's....

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Cinemark Monroeville Mall grand opening set for Nov. 7 The Cinemark Monroeville Mall is ready to open for business. Let's take a look around the new movie theater.

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Members can use this thread to discuss the artifact, article context, sourcing, and related memories.]]> <![CDATA[Horror Icon Ken Foree Shares Plea to Preserve ‘Dawn of the Dead’ Mall]]> https://monroevillemall.org/forums/showthread.php?tid=43 Mon, 23 Mar 2026 12:24:13 +0800 CPTQuaG]]> https://monroevillemall.org/forums/showthread.php?tid=43 Archive artifact discussion

Artifact: Horror Icon Ken Foree Shares Plea to Preserve ‘Dawn of the Dead’ Mall
Type: Press / Social Media
Year: 2025
Submitted by: CPT QuaG
Source: bloody-disgusting.com
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Article date: 2025-06-04

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Horror Icon Ken Foree Shares Plea to Preserve ‘Dawn of the Dead’ Mall Movies ‘Silent Rage’ and 10 Action-Slasher Horror Movies You Maybe Haven’t Seen All ‘Saw’ Movies Now Streaming on Netflix – Complete 10-Movie Franchise Available! Friday, March 20 – These 8 New Horror Movies Just Released This Week Isabelle Fuhrman Cast in Alien Horror Movie ‘Signal One’ 13 Upcoming Horror Movies Releasing in Spring 2026 TV Kyri...

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The Monroeville Mall, where George A. Romer of famously filmed Dawn of the Dead, was recently sold to Walmart. Although the retail giant has yet to disclose its plans for the property, horror fans are concerned about losing the iconic location. The mall is currently home to a bronze bust of Romero, commemorating its cinematic legacy, as well as The Living Dead Museum. It has also hosted zombie walks, tours, and conventions, in addition to becoming a tourist spot for horror fans. Ken Foree, who starred as Peter Washington in Dawn of the Dead, shared his impassioned thoughts about the future of the Monroeville Mall on social media: “This place means a great deal to millions. It is now going t...

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Artifact: Horror Icon Ken Foree Shares Plea to Preserve ‘Dawn of the Dead’ Mall
Type: Press / Social Media
Year: 2025
Submitted by: CPT QuaG
Source: bloody-disgusting.com
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Article date: 2025-06-04

Article summary
Horror Icon Ken Foree Shares Plea to Preserve ‘Dawn of the Dead’ Mall Movies ‘Silent Rage’ and 10 Action-Slasher Horror Movies You Maybe Haven’t Seen All ‘Saw’ Movies Now Streaming on Netflix – Complete 10-Movie Franchise Available! Friday, March 20 – These 8 New Horror Movies Just Released This Week Isabelle Fuhrman Cast in Alien Horror Movie ‘Signal One’ 13 Upcoming Horror Movies Releasing in Spring 2026 TV Kyri...

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The Monroeville Mall, where George A. Romer of famously filmed Dawn of the Dead, was recently sold to Walmart. Although the retail giant has yet to disclose its plans for the property, horror fans are concerned about losing the iconic location. The mall is currently home to a bronze bust of Romero, commemorating its cinematic legacy, as well as The Living Dead Museum. It has also hosted zombie walks, tours, and conventions, in addition to becoming a tourist spot for horror fans. Ken Foree, who starred as Peter Washington in Dawn of the Dead, shared his impassioned thoughts about the future of the Monroeville Mall on social media: “This place means a great deal to millions. It is now going t...

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Members can use this thread to discuss the artifact, article context, sourcing, and related memories.]]> <![CDATA[Walmart asks for grant money to tear down Monroeville Mall]]> https://monroevillemall.org/forums/showthread.php?tid=36 Sat, 21 Mar 2026 13:30:59 +0800 Peter]]> https://monroevillemall.org/forums/showthread.php?tid=36 Archive artifact discussion

Artifact: Walmart asks for grant money to tear down Monroeville Mall
Type: Video
Year: 2025
Submitted by: Monroeville Mall Admin
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLxhcPwVxGU&t=19s
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Walmart purchased the mall in January through the company South Saturn Ridge LLC for a price of $34 million.

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Artifact: Walmart asks for grant money to tear down Monroeville Mall
Type: Video
Year: 2025
Submitted by: Monroeville Mall Admin
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLxhcPwVxGU&t=19s
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Article summary
Walmart purchased the mall in January through the company South Saturn Ridge LLC for a price of $34 million.

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