Pennsylvania is no stranger to malls, so it comes as no surprise to occasionally stumble upon an undiscovered one. That's my experience with the Lake Montrose Mall, a small strip center with an enclosed walkway in front of it. Overall, it is very similar in concept to Honesdale's Route 6 Mall or Clearfield Square. Yes, it isn't much of a mall, but it counts since it meets the criteria. It is anchored by a local supermarket with a few inline tenants like Dollar Tree.
NOTE: This post comes from outside the blog's coverage area.
The Seneca Kmart location was a bit of an oddball. I didn't see any major evidence of a former cafe here, though it is possible it may have had one. It only featured a pharmacy. One unique feature here is that the garden shop was open air, meaning there was no wall to the fenced off area. Additionally, the store still had Big K era signage for some of the departments. The building is now subdivided between Hobby Lobby and a vacant space to my knowledge.
