Last week's entry was 66th & Penn, by the way. Forgot to mention that. This week:
No ordinary strip mall, this one: big, with big anchors:
Nearby was a move theater, long gone; looks like it had a cool entrance. It opened in 1947, and was designed by George Beck:
Well, if I show you the main anchor, you'll get it:
Yes indeed:
The Hub. So it was named then; so it is named today. Enjoy some more historical views, here.
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