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Jeff Polett

ContributorsPolett, Jeff (Interviewee) / Navarro McElhaney, Kristine (Interviewer)

Created2018-07-11

DescriptionJeff Polett recalls his memories of helping his father manage Polett's men's fashion store at Park Central Mall.

Naomi Remer

ContributorsRemer, Naomi (Interviewee) / Milowski, Daniel (Interviewer)

Created2018-04-07

Description

Naomi Remer shares her memories of Remer's Gift Shop at Park Central Mall.

Mike Larson

ContributorsLarson, Mike (Interviewee) / England, Jon (Interviewer)

Created2018-03-03

DescriptionMike Larson describes working at Park Central Mall.

Mark Cavness

ContributorsCavness, Mark (Interviewee) / Navarro McElhaney, Kristine (Interviewer)

Created2018-04-23

Description

Mark Cavness recalls shopping at Park Central Mall.

Jeni O'Callaghan

ContributorsO'Callaghan, Jeni (Interviewee) / Navarro McElhaney, Kristine (Interviewer)

Created2018-02-18

DescriptionJeni O'Callaghan recalls her memories of Park Central Mall.

Jerry Slonsky & Mark and Phyllis Hughes

ContributorsSlonsky, Jerry (Interviewee) / Hughes, Mark (Interviewee) / Hughes, Phyllis (Interviewee) / Milowski, Daniel (Interviewer)

Created2018-04-04

Description

Jerry Slonsky & Mark and Phyllis Hughes recall their memories from Park Central Mall.

Helen Kett

ContributorsKett, Helen R. (Interviewee) / Milowski, Daniel (Interviewer)

Created2018-03-03

Description

Helen R. Kett was born in New Jersey but wanted to come to Arizona because she always thought it was a beautiful state. After she moved to Arizona she would come on the bus with her son to the mall. Helen has always loved Native American jewelry and would…

Helen R. Kett was born in New Jersey but wanted to come to Arizona because she always thought it was a beautiful state. After she moved to Arizona she would come on the bus with her son to the mall. Helen has always loved Native American jewelry and would sometimes come to the mall to look in the stores for some. She told a small anecdote about Clint Eastwood filming a movie right past her building. Helen remembered the photo booth, where she took the photo of her and her son. It was only 50 cents for 3 or 4 photos. Helen tells the story of the first few days in Phoenix and where she lived. She loved to ice skate and remembers several ice rinks in the area and other malls.