Village Square circa 1980

[Usetoworkthere]

I remember a waterbed store there, 4D's Waterbeds, and a great deli right across from it, Anybody know the name?

[ILUVFLO]

Village Square closing was really one of the worst things to happen for the Hazelwood and Florissant area! It really was a great place to shop! I used to love going to Old Town with my mom and to the ice shop and candy shop there!

[home]

what is up?

[Responder]

I remember a grocery store, a Dairy Queen and a convenience store right across the way from Dairy Queen.

[miss piggy]

I remember the magic shop that had the scary masks and fake poop! And the magic resipe pizza place!

[Marcus Welby]

Before they created Old Town in Village Square, some of the stores were Golde's, Flaming Pit, Kresge's, Lane Bryant???, and a shoe repair shop. There was also a drug store on the end (closest to the swimming pool) that I believe was either Gasen or Glaser drugs and a coin shop near the drug store. The swimming pool used to be where CD Reunion now stands.

[Also]

Suncance Silver and Hide, Pearl Paint and Caseys Sporting Goods

[Ha Ha]

The sausage shop was a neat place
Sausage, cheese, etc.
Goldes had the talking black bird.

[OldFlo]

I remember that you could smoke in the theater if you sat in the balcony. Good old days before the nicotine-nazis started confusing manners and liberty.

[Old timer]

Usetoworkthere wrote:

I remember a waterbed store there, 4D's Waterbeds, and a great deli right across from it, Anybody know the name?

Babor's or similar spelling. Also had a store at NW Plaza or Northland. Good people, great sandwiches with trimmings

[hardhead]

didn't they have an orange julis there.