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Dayton Arcade (Ohio) - Dayton Arcade was built between 1902 and 1904 in Ohio in the US.

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Dayton Arcade (Ohio) - It was initially planned as a shopping mall which included grocery shops, offices and residences.

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Dayton Arcade (Ohio) - The Dayton Arcade slowly became less and less popular.

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Dayton Arcade (Ohio) - Only ten years after it first opened it closed its doors.

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Dayton Arcade (Ohio) - What was once a huge shopping mall is now just an empty space.

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Cloverleaf (Virginia) - Cloverleaf is in Chesterfield, in the state of Virginia in the US. It first opened in 1972.

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Cloverleaf (Virginia) - It used to be a place of business but is now just an empty building.

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Cloverleaf (Virginia) - In 2007 it had to close its doors due to a fall in visitor numbers, which meant the place became increasingly empty.

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Cloverleaf (Virginia) - In this image you can see the condition of the building since it has closed.

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North Street Arcade (Belfast) - This shopping mall was opened in 1936 in Belfast (Northern Ireland) and survived bombardments during WWII.

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North Street Arcade (Belfast) - However it was finally a tragic fire in 2004 which forced it to close its doors, having damaged the structure of the building.

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North Street Arcade (Belfast) - It is now in this condition.

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North Street Arcade (Belfast) - The building's structure is falling apart.

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Parkway Center (Pittsburgh) - This shopping mall was inaugurated in 1982 in Pittsburgh, in the state of Pennsylvania, in the US.

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Parkway Center (Pittsburgh) - The shopping mall slowly lost its clients and eventually only had a Kmart shop.

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Parkway Center (Pittsburgh) - After losing the Kmart, the shopping center closed its doors in 2013 and the decision was made to demolish the building.

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Parkway Center (Pittsburgh) - Since then, the shopping mall has looked like this.

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New World Shopping (Bangkok) - It was a large shopping center in Bangkok (Thailand). It had 11 floors.

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New World Shopping (Bangkok) - A fire destroyed the building and it is now empty, occupied only by water and fish.

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Crestwood Court (Missouri) - The shopping mall was built in Missouri in the US in 1957.

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Crestwood Court (Missouri) - It was the first big mall in the city of St Louis and promised to bring in consumers.

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Crestwood Court (Missouri) - 56 years later it closed after all the shops inside moved elsewhere and it slowly emptied.

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Crestwood Court (Missouri) - The building just became another 'dead' shopping mall.

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Rolling Acres (Ohio) - This shopping mall was also in Ohio and opened in 1975.

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Rolling Acres (Ohio) - It had almost 40 shops at one time, but little by little they closed and the shopping mall itself closed in 2013.

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Rolling Acres (Ohio) - It has now completely fallen apart.

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Randall Park (Ohio) - It had around 120 shops and employed 5 thousand people.

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Randall Park (Ohio) - The shopping mall opened to the public in 1976 and was projected to be a big success.

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Randall Park (Ohio) - The mall entered a period of decline when owners abandoned their businesses, and it gradually emptied.

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Randall Park (Ohio) - The building was also demolished.

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