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Auburn Mall (Maine)

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Auburn Mall (1979)
Auburn Mall (1979)

Auburn Mall is a shopping mall in Auburn, Maine, United States. Opened in 1979, it features JCPenney as its anchor store. The mall also includes offices for TD Bank, N.A. George Schott is the mall's owner.

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Auburn Mall (Maine)
Center Street, Auburn

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Auburn Mall

Center Street 550
04210 Auburn
Maine, United States
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