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*"Northshore Mall makes 50th birthday" ''Salem News'', Sept. 1, 2008, p.1 | *"Northshore Mall makes 50th birthday" ''Salem News'', Sept. 1, 2008, p.1 | ||
*"A new world of retail shopping" ''Boston Sunday Globe'', Nov. 7, 1993, North Weekly, p. 1 | *"A new world of retail shopping" ''Boston Sunday Globe'', Nov. 7, 1993, North Weekly, p. 1 | ||
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The property in which Northshore Mall is situated was once home to a mansion for Elias Haskett Derby's daughter. The home, with carvings by famed woodcarver Samuel McIntire, was known as Oak Hill. Later is was purchased by the Rogers family. Religious brother, the Xaverians bought Oak Hill in 1922. The Northshore Shopping center was dedicated on Sept. 12, 1958, with Jordan Marsh and Filene's as anchor stores. Nearby, Salem's downtown shops were adversely affected, as were other nearby towns, when people began shopping exclusively at the shopping center.
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- "Northshore Mall makes 50th birthday" Salem News, Sept. 1, 2008, p.1
- "A new world of retail shopping" Boston Sunday Globe, Nov. 7, 1993, North Weekly, p. 1
