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** 2222: former location of [[Utopia Cleaners]], [[Mayfield Cleaners]], [[Annabelle & Lulu's]], [[T-Bones]], [[Subway]] (- May 2015)
** 2222: former location of [[Utopia Cleaners]], [[Mayfield Cleaners]], [[Annabelle & Lulu's]], [[T-Bones]], [[Subway]] (- May 2015)
** 2224: [[Lovely Nails]], former location of [[Beauty Land]], [[Movie Time]]
** 2224: [[Lovely Nails]], former location of [[Beauty Land]], [[Movie Time]]
** 2226: [[Taj India]], former location of [[Savage's Bakery]], [[Ben Franklin Stores]]
** 2226: [[Taj India]], former location of [[Savage's Bakery]], [[Ben Franklin Stores]], [[Pasquale's Pizza & Pasta]]
** 2228: [[Highland Package Store]] (2009-) former location of [[Plaza Variety Store]], [[Spivey's]], [[Lovett's Flowers]] and [[Dollar Tree]]
** 2228: [[Highland Package Store]] (2009-) former location of [[Plaza Variety Store]], [[Spivey's]], [[Lovett's Flowers]] and [[Dollar Tree]]
** 2230: [[Western Supermarket]], former location of [[A & P]] Super Market
** 2230: [[Western Supermarket]], former location of [[A & P]] Super Market

Revision as of 11:48, 1 September 2015

This article is about the shopping center, for the nearby condominium tower, see Highland Plaza Apartments.
Highland Plaza in the 1950s

Highland Plaza (originally Plaza Stores) is a shopping center on the 2200 block of Highland Avenue, between 22nd Street South and 11th Court South. The Art Deco-style strip was designed by James Gatling for Shepherd-Sloss Realty, and opened in 1938.

The south end of the building includes a lower-level area, originally the home of Caddell Creamery, and later used by Upside-Down Plaza before being renovated for the Hot and Hot Fish Club restaurant.

The shopping center was damaged by fire in the 1970s.

Tenants