Abandoned Wilson Mall Tour [Wilson, NC]

Embark on a chilling exploration as we uncover a dead mall juxtaposed with a creepy cemetery in Wilson, NC. Join us as we navigate the deserted corridors and forgotten storefronts of this once-thriving shopping center, now lost to time and decay. But that's not all - our journey takes an eerie turn as we stumble upon a nearby cemetery, shrouded in mystery and shadow. With each step, we delve deeper into the haunting atmosphere of this abandoned complex, pondering the stories of those who once frequented its halls. Join us as we unravel the secrets of this forgotten landscape, where the echoes of the past linger amidst the silence of the present. Don't miss out on this spine-tingling adventure as we explore a dead mall with a creepy cemetery in Wilson, NC.
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[@MrRedrider1968]

I really enjoyed this video! Actually, there is a large
cemetery behind a shopping mall in my area. The mall is definitely booming and the cemetery has been there, I’m sure long before I was born. In the mid 70s and early 80s, there was a movie theater as well in the back area of the mall. It had $3. discount
prices for the early matinee shows before say 3 pm. Also, weekend midnight showings of both the
Rocky Horror Picture Show and Led Zepplin’s concert movie The Song Remains The Same. It stayed in business through the mid 80s. Nothing
like the current AMC theater set up I’m sure. lol

[@vistatiger7493]

I googled some pics and the store @8:00 with the merchandise pickup was Sears and the store with the awning @3:07 was originally Belk. Did Belk move to a new location in Wilson as the company is still in business unlike Sears? Belk is the one anchor store that seems to thrive in both dead and vibrant malls.

[@trevonpernell0814]

Wilson, NC native here. Belk did, indeed, leave the mall back in 2006 for Herritage Crossing (still stands today).

[@jonah3094]

at 2:27 i put that rock and that plywood there ;)