The story
The 30,000-square-foot indoor attraction opened in late July 2008 at The Streets of Woodfield.
Everything that was here
- 2008–present · still open
Legoland Discovery CenterAttraction
The first Legoland Discovery Center in the United States.
See the map in 2009 → - 2000–present · still open
The Streets of WoodfieldShopping Center
An indoor mall turned inside out into an open-air shopping street.
See the map in 2001 → - 1991–2000
One Schaumburg PlaceShopping Center
A discount-anchored indoor mall that was mostly vacant for most of its short life.
See the map in 1992 → - 1991–1997
Montgomery WardRetail Store
The anchor whose 1997 closing left the mall largely empty.
See the map in 1992 →
Nearby history
Woodfield Mall
5 Woodfield Mall · 713 m away
The largest mall in America on opening day, built on 191 acres of prairie farmland by a joint venture of Sears and A. Al
Volkening Family Farm
201 South Plum Grove Road · 2.7 km away
A German immigrant homestead from the late 1800s.
Rolling Meadows Historical Museum (The 1950s House)
3100 Central Road · 3.2 km away
A replica Kimball Hill 'Laurel' ranch house frozen in 1953.
Meridian Banquets and Conference Center
1701 Algonquin Road · 3.2 km away
Weddings in a former multiplex.
Veridian
1301 East Algonquin Road · 3.3 km away
A plan to bring downtown-Chicago density to a razed suburban corporate campus.
Schweikher House Museum
645 South Meacham Road · 3.4 km away
A National Register house museum open for tours.
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