It was announced last week that Circle Centre Mall in downtown Indianapolis has been sold for redevelopment. It’s been a part of the downtown landscape since 1995.

According a Circle Centre Preview aired on Channel 6 at the time, and now available on YouTube, the mall originally had space for 100 tenants including restaurants, retail and entertainment.

Here’s what was in Circle Centre Mall when it first opened on September 8, 1995.

Retail stores and businesses Circle Centre Mall in 1995

• Abercrombie & Fitch
• Ann Taylor
• Banana Republic
• Barani Shoes
• Bentley’s
• Brookstone
• Cacique
• County Seat
• Doubleday Books
• Eddie Bauer
• Enzo Angiolini
• Express
• FAO Schwarz
• Farmer’s Almanac
• Field of Dreams
• Finish Line
• Garden Botanika
• Indiana News
• Kitchen Express
• Junkyard
• Lane Bryant
• Lerner NY
• Limited Too
• Nordstrom
• Parisian
• Ralph Marlin
• Sam Goody
• The Body Shop
• The Disney Store
• Victoria’s Secret
• Warner Bros. Studio Store
• William H. Block

Restaurants and food in Circle Centre Mall in 1995

• Big Easy
• California Cafe Bar & Grille
• Great American Cookie Company
• Johnny Rockets
• Spaghetti Factory
• Sports City Cafe
• Steward & Co.
• Sweet Factory

Entertainment in Circle Centre Mall in 1995

• Starport
• United Artist Theater

The latest: Circle Centre has officially been sold for redevelopment. Here’s when construction could start

The Indianapolis Artsgarden was originally a major draw to the mall and cost $13 million on its own, with a capacity of 600 people.

According to local reporting at the time, the Circle Centre Mall was a $314 million (approx. $643 million today) investment into Indianapolis that brought several businesses into the heart of downtown to be near the mall, including Steak n’ Shake, Clancy’s Inc. and Pizzeria Uno.

The mall was sold for $85 million earlier this week and is planned to be redeveloped. Read the full story about the plans for the future here.

Katie Wiseman is a trending news intern at IndyStar. Contact her at klwiseman@gannett.com. Follow her on Twitter @itskatiewiseman.

PITTSBURGH — Pitt Panthers veteran offensive lineman Jake Kradel will have a shot to compete in the NFL, as he told Noah Hiles of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette that he is attending the Indianapolis Colts rookie minicamp.

Kradel spent six seasons with the Panthers from 2018-23 and played a variety of positions across the offensive line, with 52 games played and 46 starts.

The Butler, Pa. native didn’t play in any games in 2018, redshirting, but then played in 12 games in 2019, including starting the seven final games at right guard.

Kradel would start and play eight games at right guard in 2020 and continued to do so in 2021, starting the first 10 games, nine at right guard and one at center against New Hampshire, before suffering a season-ending injury, preventing him from playing in the ACC Championship game.

He started all 13 games in 2022, with five starts at his normal right guard and eight starts at center, when Owen Drexel suffered an injury after the second game of the season.

Kradel would play in nine games and started eight in 2023, his final collegiate season, starting the first three at center and then moving to guard after suffering an injury, starting five games back at right guard.

He isn’t the only former Pitt player who will compete at the Colts rookie minicamp, as tight end Malcolm Epps will join him there.

The Colts also drafted Pitt offensive tackle Matt Goncalves with the No. 79 overall pick in the Third Round. They also signed former Pitt quarterback Kedon Slovis as an undrafted free agent.

Pitt had two other players drafted, as the New Orleans Saints took wide receiver Bub Means with the No. 170 overall pick in the Fifth Round and the Las Vegas Raiders selected cornerback M.J. Devonshire with the No. 229 overall pick in the Seventh Round. The Washington Commanders signed cornerback A.J. Woods as an undrafted free agent, and so too did the New England Patriots with former defensive end John Morgan III.

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