Take a look at what the Galleria looked like when it opened its doors in Houston in 1970.
At the time, the mall consisted of the Post Oak Tower and an indoor ice-skating rink, becoming the first Texas mall with an ice rink.
Throughout the years, the Galleria has expanded in size, adding multiple wings and a few former anchors including Frost Brothers, Lord & Taylor, Marshall Field’s, Foley’s and Macy’s at Sage.Today, the Galleria continues to entertain more than 30 million visitors each year. It houses a variety of fine stores, restaurants, two high-rise hotels, two swimming pools and even a Little Galleria play area.
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