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Landmark Center in Alexandria, Va., celebrated its reopening as an enclosed mall with three days of special events. This image shows the Alexandria Symphony performing in the center of the mall as part of the celebration.

A view of Sears at Landmark shopping center in Alexandria, Va., taken from the south side of Duke Street. To the right of Sears, the names of smaller stores are displayed but are unreadable.

This view shows Sears at Landmark Center in Alexandria, Va., shortly after it opened.

A view of the Sears court at Landmark Mall in Alexandria, Va.

Shoppers in the open mall area at Landmark Center in Alexandria, Va. This view faces northeast with Hecht's visible in the background and Woodward & Lothrop visible on the left.

Shoppers along the pedestrian area at Landmark Center in Alexandria, Va. This view faces southwest with Sears visible in the background and Woodward & Lothrop visible on the right.

The Sully Historic Site house was the 18th century home of Richard Bland Lee which was Virginia’s first congressman and uncle to General Robert E. Lee. The Lee’s lived in the home from 1794-1811. Today it serves as a historic site allowing the public…

The third level of the parking garage located on the west side of Landmark Mall in Alexandria, Va. This view shows the entrance to the former Woodies and new cars being stored for a dealership.

Walkway from the parking garage to the second floor of Landmark Mall in Alexandria, Va. This entrance is on the northwest side of the mall.

A view of Woodward & Lothrop, or Woodies, at Landmark Center in Alexandria, Va. This view also shows the names of some of the smaller non-anchor stores and businesses, including the S & W Cafeteria.