If you grew up in the Capital Region, you probably have a memory or two of Latham Circle Mall.

Maybe it was meeting friends after school, grabbing a bite to eat, shopping at Caldor, or just wandering around because, well, that's what we did before smartphones!

For decades, Latham Circle Mall was a popular shopping destination and gathering spot for families throughout the Capital Region.

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Remember Latham Circle Mall?

While Crossgates and Colonie Center eventually became the area's dominant shopping destinations, Latham Circle Mall had its own loyal following.

Unfortunately, changing shopping habits and the loss of major retailers took their toll. Caldor closed in 1999, and over time, more stores followed.

The mall eventually closed and was demolished in 2013, but the memories are still very much alive.

Take a Walk Down Memory Lane

The gallery below features photos taken inside Latham Circle Mall during its final days, shortly before demolition.

Photographer Frank Zecca captured these images, offering a look at a once-bustling Capital Region landmark.

It's hard to believe it's been more than a decade since the mall disappeared!

Take a look through the photos below and tell us: What's the first store, restaurant, or memory that comes to mind when you think of Latham Circle Mall?

See the Photos Below

Nostalgic Photos Taken Inside Latham Circle Mall Before 2013 Demo

Gallery Credit: Brian Cody TSM Albany

Summer Vacation in the '80s: These Nostalgic Photos Say It All

Gallery Credit: Stephen Lenz