Dutchess Mall

Dutchess Mall was an enclosed shopping mall in the United States in Fishkill, New York. The mall was demolished except for the Jamesway and Service Merchandise buildings. Currently, the former mall property is the site of a Home Depot store, as well as the former Service Merchandise building that has been gutted and now awaiting future use, with the Dutchess Marketplace Flea Market in the former Jamesway, and the rest of the property awaiting further redevelopment. Dagar Group manages the shopping area. R.C. Chera Realty Group is the exclusive leasing broker for the existing vacant structure.
Dutchess Mall opened during 1974 as the first mall in Dutchess County.
The mall occupied a portion of a site used during the American Revolutionary War by the Fishkill Encampment and Supply Depot, which has been listed on the National Register of Historical Places since Dutchess Mall's opening. The Fishkill Encampment was previously scheduled for conversion to a national park, but the plan was rejected. Original anchors of the mall included Mays and Luckey Platt, two local department stores; other major tenants included Flah's and Drug World , as well as Radio Shack and Waldenbooks .

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