Bellaire Triangle Shopping Center

I will try to give you a *right angle* on the triangle, which is a set of stores and businesses that circled their wagons and face the surrounding streets. It’s nondescript, with some wear evident in most of the buildings. Interestingly, it divides Bellaire generally as follows: Commercial to the North of it, Hispanic to the West, and well-​to-​do homes to the South (the triangle’s «High-​pot-​in-​use» only occurs occasionally, when students from the high school much further south park in the lot at night).
Opened in February 1959, and the basic sign is still in place.
This shopping center history is somewhat like that of the Bermuda Triangle, with regard to disappearing things — shops in this case. But unlike Bermuda Triangle, this one is safer, since it is surrounded by donut shops (shaped like life preservers).
History:
Some store histories:
Bellaire Coffee shop (a real coffee shop from a time warp to an original location of One’s a Meal)
Jeanne’s Rock Shop … store disappeared, but rocks can still be bought from Jeanne on-​line
CVS formerly Eckerd’s formerly Madings Rexall Drugs
Ninfas, now Carmelitas
Ghost stores: One’s a Meal, Grif’s burgers
So, pass this triangle with caution, or you, too, may disappear… or at least have *acute* pain (you did pass Geometry in school, right?)