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The Tudor Malls, located in the southernmost section of Queens, are named after Tudor Village, a development of Tudor-style homes built in 1929, which marked the transformation of this area from rural to residential. The Tudor architectural movement grew during the reign of the Tudor monarchy in England during the 16th century.
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