Do You Remember the Westfield Annapolis Mall?

Westfield Annapolis is a shopping mall, owned by Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield and is located near the junction of U.S. Route 50 and Interstate 97 in Parole, near Annapolis, Maryland. As of 2022, the mall features the traditional tenants Macy's and JCPenney, and prominent specialty stores Free People, Intimissimi, Janie & Jack, and Crate & Barrel.

[@MrAsmith1583]

Grew up in Maryland and we went to Annapolis Mall all the time. My mother loved Morrison's cafeteria so we would go out to eat there and then go to the mall. Babbages, Radio Shack and "Electric Avenue" at Montgomery Wards were my favorite stores. Benetton, and Merry Go Round were the popular clothing stores at the time. There was also a cool knife shop where I would buy Swiss Army Knives. Also, I remember when they added Nordstrom and the California Pizza Kitchen. I was one of the first employees to work at the CPK too. Can't believe it's still open after 30 years.

[@karenholt9744]

In high school in the 80s, one friend worked in the Great American Cookie Company. That store seemed to last fairly long, considering the high store turn over rate. Huge cookies with writing on them were featured. Another friend worked at the Chick fil A in the original food court area, and walked around outside of the store in the official CHICKEN costume. My mom didn't care for shopping, but always went to the Montgomery Ward. When QVC came along, that was the end of that! haha

[@shortguy1994]

Was really hoping there would’ve been some pictures of the old warner bros store that used to be in the pottery barn kids

[@ilovemayo123]

I’m sure in my dads old slides (yes, slides!) have pictures of the e mall in the late 80’s. Maybe one day they’ll see the light of day

[@retrostephanie1]

Six is the answer. All I have to say is, I grew up in the 80s and hanging out in the mall was the thing to do and was so fun.

[@EricCProductions76]

thanks for watching

[@PurplePuppy2006]

A Westfield type mall these malls are cool. And very BIG!

[@EricCProductions76]

thanks for watching

[@sntemp]

This mall had a little movie theater in it. I'm sure it's closed now but in the late 90's and early 2000's I loved it. It couldn't have had more than 4 screening rooms and each theater probably held 40-50 people. It was super cozy and cute.

[@Saintnick90]

That theater closed around 2000 or so when a much larger theater opened at the end of the mall with a new food court.

[@karenholt9744]

I remember. I saw Ghostbusters there. We loved going to Boardwalk Fries, which was just across from the theater.

[@MrCarlos93B]

I worked at the old theater in the 80’s. There were 6 or so tiny rooms with small screens and terrible sound, and one larger auditorium with Dolby.

[@Daredevil71120]

I thought Arundel Mills was the biggest mall in Maryland?

[@easyontheeyes78]

I was watching the new Die Hard movie the day of that shooting

[@PatrickMcCardell]

That map you used was for annapolistowncenter another place to do formerly parole center AKA Sears town the original spot of Sears before wards left in-fact wards was at annapolis mall since70s before mall was built mall was originally built by May centers the owners of hechts

[@EricCProductions76]

thanks for the correction

[@MrCarlos93B]

Try punctuation.

[@stevefox898]

I wish I could forget it. I hate malls. Malls are boring.

[@greenbboos]

Do Christiana mall

[@EricCProductions76]

It is on my list to do. It will be out soon. Thanks.