The original mall housed 250,000 leasable square feet and thirty-eight tenant spaces. There were also sixteen (Second Floor) office suites and two outparcel businesses. A Second Phase plan would have developed the property across South Independence Boulevard with a large department store and additional inline stores. Cinema I & II was built instead.

The locations of several stores and services are shown in this detail view of the 1964 site plan. Moreover, we have indicated where various Central Mall facilities were. The Ivey's (nee' Bon Marche) anchor store occupied the only 2-level tenant space in CHARLOTTETOWN MALL.

CHARLOTTETOWN MALL TENANTS 1964:

IVEY'S OF CHARLOTTE / ROSES 5-10 & 25 Cent store (with Snack Bar) / COLONIAL supermarket / Baxter Clothes men's wear / Best Shops ladies' wear / Bon Bon Shop / Brittain's Shoes / Cakery Bakery / Charlottetown Bookshop / Charlottetown Esso service station (outparcel) / Charlottetown Key (kiosk) / Charlottetown Mall Beauty Salon / Charlottetown Mall Electric Shaver Shop / Charlottetown Offices (Second Floor) / Charlottetown Pet Center / Cinema I & II (outparcel) / Douglas Furs / Eckerd Drugs (with luncheonette) / Elaine's Underfashions / Faith Shoe Repair / Ferrell's Opticians / Franklin Simon ladies' wear / Hi-Fi Camera Center / Hord's Studio portrait photographers / Hostess Shop Gifts / Kay Jewelers / Lerner Shops ladies' wear / Magnavox Home Entertainment Center / Mall Barber Shop / Milton's Clothing Cupboard / North Carolina National Bank (outparcel) / Phillips Shoes / Piedmont Floor Covering Company / Public Auditorium (Second Floor) / Robert's Watch & Jewelry Repair / Roseland Floral Company (kiosk) / S & W Cafeteria (Second Floor) / S & W Silver Grill / Sherwin Williams Paints / Singer Sewing Center / TobaccoTown / The Sportsman sporting goods / The Stork Center maternity wear / The Tweed Shop ladies' wear / Thom Mcan Shoes / Tots To Teens / US Post Office / Western Auto