A site plan of the original facility. When fully-leased, it housed fifty-six stores and services. The surrounding parking area could accommodate 6,900 autos. One of the mall's many features was its Professional Building, an 8-story office tower.

OAKBROOK CENTER TENANTS 1962:

MARSHALL FIELD & COMPANY (with Beauty Salon and Oak Room Restaurant) / SEARS (with Coffee Shop and freestanding Auto Center) / BONWIT TELLER / S.S. KRESGE 5 & 10 (with luncheonette) / JEWEL TEA COMPANY supermarket / A.C. Allyn Company stock brokers / Almer Coe Optical / Arcade Barber Shop / Baker's Qualicraft Shoes / Bank of Oakbrook / Baskin Clothing / Benson-Rixon men's wear / Best & Company / Blunt, Ellis & Simons stock brokers / Broadstreets men's wear / Burny Brothers Bakery / C.D. Peacock Jewelers / Chandler's Shoes / Dutch Mill Candies / Edward's Restaurant / Fabric Mart / Famous Beauty Salons / Fannie May Candies / Flagg Brothers Shoes / Guilded Cage / Henrici's restaurant / House of Organs / Household Finance Corporation / John P. Daleiden Company religious items / Dutch Mill Candies / Edwards Restaurant / Fabric Mart / Famous Beauty Salon / Fannie May Candies / Flagg Brothers Shoes / Gilded Cage fashion accessories / Henrici's Restaurant / House of Organs / Household Finance Corporation / Joseph Salon Shoes / Kay Howard Shops ladies' wear / Kroch's & Brentano's Books / Lane Bryant ladies' wear / Lyon & Healy music / Maurice L. Rothschild & Company / Oakbrook Barber Shop / Oakbrook Center Professional Building & Concourse / O'Connor & Goldberg Shoes / Peck & Peck ladies' sports wear / Phillip's Flowers & Gifts / Professional Arts Pharmacy / R & R Shoes / Slocum's Children's Shop / John M. Smyth & Company home furnishings / Stuarts Ready-To-Wear For Ladies / Thayer McNeil Shoes / Victor's sports wear / Walgreen Drug (with luncheonette) / Youthful Shoes