In early 1964, GLEN BURNIE MALL encompassed approximately 329,000 leasable square feet and housed an initial eighteen stores and services. Its parking area had spaces for 3,500 autos.

GLEN BURNIE MALL TENANTS 1964:

MONTGOMERY WARD (with snack bar and freestanding Auto Center) / G.C. MURPHY 5 & 10 (with snack bar) / A & P supermarket / American Finance Corporation / Arcade Snack Bar / Beacon Pharmacy (with luncheonette) / Bond Furniture / Carpet Fair / Equitable Trust Company / Glen Burnie Mall Theatre (single-screen) / Glidden Decorating Center / Lamp Post Restaurant / Paramount Barber Shop / Popcorn Village / The Card Mart / Thom McAn Shoes / Valentine Cards / Vincent et Vincent Hair Stylist / Webster men's wear

The north anchor store proposed in the early 1960s was not completed until 1969. A Mid-Century Modern entrance, depicted here, was added to the mall at the same time. The adjacent anchor store was built as a Topps discount mart. After this closed, the space was taken by Toys "R" Us. They would operate at GBM for over 43 years.