The new Woodward & Lothrop is indicated in light gray on this circa-1964 layout. The mall, now housing 400,000 leasable square feet and twenty-six tenant spaces, would never be expanded beyond these parameters.

By 1984, several PAROLE PLAZA stores have changed. Food Fair was rebannered as a Pantry Pride in the late 1960s. It would close, along with all Maryland Pantry Pride markets, in August 1981. The space was taken by DC-based Magruder's. Britts morphed into a Kmart in 1979. 

PAROLE PLAZA TENANTS 1984:

KMART (with snack bar) / SEARS (with Coffee Shop, Garden Center and freestanding Auto Center) / WOODWARD & LOTHROP / MAGRUDER'S supermarket / Annapolis Clothing / Annapolis Federal Bank (outparcel) / Baltimore Gas & Electric (outparcel) / Blair's Outlet / Brilliant Optical / Christian Bookshop / Docktor Pet Center / Fabric Corner / First American Bank / Funcade / Hickory Farms of Ohio / Hobbycrafters / Hofhiemer's Shoes / Jules Hairstylists / NewsCenter / Nicholas Jewelers / Parole Barber / Ricky's / Rite Aid Drug / Show Town / Stride-Rite Shoes / The Lunch Box / Yankee Peddler / YMCA