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Owings Mills Mall is a shopping mall, located at 10300 Mill Run Cir, Owings Mills, MD 21117, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 410-363-7000, visit their website www.owingsmillsmall.com for more detailed information.

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10300 Mill Run Cir, Owings Mills, MD 21117, USA
Added by Jopie, at 01 June 2015

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6 Reviews

  • Anirban Samanta
    23 August 2017

    There's no mall anymore

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  • Christopher Drinan
    19 November 2016

    This mall is completely closed. It is being torn down presently.

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  • Diane Davison
    18 November 2015

    Mall is closing down in November, and being torn down. Making way for an "avenue" style shopping experience in 2017.

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  • Jeff Pony
    01 November 2015

    Where did all the morons who post here come from? I don't know what depresses me more - - the shell of what was once a vibrant mall or the pathetic quality of our education system that produces the people who post here.

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  • Vintage9x
    29 August 2015

    I visited this place today for the first time in many years just to see it. It is just as the other users said, there is very little left. It was interesting but overall strange to walk around a mostly empty mall especially the food court which is completely empty. I did feel kind of bad for the young guy mopping the floors because it seemed pointless to do. Macy's and JC Penny did have most items on sale which would be good for most. I think if they decide to completely close down the mall they should just make it something else like a school because the building is still in good shape. I think that would be cool to have a big school in a mall setting.

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  • Fluckneesha Ewebanks
    08 June 2015

    TPTB should tear it down and build more educational facilities. The majority of the comments are from the functionally illiterate. Sad (both the mall and the comments).

    This mall was built to support an upscale clientele (Saks was one of the original anchor stores). Oops, what happened??!?!

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