I love that antique mall/store. We went there last summer right after they just reopened from the shutdown. Couldnt believe just how dead the mall was. I'll bet the businesses in the mall hardly make any money at all.

No problem social distancing on that walk-thru.

If there was a dead mall contest, this would win. Deadest mall prize 🏆

Bittersweet watching your channel. I loved the 80s, and the mall days. Both are long gone. Thank you for documenting the end of mall days

These dead mall videos are depressing, because it's happening everywhere. I was a mall rat in the 90s. These videos remind me of once in a lifetime experience. The days when going to the mall was exciting.😢

I have also been to Chambersburg Mall couple times too. Its dead. I remember Burlington and Bon Ton there. This mall has a similar layout as " Capital City mall " at Harrisburg. PA.

Damn this mall is creepy. Straight out of a 80's film.

The flea market/antique store reminds me of the former Woolworth's you went to in the summer.

Oh no, Sal’s missing!!

"As seen on TV" is the main header to your store (shudder).

Wow! True definition of the term “ghost mall”!

This mall has seriously beautiful plants and vintage seating areas. P.S. who else waved back at Anthony?

Having lived in Lavelle, Pa ( adjacent to Ashland, Pa) I would drive over to Frackville to the now legendary Schuylkill Mall. That was twelve years ago and even then it was very dead. That mall also had a Black Rose Antique store located in it. I collected old bottles and would find quite a few there to round out my growing collection. I would dig old dumps for bottles and dug at the old Pottsville dump countless times. This mall brings back many memories of the Schuylkill Mall. Love the channel, keep it up!!

I remember goin here as a kid and it was always a good time Always lots of people

This is the mall I grew up with and around, can't wait to see the video.

WOW. I knew it was bad, but I didn't know it was this bad. I haven't been in there since BonTon closed. When we first moved here in 2003, this mall was still doing pretty OK and I used to go several times a year. WOW ....

I bought my Disco ball from this Black Rose place.

I have very vivid memories from this mall; My mother and I stopping in the old Subway there for lunch, shopping for a winter coat as a kid in Burlington, even shopping for an Easter dress in the Pennie's. Sad to see it so empty, it was so lively before.

Amazing how clean it is

St. Lawrence Center ACE in Massena NY. An arcade, Wendy’s and a “hidden and closed off wing to the left” , not to mention a defunct strip center just to the right of the mall. Truest worthy of some history before it’s all gone. 5-7 stores left maybe including JCP. I’d love to see what’s behind the false wall in the abandoned section!

I'll remember this mall. This mall used to be a blast as a kid. It's sad to see it go.

I wondered when this mall would be featured. I don't know how they keep their doors open.

It was the best back in the 80’s

Quite depressing to see a mall open with not a soul but you😢(minus the flea market, which looks cool) Nice shout out to Sal on the PA😆 Nice work!😉👌

very vintage, love it!

Thanks for video yes it's scary dead..but still nice

Like most malls...this place was happening back in the 80's & 90's when I was a teenager. EVERYONE went to this mall on a Friday & Saturday night. The movie theater was always jumping....they had some of the trendiest stores...there was always something happening on the main stage....I miss it when it was like it that. I worked here in a few of the stores...Hallmark, Value City & Sears in high school. I miss the Bon Ton & JC Penny so much and the smaller stores as well. So sad to go out there now. We only visit for the antique mall & sometimes Bath & Body Works. One of my fondest memories of this mall was the Friday evening dinners with my family at Bonanza. I would try to eat as fast as I could so I could go meet up with friends to hang out n shop :) RIP Chambersburg Mall.

Sweet! This is my mall! So excited to see this posted

Salvatore Amadeo missing, loved that announcement 😁

Loved the funny ending, of this video! Now I want to sneak into some mall guts near me, myself.

Haven’t been to this mall in 15 years but last I went it was full or near full occupancy, part of me believes if I went I would catch the mall alive as I remember it, in line tenants were major brands too - I paused the vid quite a few times to name off stores and their VERY scant food choices circa 2000. I killed a lot of time here in the summer when I had no AC.

I vividly remember going to this mall almost every weekend as a kid/tween. it used to be somewhat lively and I love the story my parents tell about before I was born. they went there to see a movie and walk around and even then some storefronts were empty and guys were in the middle of the walkways playing D&D. thanks for the video!! I havent seen this place in 4 years!!

I graduated from Chambersburg highschool in 04 and I use to go to this mall. The drastic change is crazy😮

I actually got to walk through this mall before the Pandemic and I spoke to the person who runs As Seen on TV and Extreme Themes (yes, he runs both of them). He seemed like a pretty nice dude, but he also seemed desperate for customers to come in. Honestly, it would have been best for this mall to close years ago. It's sad to see the mall I grew up with in such a state.

Last time I was at that mall was when the Sears was closed now it's probably back in 2014 or 15 can't remember I'm surprised that place is still open Crazy have you ever done Apple Blossom Mall here in Winchester Virginia it's getting that way now I think

my grandparents lived in Chambersburg for almost 20 years and I remember when they were mall walkers here

Great work as always Ace.

Bringing back all the kiosk memories.

So sad. Breaks my heart to see these once hopping places turn into emptiness. Great work as always Anthony!! -Devin (Wallie’s friend from CT!)

In the late 80s I used to hang out at that mall but the last time I was in there was 2003 and it was going dead then the writing was on the wall. I live only 25 minutes away from there.

His mall videos are the best

The mall of my childhood in the 80’s and 90’s. I still think about this place from time to time. Lot’s of great memories with my family and friends. I remember it when it was thriving. I also remember walking through Hess’s department store after it was almost cleared out and only displays remained right before it was shuttered in the mid 90’s.

While the mall may be in bad shape Chambersburg itself is a center for warehousing and distribution. Target, Ulta cosmetics and Proctor & Gamble all have huge distribution centers in the area.

The slow death of these malls must be so painful for the business owners. Sad.

I want go back and film this place again soon.

Instantly subscribed after seeing the video, thank you! I'm from Germany where malls like that just became a Thing in the late 09s/early 2000s so I'm really interested to see if they will face a similar decline in the future. A big difference is that they also have grocery stores pushing traffic and are usually inside the cities not in the outskirts. Anyways, keep up the great Work!

FYI Sunrise mall in Citrus Heights CA is almost completely empty. It gives off such a sad vibe.

That was one spooky walk through! Noticed a lot of buckets too. Happy New Year!

I lived around the corner from there for 8 years and worked at the Sears briefly. It hasn’t changed at all in that time.

It is our very first mall of 2021. It’s called the Chambersburg Mall in PA.

This has sadly been dead for years 😔 I remember going to the movie theater with my friends. We would much rather go to Capital City Mall because there were more store selections. You should check out North Hanover Mall! Also though not a mall, Boyd's Bear Country in Gettysburg that has been abandoned for around 12 years or so.

Have a mall you should check out in Wichita Kansas called Town West it is a dying mall.

I’m from here and grew up at this mall. Crazy to see it so dead years ago, and even worse now. This was the place to go, with nothing else to go do. I can smell the place through the screen. Old and dusty. This mall may as well have died in 2008.

Best of luck on the 50k !

*The music track used during the Black Rosé antique mall tour was creepy as fuck.*

Live 30 minutes from here i remember 15 years ago this was 100% full of stores i am shocked it is still open.They are trying everything to bring people back they even wanted to bring resturants to the area but no one will come because it is a dry County County .With all the major development 5 miles down the road like Target,Kohls and other places it was the begining of the end for this mal.But i did hear they remodeled the movie theather

Ive lived in greencastle for 20 years and I've been there maybe twice, while I've been to the valley mall in hagerstown damn near 1000 times.

It’s so weird watching this since that was the closest mall to me growing up. Went back a few years ago and was just behind knocked back by how dead it was then let alone now.

I’m from the area and was born in 2006 and from the time I could remember from when I was a toddler each time I was there there was less stores and now it’s hangout spot for a lot of teens my age

I used to work at the mall during 2009-2012 and I can only tell you that at that first store at the end you were jokingly waiting at the gate - The food mostly burgers fries hotdogs smoothies were ALWAYS really over done and over priced. I remember their food sales didnt do so great so they ended up getting one of those scratch off lotto ticket machines and selling / cashing those out as well. I havent been back to the mall since I stopped working at the mall - I moved away but I remember killing time at FYE, grabbing a slice a the cheap pizza place followed up by a milkshake at Gardner's Candies... Sometimes Aunties Anne's pepperoni pretzel w/ some marinara was just the fix you needed after work...

I used to go to this mall all the time growing up! It's sad what's happened to it.

Love the skylights ❤❤ Haven't been to this mall since maybe 2001....so eerie...

So eerie

Happy 2021 dude!

my fav mall

I've been waiting on this video, never shopped there much but use to love Burlington coat factory, when then left the mall haven't been back... other than a lap around the exterior this summer on the Harley and the place looked abandoned then!

You should keep going there every year as it falls apart so you can do a time-lapse thing.

Keep up the good work, Ace!

Virtual Mall will take over these brick and mortar malls soon. It's sad because the physical interaction with people and the material environments is what made them a great experience.

You need to come to Auburn,NY and do a video on our mall it’s called Fingerlakes mall and just like this mall it’s slowly dyeing

This mall definitely reminds me of our mall in Fergus falls Minnesota its called westridge mall its about 223 square feet only stores are Dunhams and dollar tree growing up it had jcpenny woolworths herbergers a Claire's footlocker vanity clothing store a biffleys a hallmark gold brown walk in clinic a drug store hamburger hamlet God father's pizza 🍕 pirates den arcade and a movie theater originally it had 54 stores. When it opened in 1978. And a Montgomery wards.

I grew up going to malls very frequently. It’s crazy to think that possibly in the next 5-10 years all malls will be extinct. I just went to neshaminy mall in neshaminy PA. It was so dead and like 1/3 of the stores were closed. Such a weird/sad vibe.

This is the third or fourth video I've watched about this mall. It's sad to see it (and many others) decline. I went there a few times when I lived in Shippensburg, and it was thriving. Years later, I stopped when passing through; the first couple of times in the early '00s, it was doing OK, but I don't think I've stopped in since the anchors starting closing up shop, mostly because it looked dead from the highway. 🙁

seriously ace? has that mall always been that dark even with the lights on? WOW. Great Lakes Mall By where i live is way brighter.

5:00 This palm tree has only months to live...

Cool to see the Bonanza was converted to an escape room.

I love your videos and sad that the malls are going away

My hometown mall So sad to see it going downhill

This mall kinda reminds me of the former ‘Palm Springs Mall’. Rad place!

Even a lot of the interior reminds me of Schukyll Mall. I don’t know if the two anchors are related in any way but one of the last anchors of the Schukyll mall was a Black Diamond antiques.

So sad to see that there isn't much of anything left there.

Love your videos, Anthony. Have you explored Macon Mall? 4 of 5 anchors are closed and I can’t find a video of anyone walking through the mall.

I'm tired of watching America slowly crumble right before my eyes.

i like watching these videos

I think the one place you stood in line at was called Flamers if I remember right.

I would be uneasy to work in this mall. If something would happen, there are no people or security to call for help.

That antique store is no joke. I must go. 😍

I was at Black Rose a few weeks ago and actually wondered if the rest of the mall was open at all, because the gates at the front of the store were closed. You could only get in and out from the parking lot entrance, which is what most people use any way. Watching this video, I can still picture all the people crowded around the Value City entrance. It was always a zoo at that end because of the popularity of that store, the Auntie Anne's, and the arcade all creating a choke point. I can still absolutely remember the smell of some of the stores like Sea the Source.

You could fire a cannon off in that mall with no danger of hitting anything. Like the synth 80s pop. What is that 1st song?

Too bad you didn't make it out to Phoenix before they closed metrocenter

Pretty sad when all these malls are closing down

Who is the artist and song title for the second to last song played in this video? The artist saying something like “coming around coming around”

What I miss most from the mall, is the lovely pipe and cigar tobacco smoke bellowing from the Tinder Box. In the late 80's to mid 90's there was one in nearly every mall. The society of complainers and whiners are ruining everything. At the rate this country is going, there will be zero nostalgia left in anything. It will be a grey bland prison with no personality or character. The once strong heartbeat of this country needs a triple bypass and a pacemaker.

Is Hagerstown, MD more economically vibrant? The company I work for has media properties in this market (I believe the studios are in downtown Chambersburg).

Come to Houston and see west oaks mall

Another KZfaqr shops the Chambersburg Black Rose regularly. Never heard a peep about the rest of the mall though. if there can be said to still be a "rest of the mall".

CHAMBERBURGS IN PA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I've been that mall before

When i was growing up this was the place to be on friday and saturday nights. So 😔

I honestly do not know how this can remain open. It has more buckets and American flags than the entire number of people that visit it annually!