[2] By October 1976, several tenants had already signed onto the mall including Endicott Johnson, DEB Shops, Kay Jewelers, Piercing Pagoda, Kinney Shoes, and B. Dalton Booksellers.

[3] J.C. Penney would be announced as the likely second anchor in early 1977, and the mall would continue signing more stores through this time, including Walden Books, Thom McAn, Foxmoor Casuals, and Stewart's.

[7] Sears would join the mall with its grand opening on August 3, 1994,[8][9] as part of $12 million expansion project.

The novelty of the escalator caused quite a stir in local media, and as part of the festivities Sears had reigning Miss Pennsylvania Kirstin Deliz Border on hand for the occasion.

[15] ShopRite moved into the mall in November 2019 in the former space of The Bon-Ton, replacing the store in downtown Stroudsburg.