The Expedition Log

In the inaugural Expedition Log, I visit a dead mall in Woodlawn, Maryland which is right outside of Baltimore. This is a tour of the nearly abandoned Seoul Plaza, which is Anchor to the Security Square Mall.

In the second Expedition Log, I take a brisk, nighttime walk through the Eastpoint Mall in Dundalk, Maryland near Baltimore. This place is pretty sketchy, with plenty of crime...It's, losing one of the main anchors (Sears), which doesn't bode well for the mall. I certainly hope it survives, but only time will tell.

In the third episode of the Expedition Log, we have an exploration of "The Plaza" on Reisterstown Rd. in Baltimore, Maryland. This mall is undergoing renovations, and will most likely be turned into an open-air marketplace. The remaining original part of the mall is derelict, and smells of mold and stale pizza. The entire area has seen it's fair share of crime, and I believe the mall and surroundings deserve a renaissance, and a second chance.

In the fourth episode of the Expedition Log, I take an exploration of the Patapsco Flea Market in Baltimore, Maryland. There has been an uncomfortable amount of crime, and a number of incidents here, including counterfeit goods, stolen items, a fire, and a string of raids. Homeland Security has even gotten involved just recently, in an effort to make this place more legitimate. While this isn't a dead mall, I do find it fascinating.

In the fifth episode of the Expedition Log Series, we take a tour of the incredibly fragile Marley Station Mall in Glen Burnie, MD (with amazing neon aesthetics). There have been many ups and downs for this place, and it has an incredible late 80's, early 90's feel. Let's hope it pulls through!

In the sixth episode of the Expedition Log Series, we take a tour of the soon to be demolished (in 2018) Centre at Glen Burnie Maryland. This mall has undergone a ton of renovations over the years, and we get to take one last exploration before it is razed, making way for an outdoor mall.