Hutzler's
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Hutzler's department store was founded in Baltimore, Maryland, in 1858 by the Hutzler Brothers (Abram Hutzler, David Hutzler, and Charles Hutzler). It continued to expand its downtown store, and in 1952 it opened its first suburban store in Towson, Maryland. Other suburban stores followed at Westview Mall, Eastpoint Mall, Southdale (this location was moved to Harundale Mall), Security Square Mall, Harford Mall, White Marsh Mall, and Salisbury Mall. In 1980, a small store in the Inner Harbor area was opened. The main downtown store was moved next door to a smaller and newer location. The chain began contracting in the late 1980s, first with the downtown store, and then closing the suburban stores, finally closing in 1990.
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