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The Eastpoint Mall (EASTPOINT) Facebook Fan page (https://www.facebook.com/eastpointmall) is a page on which fans of EASTPOINT can meet, engage, and communicate with one another and EASTPOINT electronically. EASTPOINT welcomes any and all fans to participate in conversation with each other and EASTPOINT itself at any time and for any reason.
If at any time a member of the EASTPOINT Facebook community chooses to communicate using offensive, vulgar, or otherwise inappropriate language, or expresses or makes references fraudulent or illegal, EASTPOINT reserves the right, at its sole and absolute discretion, to remove said post and permanently block said user. Similarly, if a member of the EASTPOINT Facebook community posts advertisements or any other content that is deemed inappropriate, irrelevant, or misplaced, EASTPOINT also reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to remove these posts and ban these users. In short, EASTPOINT reserves the right to remove posts, feedback, comments, etc. from any user from the EASTPOINT page at any time and at its sole discretion.
Any user violating the Eastpoint Mall Facebook Moderation Policy is subject to removal from the page without notice. If you see anything on the EASTPOINT Facebook page that you think should be brought to the attention of EASTPOINT, please email us where to find the item in question at [email protected] and we will respond accordingly. We ask all observers of the EASTPOINT Facebook page to remember that any posts made by any entity other than EASTPOINT do not reflect the opinions of Eastpoint Mall and EASTPOINT is not responsible for the accuracy or content.
EASTPOINT asks that all members of the EASTPOINT Facebook community abide by this moderation policy along with the Facebook terms and conditions (http://www.facebook.com/terms.php).

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History of Eastpoint Mall:
Built in 18 months on 63 acres of land at the intersection of Eastern Avenue and North Point Boulevard, Eastpoint was Baltimore’s premier shopping center. The center housed 40 stores including Hutzler’s and Hochschild-Kohn, whose specially-built window display of live penguins entertained patrons young and old alike. Hess Shoes also had monkeys in their windows. Enclosed in 1972 and completely renovated and expanded in 1991, Eastpoint Mall has continued to faithfully serve the Dundalk, Essex and East Baltimore communities over the years.