Maryland

 

Beltville

Location unknown

Bethesda

10323 Old Georgetown Rd, Bethesda, MD (1960s-1980s): "Opened in the 1960s.  Replaced by Sutton Place Gourmet in the 1980s which converted to Balducci's in the late 1990s." - Michael Hale

7501 Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda, MD (1960s-1980s): "Building is gone, replaced by high rise office space.  Would have opened in the 1960s.  Replaced in the 1980s by a Dart Drug.  Demo probably happened after Dart Drug closed with the Haft Family implosion in the early 1990s." - Michael Hale

Gaithersburg

16567 S Frederick Rd, Gaithersburg, MD (1967-1980s): "Opened with the center in 1967. Became Basics Food Warehouse in the late 1980s. The shopping center was renovated in the early 1990s. The original Grand Union building was demolished and replaced with a Food Lion. Food Lion became Bottom Dollar when that concept was rolled out. It was back to Food Lion when Bottom Dollar was put out to pasture. The store was divested to Weis as a part of the Ahold-Delhaize merger. Weis is operating there now using the Food Lion interior, fixtures, layout, etc." - Michael Hale

Hagerstown

1513 Potomac Ave, Hagerstown, MD: Former Food Fair; replacement store for 511 Northern location

17617 Virginia Ave, Hagerstown, MD

511 Northern Ave, Hagerstown, MD: replaced by 1513 Potomac location

80 W Baltimore St, Hagerstown, MD

Hyattsville

3500 East West Hwy, Hyattsville, MD (1958-1980s): "Opened in 1958.  Located approximately where TJMaxx and Old Navy are now located.  Purchased by Baltimore chain Food-a-Rama in the mid-1980s.  Unsure when Food-a-Rama closed.  As mentioned now rebuilt into TJMaxx and Old Navy." - Michael Hale

Landover

6500 Sheriff Rd, Landover, MD: warehouse/office building

Laurel

9644 Fort Mead Rd, Laurel, MD: later Village Thrift, now 2nd Ave Value Stores

Rockville

845 Rockville Pk, Rockville, MD (1981-1990s): "Opened in 1981.  Stayed opened beyond the mid-1980s pullout from the DC market.  By the early 1990s the store was occupied by Circuit City.  Circuit City moved down Rockville Pike in the late 1990s.  Food Lion demoed the original Grand Union store and opened their store in 2000." - Michael Hale

Silver Spring

9440 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring, MD (1959-1980s): "Opened in 1959.  Likely in the spot that is currently Staples.  Staples has an arched roof (but hidden on the inside) which is discussed in articles on the stores opening.  No specifics on when this store closed but it was likely when Grand Union pulled out of the DC market in the mid-1980s." - Michael Hale