including Dick's Sporting Goods, Fine Wine & Good Spirits and a smaller Sears Appliances & Mattress store, as part of a mall makeover by PREIT. Dave & Buster's announced they would take over the Old Navy space, which closed on December 26, on the JCPenney side of the mall and open in the fall 2018. In October 2019, the Field & Stream store was replaced by Sportsman's Warehouse as part of an acquisition of eight Field & Stream stores by Sportsman's Warehouse. Current Anchors Main Anchors Anchor # 1 - Dick's Sporting Goods (2017–Present) 61,000 SF Anchor # 2 - JCPenney (1995–Present) 103,000 SF Anchor # 3 - Macy's (2006–Present) 120,000 SF Anchor # 4 - Sportsman's Warehouse (2019–Present) 50,000 SF Junior Anchors J.A. # 1 - DSW (2013–Present) 17,400 SF J.A. # 2 - Dave & Buster's (2018–Present) 28,000 SF J.A. # 3 - Hand & Stone Massage (2016–Present) J.A. # 4 - H&M (2016–Present) 19,000 SF J.A. # 5 - Sears Appliances & Mattress (2017–Present) 12,248 SF J.A. # 6 - Fine Wine & Good Spirits (2017–Present) 11,500 SF Former Anchors Main Anchors Anchor # 1 - Sears (1974 - 2017), now Dick's Sporting Goods. Anchor # 2 - H.H Bowman Dept. Store (1974 - 1979), then Hess's (1979 - 1995), then Hecht's (1995 - 2006), now Macy's. Anchor # 3 - G.C. Murphy (1974 - 1985), then Ames (1985 - 1995), now JCPenney. Anchor # 4 - Toys "R" Us (1985 - 2012), building demolished in 2015, then Field & Stream (2015 - 2019), now Sportsman's Warehouse. Anchor # 5 - United Artists Theater 6 (1974 - 2004), now the location of the Food Court. Junior Anchors J.A. # 1 - Garden Grove Food Court (1985 - 2005), then Davenport's Italian Oven (2006 - 2011), now DSW. J.A. # 2 - Rea and Derrick Pharmacy (1974 - 1991), then Peoples Drug (1991 - 1994), then CVS (1994 - 1999), then Old Navy (2000 - 2017) now Dave & Buster's. J.A. # 3 - Garfield's Pub and Restaurant (2005 - 2013), now Hand and Stone Massage. References External links Capital City Mall Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust Shopping malls in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Shopping malls established in 1974 Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust