It was at the corner of joppa and perring parkway. , Office depot and the craft store and such are there now. And for the Bonus,,, E.J. Korvettes was started by :
Eight Japanese Korean Veterns = E.J. Korvettes

I worked at Korvettes the day they opened until the day they closed. Actually, the name was said to mean Eight Jewish Korean Veterans but that was a myth. The name had something to do with the owners names.

From Wikipedia: According to Korvette's founder, Eugene Ferkauf, who died on June 5th, 2012, the name "E.J. Korvette" was coined as a combination of the initials of its founders (Eugene and Joe) and a re-spelling of the naval term corvette, a nimble sailing warship and later World War II sub-destroyer. Ferkauf's claim and the name pre-dating the Korean War by three years contradict an urban legend it was an acronym for "Eight (or Eleven) Jewish Korean War Veterans".

I bought my first record albums from Korvettes! And I loved when they sold coddies outside the door!

That picture really brings back memories of the good old days.

My Dad, Don Frazier worked there for years! He was the Manager of the hardware dept. I have great memories of this place, everything in our house came from Korvette's from our clothes to our furniture to the pool in our yard, those were the days for sure!!!

I worked there briefly -- in the office -- in 1964 --my last semester in college.

I remember shopping there with my parents when I was probably 4 years old. My brothers bought all their early MatchBox cars there. They also had an outdoor section with lots of swimming pools.

I WORKED THERE AFTER GRADUATING FROM PARKVILLE HIGH AND E.J. KORVETTES HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH KOREAN WAR VETRANS. NICE FIRST JOB HAD FUN AND LEARNED THINGS.