I have been so busy getting ready for my Pigtown Pop-Up as well as assembling slides for a lecture I am giving in October, and up-dating my iPhone Photography class, which is also in October. My October lecture is on Baltimore’s Hidden Treasures, those buildings that are off of the main roads, and which are not generally known.
I have had to do a lot of research on many of the buildings I’ve found in my travels, and that’s been very time consuming. But at the same time, it’s been fascinating to uncover the stories of the buildings.
St. Mary’s Church, the oldest Gothic Building in America.
St. Mary’s outgrew its downtown location and built this massive seminary building.
The Mansion House at Druid Hill Park
The Green Building, just the most charming building.
Baltimore is just filled with amazing structures.
We actually have several octagon-shaped buildings.
The Hans Schuler School of Fine Arts.
John Russell Pope’s University Baptist Church
St. Michael’s Ukranian Church, built in the 1980’s.
The Vernon Water Plant. I love this building.
Moorish Tower overlooking the City.
This building, Furness House, has its twin in London.
The Warden’s House, circa 1850
As soon as the details are available, I will be posting them in the side bar.
Hello Meg, Count on you to show us Baltimore's most interesting buildings! I like all of them in their variety, but perhaps this time I would like to move into the Warden's House--I like its atmosphere, and lately have been thinking of starting a license-plate factory.
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I'm so anxious to hear more...Such a varied selection--Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI'll take Furness House. Such beautiful fenestration.
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