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Baltimore, Maryland recent comments:

  • Would-be I-70 route, oneworld25 (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    We should all be thankful I-70 was never completed. It would have completely destroyed a number of Baltimore neighborhoods including Fells Point.
  • Oriole Park at Camden Yards, cjijr72 (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    The house that cal built
  • The Block, xxx (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Me too!!!
  • Montebello Water treatment facility, boothy443 wrote 16 years ago:
    It's both, one is on one side of the road from the other.
  • Armstead Gardens, sari babb (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    I agree I will always love armstead
  • site of Westport Power Plant, Louie (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Completely demolished. Sorry folks
  • Gasworks or Glassworks, Louie (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Yes, this was Carr-Lowrey Glass. I took some photos of it mid-demolition: http://www.uer.ca/locations/show.asp?locid=23991
  • O'Donnell Heights, Peter Pan (guest) wrote 16 years ago:
    Baltimore's Best
  • Life Like Company, ceyockey wrote 16 years ago:
    polygon has been carried over from Classic and needs refinement
  • Woodberry Station (Baltimore Light Rail), ceyockey wrote 16 years ago:
    Info source: Maryland Transit Administration, Light Rail Parking; mtamaryland.com/services/lightrail/parking/
  • Robert Poole Middle School (No. 56), ceyockey wrote 16 years ago:
    Info source: Superpages.com
  • Roosevelt Recreation Center, ceyockey wrote 16 years ago:
    Info source (address & phone): "Roosevelt Recreation Center Fall Winter Spring Program" (PDF), 1 October 2008; baltimorecity.gov/government/recnparks/popups/rec_centers/downloads/Roosevelt%202008-2009%20Fall%20Winter%20Program.pdf
  • The Lunch Box, ceyockey wrote 16 years ago:
    Info source: Anna Ditkoff, Baltimore City Paper, restaurant review, "Mike's Place" 5 March 2003; citypaper.com/eat/review.asp?rid=4906
  • The Lunch Box, ceyockey wrote 16 years ago:
    Info source: Baltimore City Paper, "Eats+Drinks" section, place entry; citypaper.com/eat/place.asp?id=3131
  • Holy Frijoles, ceyockey wrote 16 years ago:
    Info source: Baltimore City Paper, Section Eats & Drinks, "Holy Frijoles!"; citypaper.com/eat/place.asp?id=1760 Info source: Richard Gorelick, Baltimore City Paper, "Taco Siesta", 14 July 2004; citypaper.com/eat/review.asp?rid=7637 Info source: Google Street View; maps.google.com/maps?q=908+W.+36th+St.,+Baltimore,+MD
  • The Roland Avenue Diner, ceyockey wrote 16 years ago:
    Info source: Superpages.com
  • Mudd Hall Biology Complex - Johns Hopkins University, ceyockey wrote 16 years ago:
    Info source: Johns Hopkins Virtual Tour, Mudd Hall; apply.jhu.edu/tour/mudd.html
  • The Marylander Apartments, ceyockey wrote 16 years ago:
    Info source: "The Marylander Apartments", Morgan Properties site providing brochures related to this location. morgan-properties.com/morganlocations/in_brochure.asp?propertyID=5311
  • Waverly Elementary School, ceyockey wrote 16 years ago:
    Info source: Baltimore City Public Schools; access the "Schools" dropdown at bcps.k12.md.us/ and proceed to search for "Waverly Elem/Middle"
  • Montebello Water treatment facility, ceyockey wrote 16 years ago:
    According to baltimorecity.gov/government/dpw/water/ , this is one of three facilities, two of which are referred to as "Montebello I" and "Montebello II". Which of these two (I and II) is represeted here?