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land which, at that time, was on the western fringe of the city. The doors opened in
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side and alley streets, but all shared many identical features such as cornices, marble steps, and iron work. Developers and homeowners attempted to build the most economic dwellings possible, so they crammed narrow rowhouses along every road, avenue and alley in the district. Common brick was often used on side walls, with hard surface
English brick on the front. The largest rooms were typically the front parlors and master bedrooms – smaller rooms were placed to the rear.
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Victorian Era
Baltimore. Architect John F. Hoss designed the iron Greek-style pavilion with fluted columns in 1850 – it covers a natural spring that was once accessible by steps and, at one time, supplied water to the B&O Railroad. The source of the name “Union Square” is uncertain but probably reflects the patriotic sentiment of this time before the
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The excitement continued in 1997 as the community celebrated the sesquicentennial of Union Square with a re-dedication of the park including the placement of a stone tablet commemorating the event at the foot of one of the pavilion columns. The celebration was highlighted with concerts and a marching
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lived here from 1883 until his death in 1956. Mencken wrote of his home: “I have lived in one house in
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as a school for delinquent girls, under the administration of the
Congregation of the Good Shepherd. Additions and renovations changed the original structure over the next 100 years until the school closed in 1965, the property was sold, and the buildings were dismantled. Willow Brook's interior oval
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Southwest Baltimore Charter School (SBCS) is located at 31 South Schroeder Street. Its K – 4 enrollment serves a diverse population in southwest Baltimore City. SBCS accomplishments include increases in reading performance across all grade levels and student performances at
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Yards to the south of the neighborhood. The buildings were brick and low-scale – no more than three stories except for some commercial buildings. Evenly spaced doorsteps, windows, and doors, as well as continuous rooflines create the visual rhythms for which
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directly across the street from Union Square Park. The school was originally named
Steuart Hill Elementary as a pre-K –6 school. The school's playground was torn down in 1999 and the school went without a playground for 4 years until awareness was brought to the attention of the city by a group of
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At 1504 W. Baltimore Street is the residence of
Malachai Mills, a free-born African-American businessman in the early and mid-19th century. Mr. Mills was a prominent cabinetmaker and carpenter, providing furnishings and carpentry for many of the early homes in the neighborhood. Bill Adler of the
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The city's oldest market structure still in use, Hollins Market is part of the Baltimore public market system that began in 1763. In 1835, the City granted a petition of piano manufacturer Joseph Newman and “others” to erect a market house at their own expense. Banker George T. Dunbar donated the
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Dubbed “Millionaire’s Row,” the portion of Stricker Street facing the Square featured the Italianate residences of bankers, investors, and factory owners. Other variations of the Italianate style lined the blocks leading up to and surrounding the square. Less ornate homes were put up in groups on
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The two-and-one-half acres for the park was approved for that use and donated by the Donnells in 1847. The park is one block square, bordered by Lombard, Stricker, Gilmor, and Hollins streets. The landscape of Union Square – with its walkways, pavilion, fountain, and wrought iron lamps – recalls
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A large part of the neighborhood is built on the former estate of merchant-shipper Thorowgood Smith (1744–1810). Smith was Baltimore's second mayor, from 1804 to 1808, filling the vacancy caused by the resignation of James Calhoun (Calhoun Street passes through the Union Square neighborhood). In
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By 1900, Hollins Market stretched from Poppleton to Carey Streets, with 160 inside and 180 outside stalls. Over the years, an assortment of West Baltimore butchers, various European and Asian immigrants with vendor traditions, and African-American merchants have all sold and purchased meats,
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of the 1830s, the Union Square / Hollins Market Historic District is a dense area of rowhouses that includes Federal, Greek Revival and Italianate architectural styles. To the west, Union Square Park contains an ornate fountain and Greek Revival pavilion, and forms one of the two open spaces
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the students. In 2002 these students were presented a grant from the Department of Parks and Recreation for $ 1 million. This money was used to rebuild their playground and several other Baltimore City playgrounds as well. In 2002, Steuart Hill Academy enrolled as a pre-K – 8 school.
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for the war effort. Economic decline occurred in the mid-20th until extensive rehabilitation began during a renaissance in the 1960s and 1970s. The Square benefitted from new lighting, shrubs, pink sidewalks, and cast iron benches installed during the 1970s.
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house built in 1838 and 1864. The remainder of the district developed after 1830 mainly as housing for workers in nearby industries and consist of low scale, two and three story brick vernacular dwellings while larger, high-style rowhouses surround the park.
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Donnell was responsible for parceling out the first plots of land for the construction of homes. Three sons of John Donnell leased grounds around the park, laid out specifications for houses, and graded and paved streets bordering the Square in the 1840s.
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Pavilion (1850) with fluted iron columns. Other features include the H. L. Mencken Memorial Fountain (1976) and curved walkways with park benches. Throughout the year, there are many impromptu events in the Square, including neighborhood dinners,
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Union Square neighborhood is at the head of a preservation effort to revitalize this valuable structure as a “historic life museum” and as a preservation, fine arts, or urban studies field site for local universities.
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for public and permanent display. Steuart Hill Elementary School was constructed on the site. The area was designated a National Register Historic District in 1967, two years after Willow Brook was razed.
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preserved in the neighborhood. Hollins Market, in the east, is an Italianate-style market house built in 1838 and expanded in 1864, and is the oldest city market still in operation.
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farm-fresh produce, baked goods, and home-produced wares. Somewhat smaller today, the traditions and diversity of the market and the quality of goods still holds true. The 1990
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The park and fountain – as well as parts of Stricker, Hollins and Lombard streets – were transported back to the 1850s when Union Square played the title role in the lush
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A 2.5-acre (10,000 m) public space at the west side of the neighborhood, Union Square Park dates from 1847 and contains the community's signature structure, a
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style popular in mid-18th century England and the United States. At the time, the property was on the outskirts of the city. Across town, next door to the
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in 1985, this Italianate brick row house at 1524 Hollins Street was the home of one of Baltimore's most famous citizens – noted
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Union Square-Hollins Market Historic District, Baltimore City
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is located at 1524 Hollins Street. Baltimore's famous son,
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Free Library No. 2 Branch (1886), and Sowebo Arts, Inc.
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Ravens Stadium (later known as M. & T. Bank Stadium)
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Taste the Arts, a Young Audiences Gala and fundraiser.
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around the Nation's Capital, in Maryland and Virginia,
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259:and within walking distance of the "
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277:University of Maryland at Baltimore
1768:West Baltimore Innovation District
1172:Union Square Christmas Cookie Tour
1142:Friends of the H. L. Mencken House
571:Southwest Baltimore Charter School
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1177:Friends of West Baltimore Squares
1152:The Irish Shrine at Lemmon Street
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515:Railroad Workers Memorial Museum
361:Md. Route 295 and Interstate 295
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1919:Coldstream-Homestead-Montebello
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999:Mencken: A Study of His Thought
425:A vital part of the community,
305:Baltimore-Harrisburg Expressway
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946:"Southern District Area Guide"
805:crippled as if I lost a leg.”
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1135:Discover Our Shared Heritage
1122:Union Square listing at CHAP
357:Baltimore-Washington Parkway
27:United States historic place
2753:National Historic Landmarks
1167:Black Cherry Puppet Theater
1072:United States Census Bureau
978:. Maryland Historical Trust
696:Declaration of Independence
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210:A view of Union Square park
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814:Old Pine Street Station
717:Baltimore Museum of Art
503:B&O Railroad Museum
317:Baltimore Harbor Tunnel
269:B&O Railroad Museum
163:479 acres (194 ha)
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810:University of Maryland
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1924:East Baltimore Midway
1753:Sandtown - Winchester
1526:Village of Cross Keys
1068:"U.S. Census website"
971:Barbara Hoff (n.d.).
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2731:South and Southeast
2716:North and Northwest
2194:Baltimore Highlands
1811:Bromo Arts District
1100:Union Square Online
824:Celebrating History
802:Henry Louis Mencken
786:H. L. Mencken House
780:H. L. Mencken House
698:), and daughter of
463:Henry Louis Mencken
459:H. L. Mencken House
440:H. L. Mencken House
335:at the head of the
313:Fort McHenry Tunnel
285:Mount Clare Mansion
149:39.28694; -76.64028
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117:Baltimore, Maryland
2812:Urban public parks
2726:East and Northeast
2721:West and Southwest
2435:Middle Branch Park
2333:Govans Manor Homes
2087:Washington Village
1993:South Clifton Park
1672:Woodbourne Heights
1521:Tuscany-Canterbury
1162:Mount Clare Museum
996:Fecher, Charles A.
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2336:Heritage Crossing
2310:Armistead Gardens
2282:Upper Fells Point
1871:Ridgely's Delight
1723:Midtown-Edmondson
1511:Sabina Mattefeldt
1463:Loyola-Notre Dame
1244:Callaway-Garrison
1011:Panczenko, Oleg.
844:Agnieszka Holland
839:Washington Square
706:and unsuccessful
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674:Factory near the
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2661:Queen Anne's
2586:Anne Arundel
2413:Fort McHenry
2393:Clifton Park
2388:Carroll Park
2267:Little Italy
2244:Highlandtown
2224:Fell's Point
2204:Brewers Hill
2162:Pratt Monroe
2153:Mount Winans
2148:Locust Point
2128:Federal Hill
2092:Yale Heights
2074:Union Square
2073:
2046:Morrell Park
2026:Franklintown
1938:Four By Four
1934:Ellwood Park
1856:Mount Vernon
1846:Madison Park
1836:Inner Harbor
1801:Barre Circle
1483:The Orchards
1455:Lake Evesham
1430:Hoes Heights
1314:Park Heights
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257:Camden Yards
238:H.L. Mencken
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219:neighborhood
215:Union Square
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72:Union Square
2741:Other lists
2442:Leakin Park
2422:Hanlon Park
2345:Mason Homes
2239:Harbor East
2115:Cherry Hill
2079:Violetville
2061:Saint Agnes
2021:Dickeyville
1984:Orangeville
1965:Middle East
1806:Bolton Hill
1709:Harlem Park
1667:Wilson Park
1632:Morgan Park
1593:Gardenville
1506:Roland Park
1492:Poplar Hill
1459:Lake Walker
1385:Cold Spring
1309:Mount Holly
1289:Howard Park
1279:Greenspring
1269:Garwyn Oaks
1264:Forest Park
880:other races
704:War of 1812
630:immigration
553:Real estate
491:Enoch Pratt
383:Attractions
147: /
123:Coordinates
2796:Categories
2681:Washington
2671:St. Mary's
2651:Montgomery
2621:Dorchester
2462:Wyman Park
2277:St. Helena
2254:Joseph Lee
2133:Harborview
2120:Curtis Bay
2011:Beechfield
1876:Seton Hill
1773:West Hills
1738:Penn-North
1662:Waltherson
1647:Ramblewood
1627:Mid-Govans
1617:Loch Raven
1612:Lauraville
1541:Wyman Park
1516:Stone Hill
1478:Oakenshawe
1377:Cedarcroft
1254:Dorchester
1077:2008-01-31
1053:2019-02-22
1023:2019-02-22
982:2016-04-01
956:January 9,
906:References
858:As of the
650:Shot Tower
593:Boundaries
517:, and the
411:Easter egg
329:MARC Train
275:, and the
242:Italianate
135:76°38′25″W
132:39°17′13″N
2707:Baltimore
2691:Worcester
2626:Frederick
2574:by county
2367:Poe Homes
2318:Claremont
2305:Allendale
2249:Jonestown
2234:Greektown
2186:Southeast
2124:Fairfield
2083:Wakefield
2070:Ten Hills
2041:Irvington
2003:Southwest
1861:Otterbein
1841:Koreatown
1831:Chinatown
1743:Poppleton
1728:Mondawmin
1713:Lexington
1700:Edmondson
1637:Northwood
1589:Frankford
1556:Northeast
1546:Wyndhurst
1536:Woodberry
1501:Remington
1450:Koreatown
1405:Glen Oaks
1400:Evergreen
1299:Levindale
1259:Fallstaff
1249:Cheswolde
1234:Ashburton
1229:Arlington
1221:Northwest
746:Civil War
685:Civil War
646:Palladian
608:and West
541:in 1983.
511:Babe Ruth
481:weekend.
311:with its
249:rowhouses
246:Victorian
2686:Wicomico
2666:Somerset
2601:Caroline
2581:Allegany
2508:Maryland
2176:Westport
2143:Lakeland
2110:Brooklyn
1975:Old Town
1886:Westside
1793:Downtown
1778:Westgate
1763:Walbrook
1748:Rosemont
1622:Mayfield
1488:Pen Lucy
1468:Medfield
1440:Homewood
1435:Homeland
1415:Guilford
1395:Edgecomb
884:Hispanic
866:, 63.4%
668:millwork
315:and the
232:Overview
191:83002941
104:Location
2748:Bridges
2711:Central
2636:Harford
2631:Garrett
2616:Charles
2606:Carroll
2596:Calvert
2263:Linwood
2259:Kresson
2199:Bayview
2056:Pigtown
1904:Barclay
1642:Overlea
1574:Cedonia
1531:Waverly
1445:Keswick
1425:Harwood
1420:Hampden
1390:Cylburn
1352:Barclay
1319:Pimlico
874:, 3.0%
870:, 0.0%
676:B&O
621:Origins
616:History
566:Schools
467:History
413:hunts,
323:of the
109:Fayette
2676:Talbot
2641:Howard
2515:Topics
2214:Canton
2066:Sowebo
2051:Oaklee
1980:Oliver
1733:Mosher
1607:Hillen
1597:Govans
1410:Govans
892:vacant
888:Latino
860:census
818:gazebo
762:Avalon
760:film “
752:Men.”
627:German
505:, the
267:, the
253:Sowebo
223:Sowebo
2611:Cecil
2572:Lists
2381:Parks
2102:South
1909:Berea
1758:Upton
1347:Abell
1339:North
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864:White
217:is a
168:Built
113:Pratt
2646:Kent
1896:East
1682:West
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958:2014
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