In honor of Baltimore Architecture Month, led by AIA Baltimore and the Baltimore Architecture Foundation, Preservation Maryland is digging into our archives to share some of the City’s best architecture – and the hand we had in preserving it.
Baltimore Architecture Month is a month-long celebration of good design and opportunity to educate about Baltimore’s built environment and heritage through tours, lectures, discussions, and workshops.
Preservation Maryland’s commitment to supporting the preservation of Maryland – and Baltimore City’s – historic architecture dates back 90 years.
Through Advocacy Efforts
The Senator Theatre, 5904 York Road
Through a Preservation Maryland grant
The Bromo Seltzer Tower, 21 S. Eutaw Street
Clifton Mansion, 2701 St. Lo Drive
Through a Heritage Fund Grant
Seven Foot Knoll Lighthouse, Pier 5
Other Notable historic Baltimore Architecture
- Howard Street Tunnel in Baltimore. Photo from Library of Congress.
- American Can Company in Baltimore, MD. Photo from Library of Congress.
- Homewood in Baltimore, MD. Photo from Library of Congress.
- North Paca Street in 1936. Photo from Library of Congress.