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MOUNT ROYAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB
~~WffjL~TY~~
Dear Neighbor,
Only your presence at City Council on Wednesdqy, November 3 @ 7: 30 P.M.
City Council Chambers can assure defeat of the $58,000,000 expressway through
our Mt . Royal - l~ . Vernon neighborhood .
For four years now a six lane, high speed thruw~ link has been planned
separating the IiYric Theater and the Mt . Royal station, cutting through the
back fences of Tyson Street, through restored "Antique Row" on Howard Street,
through the Deutsches Haus, Richmond Market and scores of houses . The town
houses that surround Mt . Calvary Chur ch will be demolished, leaving the church
isolated in a maze of access lanes and highway signs . In Plan C, the recommended
plan, a 40 mile-an- hour exit ramp will spill into Mt . Royal Avenue beside the
entrance to the Lyric Theater.
Concrete highway bridges with brilliant, tal l-pole lights will be built
t o carry the traffic of Howard Street, Preston Street and Mt . Royal Avenue
over the Expressway. The Interstate Truck Traffic attracted by this shortcut
through the heart of Baltimore will compete with the noise of the B & trains
in our area, but on a twenty four hour basis . Overhanging green signs, designed to Federal Bureau of Roads standards will be necessary on Dolphin street,
Mt . Royal Avenue and several other neighborhood locations.
°
St . Mary 1s Seminary, Maryland General Hospital and the University of
Baltimore1s new library will be left teetering on the brink of the Expresswqy
ditch. $500,000 in annual City tax revenue will be lost forever by the razing
of homes and businesses in the path of the road and its interchanges, but the
lowering of property values in the area has not even been guessed at .
IrOnically, while the State and Federal Agencies , aided by the Administration Forces were pushing through the completion of the Jones Falls Expresswqy
this spring, it was repeatedly brought to light that this expressway link in
our own neighborhood serves no useful purpose . The official who had previously
been the road 1s strongest advocate , Mr. Philip Darling, then Director of
Planning, stated publically that the link was not necessary.
In response to this revelation, Ordinance 1102 has been introduced to
remove the threat of the link from the Bolton Hill and Mt . Vernon neighborhood.
But a three quarters vote of the City Council is required to wipe this road
off the plans of the highway engineers .
Your active presence at the hearing before the Judiciary Committee of the
City Council at 7: 30 P.M on Wednesday, November 3 is needed ! If you represent
.
a group -- be it a block organization, a club, or an institution - - your voice
is essential! Several groups and institutions have alreadY stated their
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disapproval of the link, among them the Mar,yland Institute , the Mt . Royal
Improvement Association, Mt . Calvar,y Church, St . Mar,y ' s Seminar,y , the Tyson
Street Association - -- and others .
But twenty one Councilmen from four corners of the City must be made to
realize-the importance of what appears to them to be a local issue . The progress we have made in renewing the heart of Baltimore must not be sacrificed
to this needless engineer ' s nightmare.
Sincere~
yours,
The Board of Directors of the
Mt . Royal Democratic Club
Thomas Ward , President
Joseph Robinson, Chairman
Civic Affairs Committee
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Urban Renewal Files
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This exhibit presents documentation related to Baltimore's urban renewal efforts during the 1960s. The files include correspondence, speeches, editorials, newsletters, flyers, and maps from Baltimore City and Baltimore County. Renewal plans for the neighborhoods of Bolton Hill and Mount Vernon are highlighted, along with responses from neighborhood residents and homeowners' associations.
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20 documents
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Urban renewal
Maryland--Baltimore
Neighborhoods
Eminent domain
African Americans
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Mount Royal Democratic Club Newsletter
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Circular to residents of the midtown area regarding the proposed expressway along the Mount Royal corridor
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1965
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Highway planning
Express highways
Design and construction
Citizen participation
Political participation
Bolton Hill (Baltimore, Md.)
Mount Vernon (Baltimore, Md.)
Mount Royal (Baltimore, Md.)
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Mount Royal Democratic Club, Board of Directors
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University of Baltimore Special Collections & Archives
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Text
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application/pdf
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urf01.01.15b
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Urban Renewal Files, series I, box 1, folder 15, Special Collections & Archives, University of Baltimore
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Bolton Hill (Baltimore
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Mount Vernon (Baltimore
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ill l( Ihe oonflif-I l>etween ea rly.
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J,ul.lic.
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m3ny of the fans congreglllfl
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" " ighbo rhood that i. Ml bjecloo
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Destroy Renewal Effort
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mcltts 10 Illcir p m l>crli(',s 1
or
Reclaiming Lost
Land in the Cit,
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La,ly Allen of lI " rlwood. "
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a./rnini$tralor'& heD~Il11 IIIId a
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g round." (NY Tinm, May 16.
1965)
Lady All en oITe red tJlf!5f1
oomrnenlli afler touring 1,lay.
groun ds in llitltimore . nd other
rastern cities. 'I1lo5e of us who
are concerned 1O"ilh lhe rlay.
g round siluation in l.t..hinlO te
ca n only /l1'1,laud and eeho her
statements.
A prillie exa llIple of the un·
imagiualive af)proacll to l, ldy'
g round design rreval cIII in
Baltimore i5 lhe ba rren ex·
pau;;e oC as phalt ad jace nt to
IIC hool No. 66 which wa~ in·
tended 10 se rve II. dna l 1"'f]>O!!e
ru; a pla yg round for doc Mt.
Ito j'a l SellOo l, oud as an afler·
sc hoo! recrea ti on f"cilily. In
fact, "Ie asp hll h hecorlle8 tIO
tlllhea rably Itol thaI I"imltry
ch ild re n are ofl~' del>rived oC
their scheduled o Uldoor 1.lay
periodll. I...ast SlmlOlIe r t...o tvC·
realio ll leaden; !>Ilt in ... 1.111 lit·
lIe s hade Ihey cou ld find, wai l,
illg Cor c:hildreu ... ho seldo n'
' I'!,ea red, all Ito u g Ii !.hey
al>ourtded in nearby Sl reelti and
aJleys. We must conclude Ihllt
tile unolt ra<:ti"eness and Urlcom·
rOrlablelle&!i or the playground
10',,", a Clldor io tbe absence or
tbe d,ildr~ .
(COOUnuoo on
~ 2:~
Mr. E. Ru secll Mules. I, reside nl of the Lyric
TlleIIlC r, slJOke fur the cultural, eduea.tional and
1Il~.. IiC81 inl eret!l.!i in tI,c area. 111CSC incl ude Ihe
Maryland In$lilulc. MI. Ca h'ary Chureh, The
Unh·cr!!i ty of Baltill1 ore, !\.fnryl""d Gene ral
H(I!llitu l aud the orgal1illlti.....s ... hiel, use tI,e
Lyric it!IClf _ the 1~,It ; Ulore SY!llphony. Lktlti·
mo re Civic Opera. "hiladclpl' 1a $YIll I,Io ol1 )' a nd
llIany ot licl'll. Tloc Mt. Vernon /mJ.ro.·enle"t AI!r
sociation wu rel'rC8Cllteo.l
Mr. Ba n ·cy Oa ..is.
Mr. JMel,h Rob inw n siooke for the Mt. I{I))':Il
Ot. nocral ie Club. lIe We8Cn ling th... cultu ral ae..
tivilies of t1~ Mt. Vern(ln ue~ g.. ne ra l1 y was
Ihe veleran fighter C civic amenit y, Mr. Doug.
or
lall Co rti()n.
The M.yor rererred dill malte r 10 I\Ir. PI,ilil'
DllrH,,!. hi , 1>J ll n.. in g Coordi nal() r, ... ilh tbe in·
"'ruclion 10 report on tlte si tulltio n h)' !\.fllrch 15.
T o da te no word of . ny telJOf\ has corne 1 lig ht.
0
The Archdi Ot:el!e o f lla h imore has l.eanl arg u·
llIen ls I}fO and 0011 tl oe eXl'reSI>way iSSloe, and
though no I IO~i lion 011 Ihe issue has been laken
by lite Ardidiooe8C, it hIlS been rel>o rted that
at leUl one Cil y agency. OURIIA, bas IljIoken
against Ihc Waw Connector dilch.
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Growlh in tire west MI. Vernon are. is " "nled
until tloe Ih reat (lC tloc eolllletllOr i" rtNnove.1.
E.·ell an alll:lII l.I IO SIIlisC .1I l,arti~'iI !'y " Iueillg
y
a roar ove r Ih e cxl'rC85way and tkvcJop in g of.
fioo build ings and apart me nts using " ir ri g hts
overhead rt:Cl'i"ed a &6I.t.ack. The Sltttc of
Maryl:tnd !Il.llled Ihal il ... n ~ nol inleresl ing in
hui"'ing a roe", Stotc OHiee Building using air
righl$ a nd a Coundnl ion ~yi<lL'ln ~i s ned 10 al·
low pas...<uge of Cuture hig h... ay l"nCll. In ""Orl.
remo"a l of IIIe We8I Connectur iIl't.'m! Ihe 0,,1,
hOI'.e fo r the ~uf\' i~ol of people and I'roltert y
va lUe!! ill the iml,a cted neiShorl,ood .
T<.>dar. C Ihe fi l'Sl lirue in 1"'<:IIIy.five yea .....
or
the re lire no unooc" I,ied commercial pf()/terliel'
in the Howttrd·llcad are... I~,,~in~mer' anti
prorerty o ... nc~ h...·e been ntH kin l> &teady Il rog·
I"C35 in illll"oving ... hllt was rormerly a blig hted
are:t. A nurn be r of o"'nC(& ha~e rebuilt from
the g round up. Sonoc 11:I,'e 1I11Cn1 money o n
air condil;oning and reconditi oned fire l,laocs as
the pennanener o f Ute neighborhood seemed
more a.'lSured ( unlil Ihe eJ: I)I'C!IS"'(lY Ih reat beea. nlll imminenl, tlt al is).
(ConUnued. on Pale 4.
�THE CITY VOI CE
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APRIL, 1966
Bill Henry's "Head" Start
My 11,,,1;1 1(0S&f'lTIiM.
The /llltt'more Tulo. i,,1 Pmj.
..... .. a~ 1.001 ill Mllnme •• 1964,
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of ~....",,,,,,nil> l'uI;eilJ.alio" and
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loo)uHd~..1 by MUliumeul SI ..-el.
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:SIred aUfI ll ro'lld"ny. EVlI'lIlu·
",110' il "il! he ru" hy 110,' " H' ",·
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April.
II. :o,' um bo:. I
19Gi
IS I<4 Bolion Street
Baltimore, Marylano 2 1217
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. Emlly EVIl1\8
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, •. Lun H llrrls
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Nancy Hall. Shari Mllyer
Waller S . Orl! 'L~kY
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f'( Ihe 11 ..... 2 nd Oi.'! trif'l,
II~M /}()rn , A/I'" fl"ul ..ol;m,
I ),,(orllllllllo·I,.. clteh .'!1·Snlt'nl o( Ihis ma88i ve SYSII'1ll
IWIII 1}("'/I,f"u lI it-h School.
hilS bee n flJl1 10 IIII' puhlic b y the CilY A(lministra lin ri a
I/<' 1011"'11/"1/ IIfnryh",d SUdc
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clrawn it can he AeetI that Ihis Distr iCI hali 10 pull l ogc th~' ,,!""ak of fi ghl infl "1I 1i~la li on "
/im" /0 ~ 0.:,;.'11 poUlirolly,
10 lia\':' ho rnet; a nd Ila rks. Ni net y I~rcent or Ihe /lew Dislrict and Ihe jde lwr,;onaliulion of
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14 to 20, ror many simlenls
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1f'01'1 f.om t' i ff~ rt'''1 ba."k·
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COllnc il rnal1 Th(l mlls Wa rll , SO'I mel i m ~ wi lh Ihe hel p of coll ..s '· ,",u,Io'nl~ 1'J1ori " ~ :~.OOO
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Iralls il . 13,' ~ ure you r orl)1I l,i:-.aliol1 is reprcscntctl al the ~I o l' ,>ed ~jlon",-,riuK IlAYOU
The sh"knt~ of Ih" Iklt .·
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1']'O·~~ i l1J.> Inmsp"rllliion i ~~ u efl:
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• SIl\'r lloe UP IWllr: II H'1' of IIU' Inlll' r Har bor.
,lirt'!:l ~... ""n""ily I'I'llllio n~.
U"h It('rfonncd Ihcir 0"'"
• Eliminlll e IIII' 1),·.' d le8l\ a ntI tleslrudive \Vcsl r ,o n·
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I'i \'es ,I .. ,· ""'ighl In rll pi.1 Ir1l1l5il, bus lra lls il, aulo1964 ",il h Will ia m I~, lIen ry School. MOl/lit Vrrnon Place
", ... bi l f'~. Ir ll("k ~ ntlll "urking.
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Metl,oo.l!I. CI",rd,. Gond,.,.
3, r:1'1 rumi lillr wi lh Ihe who le highways-trallsil Ilichlrf',
:sadlli"~ Tulo ri,1 Director. and
College, Johns lIol'kins Un•.
ClIlllhe F;,l iln r of Ihis 1'II11#'r if yO ll ...a nl It s lwu ker for SoIOIllOIl Ihlck,"o" Ill' Com· I'el'!!i ly. Hn d on WJZ leievi"i"n.
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} Ollr dob, or IIIf ... rnlllli o n II bou t Ihe transporllliioll lII"nily Oiret:h)~. Mr. IIC
p idllre.
who ...a5 ",ilh Ihe o.igi nll l .u .. by Go"cI~r gr" duale Hel.,n
Br'nsly and 1,,'0 IIeighborhood
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1"'"",,-, hie Ma O' ami IIH' Hoard noothul, I"arel. fo r 12 loot/len
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the Ila:ord uf EduClII;on In " reslriCI" 1",- lise of aSI,Iu.I L on
1I... h./O.1 I'I" yl;" ,und",
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1. I n onh-r 1ft he ah lc 10 VOTE in the
n~l( 1 P rimary
/Hili (; t' lwru l 1-:1
1:('liol1, plU 11 111 5 1 be
a. iI Unil t·'! Slillo'~ cili~.('n
b. 2 1 yea rs (t Ill by Novc mbe r 8, 19(16, .llc tiMe o f
Ihe C('IIt'ral Elect io n
c, a I·t'~ itl cnl of Ba llimore Cily legi:<lal h 'c ,l i~lri cl f .... r
SI'>; lI1"n llls prt"cetli ng Ihe e lL oll (~ in('l' ~hrd , 1.3,
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1966 10 vOle in the Primar y : ll inee !\'lay 8, 1966
Iv vole in lIlt" Cent- r al E I ~ t i u n)
d. registered with Ille Bua n l o f S u pe r visors o f
E leclions.
2. III onl",r to be abl e 1 vote in IIIl' Prim a r y for
0
j·itl]('r De mocrats or RCJluhl icMls, you mus t be rf'!;iste red
in a speeifi,: party. Pe(l p lc regis ter ing Inde pendents ma y
NOT \·"t(' in e it her P r imary Electio n,
3. I f Y"U ;,re rf'g iskrcII ill Ba hilil ore C il y. bul ha ve
ju_o t moW(,d inlo till' St-"oJl(1 o islri cl, you IIl U~ t r h:m ge your
u,ld ,. ·",s wilh Ille Uua nl of Su perviso rs of Elec tions in
" 1',1,'1' tv \',1tC /lear yvu r new '''. JrI('. T o do this
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n. fi ll in a for m c.. n l i ~s ul'(1 by tile Huarll, o r
b. i!:" .-ll1wlI 10 the S u perviso rs of E loct ious OlTic{:, or
c. lI Hli l in y~, ur vote r's rcg i ~ l l· atioll card wi th yO IU
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APRIL, 1966
.1. I f YOIi ilrc rt'g i ~(.'rf'd olll.~id(' of Ihhimore Cily,
:wrl halc mnved here, YOIl mU,,1 regi ster hy go ing IIVW Il to
the Uon rd OO·i"e.
5. If yo u have cha ngf'd your name lIy marriage (fe.
lIJah') u r h y I,-sa l a ction ( ma le or fem.'!e), yo u mlls l go
duwn 10 lile Board O ff ice 10 re-rf'gi ~ t er,
T hc S uperviso rs of EI f'C tion O ffi o.:e ill Balt imore C ity
is 1000ated in tim UalWIlIl'lIt of tilt' " ('ople/; Court Bu ild ing,
FlIYl'lte (11111 Gay Stree t". T he on'iee i ~ 0 1'('11 daily, M ondilY
Il lroUgh Fr id ll Y, frOIll 9:00 a.lll. 104:00 p,m , Tlm rsdays it
relllil ins 0 1'!'11 ull til 7:00 p.m .
Vor furlhcr iuf(Jrmation, cull Ille Board of E lectioll
Supt' f\'i ~ors at I.E 9-6960; or lhe MOll111 n oyal Democratic
<.1\1h Voter S.'r virc oirl'f'lo r. W alt er Orlinsky, at 685-5010
("ITi,:c) or 669-2;'198 (ho me ),
Howard Hardware House
The log jilill i .. (It,'(;I'lIl p l il y~rou ll d flf'~ i g n sec m ~ to he
b rea king, a lt ho ugh w,· have no t St.'t' li a /-!;ra/lS play area yel.
O r, P;](lui n, Ihe m'w S UI'f'r inte nd cl1t of Schools, /111(1 Amhruse Chl llda, h i~ D irecto r o f SdlOol Faci lit ies, l\lIve slIill
tlmt limy wi llma kc e n ·ry cffo rl Iu ~Cf' 111111 Ihe new sehou lYiml ill E U!(lw PllIf'e lI ud M cM cchen S treet is nut covere{1
willi aspllil i.
Deleg al e Larilles' U rba n DI's ig ll Co mmi tt ee, whi ch
Illtll'CS hl'R d ~ of th e C ity's deparlments at the co nfer ence
tah le wil h the ht'lIlls o f (''Q ncer ned dow ni own e itizen or·
gll ni7,Iltiu ns, 11115 unOO \'e red a fai rl y ge nera l agree menl
a mo ng hurea u chie fs that g ra ss is ap pr o pria te alld praeti e., I.
Once Ihe bugllOOo o f " e xcess ive cost" of g rass is d isposed of, Ih e M g urnent rests S<Jlla rdy 011 Ille faellllal lHlrd
s tlrf aees a re no t des irllole lind a re, in f act, nol uscn hy
eh il, lrt'll. T a ke II loo k althe a cres of a spl w lted playg rou nd
lwtwetll Dv ug lns Hi gll Sd,o(ll ami O rl f'n ns St reet- p raeo
ti e'llI ), dt:ser ted m uch of Ihl' l ime, Then loo k a l Ihe gra:;t!':cd
I <lB 1I0r th of Mad i ~oll Str eet, Ileal' Edi son I'l ighway- in
allllost cont inuou s use.
C ra ss is supposedl y " Im r'de r to maintllin", h ut ItoOk al
the C kH'enla le 1 'l ay~ r(J u n(1 bel ween MrCu llol, li nd D ruid
I-l ill 1I1:lIr Il le old car ba rn, Aside f ro m it'! IJH!'ketlia ll Courl,
thi s sw a lliliot of 1
:111". wh ich gets mo re use than pract ically any pla ygrou nd ill tlli~ city, is cove red wi th gr ass. T wo
th inl s of it is co vere<1 with gr ass unywa y, The kids love it,
S ure, olle third is bure (along the hllscl ill cs ) Ilnd a lwa ys
will he ha n '. Bu t blackto p the whole th ing a nd wh a t (10
yo u hn vc ? Look in so met ime.
Afte r grading ex pl'llS(.'S, it cos ts ah oul 50.40·0.45 a
8(lua re foot to p ut in g ravel a ll d asp hnh. Topsoil a mi s(I(1
oo~l $0.10 a squarr foul, lopS>li l and sec,ii ng a boul $0.0 7,
<;
AI tha t rnle yo u co ul{1 resod a playg roulI(1 ('very rive years
for 20 years I..:.'fore tile in il ia l cu,~1 of aspilalt would he mel.
Crass re(luin:s wa tering and CUlling, and Ih is C(lsls
money. In a time wl lell un!iki ll,'(1 jnl'!I openings are few~\r,
tlli s need may he a bl ~~~ in~ in (Ii q~ui :<f'
Pa in« &- G lan
fUectriCfl I . P lumb/nil' Suppl iCli
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COCKTAIL PARTY
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i\J..:U1Y firms ha ve f" lI o"ed liIe Dllvice fir a"
ar('hil('d, Co,,"'antine Courp$s;' ,,'100 was relained h)· Ifill Associanon to jl:il'e ad vice 011
de5igll altd .(tI ruciura l nmll('rs and 10 coo rd inale
Ihe color &cheflttl (or IIIe Mod<. Under Council.
man Ward', tree I,lanlins program, U'" area
hilS 110,"" '-n!K'1 with yo ung mal,les- and lindens
\lU) Cil y t'or{.!<Ier.
'
Indicat il'e of Ihe im provillg cond ition of
UowaTlI St reet ill lhe Cu rriage I-I ouse lIC!'la uranl.
In addi li oll to his thrivi ng snile of li l'lll fl oor
di" ing room;;.. Oreilles " elridcli I. as nOI'! opened
an upslnirs duJ" 11,e Coach and Four, offeri ng
""If('t lun cheon and dinner hy candleli ght. Safll
" /lufly" Pel rides. "Mooday ni ghts are now j U
!Jl
li ke Saturday nights. __ a supe rh loca ti on."
We checked olher ",ell·know n busine58el; in
Antiq ue Row. I"deloende"t Beef has !Dore than
doubled its .'loI'l 1
C(ltion of wines to meel an in·
creasing inlerC<ll ill " Ihe well set lable," Tyson
Place. ha ving movC(1 10 the block .fler losing
itl! old qunrte'" 011 Linden Avenue to Ihe wreck·
ing Lall, now fi"ds il5elf " full UI'," A con~ta nt
clienlele I) f neighbo ri. ood hllhi tues, lovel'5 of
Chinese food, local politicians and Ibealer peo'
pie make it 1 " e~er hil ing fl) u.lIai ll !tf acliv ily,
The 800 Ul ock of T yw" SIree\ revea ls the
most sirikill g d,a nge, E\'ery IlO use has lItt n reslored, au d III~t ycar lhey were :ul ded to Ihe
Tysoll Slreet OpCII }lou;;e Tour. A ~ivi ly here
"r
lias ~n sl~II,1lcaJ~tl by l"'
oon,rnclo r Roy E,
Kirby, SeI'e ~1 )'CIIT& ago Kirb)' was abou t to retire, hilt tllC ehllllenge of Tyson Sircut I.rovidcd
fresh inccnlive 10 conlinue a suece!;aful CUTOOr.
Mr. Ki ..t..y I,od ju!l'l re«:il'l:d scI'eral nal ioll91
IIwllrdS for f,is co nslru('iiou of tile WC!;ling/oou9l':
M nk~ 1I1ar Laboralo ries at Frieudshi(1 when 1
m
dceidcd to hring his organiz,1tion to bea r 011
Ihe J.ro hlems of dowr' low n rei.abili tal io n. Now
!lOme forty lJ.CrQe nl of his efforls go 10 acq uiri ng.
reimilding and dooo rlliin g usol'lIl 18th aud 19th
ooll illr, I' rol>erilies in the heaT1 of llu lt imoro,
and he wouhl like 1 do IIWre, HU IUIA has
0
commended Mr. Kirby for his elTorts in hringing Maryland " Lack borne" wi thout use of the
hull doz.er.
nuee yean; ago lhe memberll of Ihe Howa rd Street A86OCiaiion elected to remai n
outside Ule MI, Vernon Urban Uene wal Project
in order to relain full ooll'rol over !be .'loI'l nsiti ve
nW'!.ter I)f physical al'l'CIlrance wl, ieli is cri ti elll
10 u1Cir trade, and in or'dcr 10 be able 10 work
out aiteralionll and £ilmllcin/!: at the gradu al
ra te 110 crucial in sma ll bU~II~. This delilJ.Crate, orderly fix ing ull. wi dlO UI di s-asl ro us dern·
olilion, has become one o.f lhe quiet SU
OOC9Se6
of tloe inner ci tY'1i ren ai ~nce. A suoess. !I1at is,
if tile shadow of the WCIII Conl1t!Clor ElCrress way
does nol bl igltl the elTorts of !!COres of individuall! who lire gell ing their h.:tJt intI) Ant ique
Row.
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You ARE
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GOVERNMENT..
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Urban Renewal Files
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This exhibit presents documentation related to Baltimore's urban renewal efforts during the 1960s. The files include correspondence, speeches, editorials, newsletters, flyers, and maps from Baltimore City and Baltimore County. Renewal plans for the neighborhoods of Bolton Hill and Mount Vernon are highlighted, along with responses from neighborhood residents and homeowners' associations.
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Urban renewal
Maryland--Baltimore
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Eminent domain
African Americans
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The Inner City Voice Newsletter, Volume 2 Number 1
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Includes the article, "Expressway Threatens Renewal Effort," about the proposed West Connector Expressway and its potential impact on midtown neighborhoods
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1966-04
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Newsletters
Highway planning
Express highways
Design and construction
Urban renewal
City planning
Mount Vernon (Baltimore, Md.)
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Inner City Association
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University of Baltimore Special Collections & Archives
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urf01.01.13b
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Urban Renewal Files, series I, box 1, folder 13, Special Collections & Archives, University of Baltimore
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s. Ann cCloskey
1607 Bolton street
Bal timore 17, lid.
8 April 1966
To the Editor of the Sun,
Sir:
The Sunpapers has now reaohed new heights of idiooy in touting
with
the Emperor's urban renewal suit/fA its APril 6 sditorial, High-Rise
Pioneer ,
~hioh
explains Why the Sutton Plaoe high-rise apartments
failed.
:But grea.t.
The gospel aooording to Marvin Gilman, that Baltimoreans
still see a. d smell bad housing after it has gone, clearly portends
an end to the destruotion of people, homes, and little businesses for
luxury high-rise buildings that must have their taxes reduced. People
will be "smelling ehe former bad housing."
Ther.e ooUld nevl:lr be the posaibility that, having arrived to consider
renting at Sutton Plaoe , some people found: the arohitecture
ildpra.ctioal,
unappealing, the over-priced cubioles 1mpracti~~, the simplified
materials doubtful,
~nd
the more spacious,
in~erescing
in older buIldings nearby leas expensive2
over~riced
apartments
It is not possible that
expertise goofed in declaring Sutton Plaoe a potential
success (or Who did?).
Perhaps now the complete
orton Hoffman report
oould finallY be made publio -- that report that gave the green light
to Sutton Plaoe.
Laymen at the time had considered the market doubtful,
and not because of a racial smoke-soreen.
But the
S~lpapers
like
ma~
offioials now use the raoial explosive to hide faulty administration,
stupid planning, hypocrioy, and deoeit.
Perhaps the Sunpapers has a glib or emotional line to explain to
slum dwellors of Bolton Hill why several empty new bighelsB'fhere 1n
riBeB;wa~ •• ~.l.M"~ Baltimore where the digs appear to be pretty
UD dep~ived
elegant are begging for occupa nts? Or ,
~nat
"smalls" up north?
more
�McCloskey letter to SUD
2
• J
A basic premise in apartment building used to be a real market.
even a waiting list.
But firmncing now being different , anything goes
up in spite of a gluttsd market. with someone making out (or it
wouldn't continue, would it?).
Builders and planners should study
the few successes.
But -- ons solution for Sutton Place.
Now is the time to start
relocating urban renewal and FHA employeae there (andinto any othsr
men they help oreate).
Shall we begin with Ur Steiner, who should
love being near tbe M Royal
t
Expres 8W~
be's baoking. the
$drs
BURBA relocation department. and then all those suburbanites Who back
their prograliJS?
##
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Urban Renewal Files
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This exhibit presents documentation related to Baltimore's urban renewal efforts during the 1960s. The files include correspondence, speeches, editorials, newsletters, flyers, and maps from Baltimore City and Baltimore County. Renewal plans for the neighborhoods of Bolton Hill and Mount Vernon are highlighted, along with responses from neighborhood residents and homeowners' associations.
The complete Urban Renewal Files (URF) collection at the University of Baltimore consists of 5 linear inches of archival records, which are described in an online collection database. The complete collection has also been digitized at the folder level and is also available in the collection database. For this exhibit, 20 documents have been selected from the complete collection.
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<a href="http://langsdale.ubalt.edu/special-collections/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Special Collections & Archives, University of Baltimore</a>
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<p><a href="https://archivesspace.ubalt.edu/repositories/2/resources/111" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Urban Renewal Files</a></p>
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<a href="http://langsdale.ubalt.edu/special-collections/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">University of Baltimore Special Collections & Archives</a>
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1961-1965
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R0124-URF
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2019-09
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20 documents
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Urban renewal
Maryland--Baltimore
Neighborhoods
Eminent domain
African Americans
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Letter to the Editor of the Sun
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A letter to the Baltimore Sun regarding the construction of high-rise apartments in urban renewal areas, including Sutton Place in Bolton Hill
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1966-04-08
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Baltimore sun
Urban renewal
High-rise apartment buildings
Design and construction
Bolton Hill (Baltimore, Md.)
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McCloskey, Ann
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University of Baltimore Special Collections & Archives
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urf01.01.08b
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Urban Renewal Files, series I, box 1, folder 8, Special Collections & Archives, University of Baltimore
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Baltimore sun
Bolton Hill (Baltimore
Design and construction
High-rise apartment buildings
Md.)
Urban renewal