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Baltimore skyline with 100 East Pratt St., Bank of America & Schaefer Tower. Baltimore, MD. | Top of First National Bank Building (1924) (20 floors) (7 East Redwood St.) with Bank of America Building behind. Baltimore, MD. Architect: Graham, Anderson, Probst & White. | Looking up Light Street with First National Bank, Bank of America & Schaefer Towers. Baltimore, MD. | Facade of Bank of America Building. Baltimore, MD. |
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Bank of America Building (1924) (37 floors) (10 Light St.). Baltimore, MD. Architect: Taylor & Fisher + Smith & May. | Gold & green crown of Bank of America Building. Baltimore, MD. | Schaefer Tower & Bank of America Building. Baltimore, MD. | William Donald Schaefer Tower (1992) (37 floors) (6 Saint Paul St.). Baltimore, MD. |
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Facade pattern of William Donald Schaefer Tower. Baltimore, MD. | Portal of William Donald Schaefer Tower. Baltimore, MD. | Wachovia Tower (1985) (24 floors) (7 Saint Paul St.) & SunTrust Bank Building (1989) (25 floors) (120 East Baltimore St.) by RTKL Assoc. Baltimore, MD. | Baltimore City Hall (1867-75) (100 Holliday St.). Baltimore, MD. Style: Second Empire. Architect: George A. Frederick. On National Register. |
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Dome & cupola of Baltimore City Hall. Baltimore, MD. | Facade of Baltimore City Hall behind canon-shaped entrance pillar. Baltimore, MD. | 1815 Battle Monument official symbol of Baltimore, remembers War of 1812 fallen at Fort McHenry & North Point. Baltimore, MD. Architect: Maximillian Godefrey. | Court Square Building (1927) (18 floors) & Post Office (1932) by James A. Wetmore behind 1815 Battle Monument. Baltimore, MD. |
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World War Memorial (1925) (101 N. Gay St.). Baltimore, MD. Style: Greek Revival. Architect: Laurence Hall Fowler. | Horse & eagle holding shield of Baltimore outside World War Memorial. Baltimore, MD. | Aquatic horse & eagle (1925-7) by Edmond Romulos & Lawrence H. Amateis outside War Memorial. Baltimore, MD. | Holocaust Memorial Plaza with rail tracks & quotes of those subjected to concentration camps. Baltimore, MD. |
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Statue (1988) of concentration camp victims consumed in The Flame by Joseph Sheppard at Holocaust Memorial. Baltimore, MD. | View of St. Vincent De Paul Church Tower (1841) & red Phoenix Shot Tower (1828) where shot was made from falling molten lead. Baltimore, MD. | Washington Monument (1829) (62m 204ft). Baltimore, MD. Architect: Robert Mills. On National Register. | Washington's statue by Enrico Causici atop first monument completed to first President. Baltimore, MD. |
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Washington's statue atop first monument completed to first President. Baltimore, MD. | Washington Monument beside spire of Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church. Baltimore, MD. | Statue of Lafayette (1924) at base of Washington Monument notes American defense of France in WW I. Baltimore, MD. | Statue of John Eager Howard (1752-1827) beside Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church. Baltimore, MD. |
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Transept facade of Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church. Baltimore, MD. | Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church (1872) (10 East Mount Vernon Place) (62m 203ft). Baltimore, MD. Style: Victorian Gothic. Architect: Dixon & Carson. On National Register. | Victorian Gothic portal of Mount Vernon Place United Methodist Church. Baltimore, MD. | First Unitarian Church (1817-8) is oldest Unitarian church still in use in USA. Baltimore, MD. Style: Classical. Architect: Maximillian Godefrey. |
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Angel of Truth (1960) by Antonio Capellano in pediment of First Unitarian Church. Baltimore, MD. | St Mary's Cathedral (1814-8) portico under restoration. Baltimore, MD. Style: Greek Revival. Architect: Benjamin Henry Latrobe. | Cast-iron grillwork of house (609 Washington Place). Baltimore, MD. | Queen-Anne style stone house on Washington Place. Baltimore, MD. |
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Fan light in federalist building. Baltimore, MD. | Peabody Institute on Mount Vernon Place. Baltimore, MD. | New wing of The Walters Art Museum. Baltimore, MD. | A Baltimore subway station. Baltimore, MD. |
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Artwork in the Baltimore subway. Baltimore, MD. |
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