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BALTIMORE HERITAGE, INC.
11-1/2 West Chase Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
410-332-9992 (Phone)
410-727-4620 (Fax)

Baltimore Heritage's list
of historic buildings
that should be preserved.

Baltimore Heritage's Preservation Watch List is an ongoing compilation of historic buildings that deserve to be preserved but whose fates are not certain. This can be from abandonment, neglect, lack of funding, or active demolition plans. For more information about the Preservation Watch List and what you can do to help, please contact Baltimore Heritage Director:
Johns Hopkins at 410-332-9992 or
hopkins_at_baltimoreheritage.org.

CLICK HERE TO VIEW PRESERVATION WATCH LIST

BEHIND THE SCENES BALTIMORE TOURS

Our "Behind the Scenes Baltimore" tours offer monthly guided visits of historic places in Baltimore. Tours typically are on weekday evenings and last an hour. We announce them by email about two weeks ahead of time. To receive announcements, send an email with your name and email address to

hopkins_at_baltimoreheritage.org

We do not share our email list with any other organization and you should expect to receive about one email per month.

CLICK HERE TO VIEW PAST TOURS

FEATURE ARTICLE

Chapel street house

"Early Wooden Houses in Fell's Point Baltimore, Maryland"
by: Stacy Patterson
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW ARTICLE

Contribute Online
by clicking here
you can help by making
a contribution that will help advocacy, education, and programs to preserve our
great historic city.

Become a Member !
By becoming a member of Baltimore Heritage, you are helping to preserve our city ’s charm and distinctive character for current and future generations. You also will receive iinvitations and discounts for our tours and other events. [Learn more... ]

Preservation Awards
We're calling for nomiations for our annual Historic Preservation Awards Reception to be held in June. If you know of a commercial or residential retoration project, or a person or group that has advanced historic preservation in Baltimore, we'd love to hear about it. [Learn more... ]

Funding for Historic Rehabilitation

The National Trust for Historic Preservation's investment arm, the National Trust Community Investment Corporation, helps developers, non-profit organizations, and governments rehabilitate historic properties through equity investments and tax credits.

Click here for information about the NTCIC and the funding it provides.

Or call Baltimore Heritage for information at 410-332-9992.