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Founded in 1961, Baltimore Heritage, Inc. is the
citywide, nonprofit historic and architectural preservation
organization. We work to promote the preservation, appreciation, and
economic potential of Baltimore's distinctive architecture, historic
neighborhoods, and heritage resources. We do this through advocacy,
education, and technical assistance. We seek to establish historic
preservation as a public and governmental value to ensure a high
quality of life for Baltimoreans now and in the future. We work to save
Baltimore's built environment.
Baltimore Heritage has been instrumental in the preservation of Mount
Vernon Place, City Hall, Camden Station, 301 Water Street, cast-iron
and "class B" office buildings, 225 North Charles Street, the west side
of downtown, African-American historic sites, and many other
significant structures and areas. Our annual preservation awards have
recognized the contributions of projects, organizations, and
individuals, and have heightened public awareness of the value of
adaptive reuse of historic buildings. Our tours, workshops, exhibits,
lectures, newsletter, and membership events have educated Baltimoreans
about our priceless architectural heritage. Our liaison with government
has made preservation a part of the planning process. We work closely
with like-minded organizations.
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