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Wolfe Street, Baltimore Maryland
As
there are only eight remaining wooden houses in Fell's Point along with those
that are covered or altered, and few others still standing and in tact
throughout the rest of the City, it is crucial that these places are protected.
By working with the owners, residents, local and city preservation groups,
preservation experts, and other interested parties, these structures can be
preserved. Through documentation of exterior and interior conditions, extensive
research into the history and construction of the houses, stabilization and
rehabilitation efforts where necessary, and landmark designation, these parties
can protect the few remaining wooden houses in Fell's Point and the inner city
of Baltimore. Expedient and organized action is essential, as some of these
places are in great need of repair. So little remains of Baltimore's earliest
housing and the houses face numerous threats, thus, but protecting these wooden
houses and properly caring for them, the lessons they teach about historical
architecture in Baltimore can remain for generations to come.
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