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North Eutaw Street, No. 221 (Commercial Building), Baltimore, Independent City, MD

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North Eutaw Street, No. 221 (Commercial Building), Baltimore, Independent City, MD

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Summary

Significance: A good example of 19th Century Commercial loft construction with remains of an Early 20th century Theatre (Piccadilly) in first floor.
Survey number: HABS MD-40-F
Building/structure dates: ca. 1890
Building/structure dates: ca. 1950 Subsequent Work

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Date

1950

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Contributors

Historic American Buildings Survey, creator

Unknown, photographer

Wright, Russell, historian

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Location

Baltimore, Maryland, United States, 39.29038, -76.61219

Google Map of 39.2903848, -76.61218930000001

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Source

Library of Congress

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