Baltimore Skyline

photo by CB Maryland Casualty Insurance Co. circa 1920-1930 (photo by MdHS) The Rotunda :   Originally built for the Maryland Casualty Insurance Co. in 1920-1921. Later converted to offices, a mall, and longtime home of the Rotunda Cinematheque. Renovated again into a mixed-use space with retail on the ground floor along with the ICON Residences at the Rotunda which opened in 2016.  MdHS photos: https://mdhsphotographs.tumblr.com/post/26843707551/maryland-casualty-company-building-701-west-40th

 Roland Park Water Tower, June 1911 ( rolandpark.org )  City planning on giving funds to restore the Roland Park Water Tower (North Baltimore Patch) Is former mayor Sheila Dixon considering a return to politics? ( Baltimore Sun ) Baltimore plans on raising parking rates at city garages , but residents might catch a break ( Baltimore Business Journal ) You will start to see ADA accessible taxis in the city . MTA also hopes to replace their Mobility fleet with the new MV-1 ( Baltimore Sun ) Development pushes on in Remington despite the stalled 25th Street Station project. ( Baltimore Brew ) Johns Hopkins continues its look into Station North , this time for space for its film and creative arts programs. ( Bmore Media )