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One of six houses built in 1890, apparently the first Colonial Revival row houses in Baltimore.  Designed by Wilson and Wilson, they were built by James Gorter.  They are unusually tall and unusually narrow.  The original balustrade has unfortunately disappeared.
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One of six houses built in 1890, apparently the first Colonial Revival row houses in Baltimore.  Designed by Wilson & Wilson, they were built by James Gorter.  They are unusually tall and unusually narrow.  The original balustrade has unfortunately disappeared.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 10:52, January 27, 2022

1122 North Calvert Street
Site Information
Address1122 N. Calvert Street
Geo-reference39°18′12″N 76°36′48″W / 39.3032°N 76.61346°W / 39.3032; -76.61346
Building Data
Building TypeDwelling
Architectural StyleColonial Revival
Design
ArchitectWilson & Wilson
Construction
Contractors
Completed1890

One of six houses built in 1890, apparently the first Colonial Revival row houses in Baltimore. Designed by Wilson & Wilson, they were built by James Gorter. They are unusually tall and unusually narrow. The original balustrade has unfortunately disappeared.