That Baltimore Cocoon
Break out of that Baltimore preservation cocoon for just a minute and visit eCulturalResources.com, the [revamped] go-to site for job postings, headlines, and other preservation and cultural resource miscellany.
If you're interested in reading up on Baltimore's place in our nation's urban renewal heritage, get yourself a copy of the Winter 2006 issue of CRM: The Journal of Heritage Stewardship, which also includes a report on Mount Vernon Place. Published by the National Park Service, the biannual journal is free and chock full of interesting articles, interviews, and other things relating to heritage writ large. Email NPS_CRMJournal@nps.gov to subscribe.
And three cheers for Magic Johnson and his latest investment in Baltimore's urban neighborhoods (I'm talking about his partnership with Streuver Bros. on the 1209 North Charles project in Mount Vernon mentioned in today's paper)!
If you're interested in reading up on Baltimore's place in our nation's urban renewal heritage, get yourself a copy of the Winter 2006 issue of CRM: The Journal of Heritage Stewardship, which also includes a report on Mount Vernon Place. Published by the National Park Service, the biannual journal is free and chock full of interesting articles, interviews, and other things relating to heritage writ large. Email NPS_CRMJournal@nps.gov to subscribe.
And three cheers for Magic Johnson and his latest investment in Baltimore's urban neighborhoods (I'm talking about his partnership with Streuver Bros. on the 1209 North Charles project in Mount Vernon mentioned in today's paper)!
posted by rodeoclown at Wednesday, February 22, 2006
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