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Note: This page includes a list of digitized images in the BCPL Legacy Web database for topics beginning with the letter "P".
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- Panoramic Views - Towson
WR_2285
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The Towson skyline as seen from the grounds of Towson University, then known as Towson State College.
- Parking Facilities - Timonium
26647419
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This Park and Ride is located east of Deereco Road in Timonium, between Padonia and Timonium Roads, and west of the Maryland State Fairgrounds.
- Parking Facilities - Towson
6927112
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Construction of the County Parking Facility on Chesapeake Avenue in Towson.
- Parking Facilities - Towson
3913013
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Photo shows the construction of the 40 West Chesapeake Avenue Parking Facility in Towson, looking east towards the Hampton Plaza Condominiums seen in the left upper distance. The Joppa Road Blue Cross/Blue Shield building is faintly seen in the far middle distance.
- Parking Facilities - Towson
6927028
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The construction site for the Washington Avenue Parking Garage in Towson ran west from Washington Avenue along Susquehanna Avenue. The Baltimore County Police Station housing the Towson Precinct fronted onto Washington Avenue. The south side of the station is seen in the middle of this photograph. The John C. Greiner Company was the consulting engineers for the project.
- Parking Facilities - Towson
6927027
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A construction crane towers over the site for the Washington Avenue Parking Garage in Towson. The construction site ran west from Washington Avenue along Susquehanna Avenue. The rear of the County Office Building and the Jefferson Building are seen in this view.
- Parking Facilities - Towson
6927114
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Construction of the County Parking Facility on West Chesapeake Avenue in Towson.
- Parking Facilities - Towson
6927118
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A building at this site on the southwest corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and York Road in Towson was the location of Urbans Restaurant in the late 19th century. It became Busicks in the early 20th century and then for many years was the Marylander Restaurant. For a short time in the 1960s it held the relocated Asbill Pharmacy. In this view the site has been cleared for temporary parking before construction of the Towson Commons complex.
- Parking Facilities - Towson
6927119
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A building at this site on the southwest corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and York Road in Towson was the location of Urbans Restaurant in the late 19th century. It became Busicks in the early 20th century and then for many years was the Marylander Restaurant. For a short time in the 1960s it held the relocated Asbill Pharmacy. In this view the site has been cleared for temporary parking before construction of the Towson Commons complex.
- Parking Facilities - Towson
5324013
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Susquehanna Avenue, looking east to west. The old Towson Library can be seen at 28 West Susquehanna Avenue, later the site of The Health Concern, a health foods store. The construction of the Washington Avenue parking facility is visible in the distance.
- Parking Facilities - Towson
6927117
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A building at this site on the southwest corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and York Road in Towson was the location of Urbans Restaurant in the late 19th century. It became Busicks in the early 20th century and then for many years was the Marylander Restaurant. For a short time in the 1960s it held the relocated Asbill Pharmacy. In this view the site has been cleared for temporary parking before construction of the Towson Commons complex.
- Parking Facilities - Towson
6927129
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Photo shows the construction of the Chesapeake Avenue parking facility at the Baltimore County Public Library. This view looking west at the east and north sides of the uncompleted structure.
- Parking Facilities - Towson
6927115
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Construction of the County Parking Facility on West Chesapeake Avenue in Towson.
- Parking Facilities - Towson
7424049
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The construction of the Chesapeake Avenue parking facility.
- Parking Facilities - Towson
7424047
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Construction the Chesapeake Avenue parking facility as seen along with period cars and a contractor's sign.
- Parking Facilities - Towson
6948031
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The parking garage adjacent to 109 Allegheny Avenue in Towson was built by Nottingham Properties. It and the adjacent Nottingham building occupied the site formerly used by the Lee-Jarrett house and neighboring structures.
- Parking Facilities - Towson
7424050
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The construction of the Chesapeake Avenue parking facility.
- Parking Facilities - Towson
7424048
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The construction of the Chesapeake Avenue parking facility.
- Parks - Baltimore City
24552021
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Union Square Park, with its fountain and band shell, is in West Baltimore.
- Parks - Baltimore City
25160B35
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Houses #2 and #4 on Hallspring Lane, in Herring Run Park.
Shows a two story clapboard house with a porch. The windows are shuttered. Fretwork ornamentation of the supports of the porch columns suggests late 19th or very early 20th century construction. No sidewalk.
- Parks - Baltimore City
9494004
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THE EUTAW PLACE FOUNTAIN: Seen in the middle distance is the dome of the Oheb Shalom Synagogue on Fayette Place and Lanvale Street.
The fountain closely resembles a design in a 19th century Bartlett/Hayward Iron Works catalog.
- Parks - Baltimore City - Druid Hill Park
24717033
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The City's conservatory, or "Palm House," designed and built by George A. Frederick in 1888. It is flanked by green houses and tennis courts at Druid Hill Park. It remains in 2006 a joyous, tranquil place.
(This image is reproduced from Marion and Mame Warren's "Baltimore When She Was What She Used to Be" published in 1983.)
- Parks - Baltimore City - Druid Hill Park
7534126
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The China Station, on Swann Avenue in Druid Hill Park, was one of three stations of the Druid Park Railway.
Designed by George Frederick, it was originally at Fulton and Druid Hill Avenues, and later moved to the west edge of the park.
- Parks - Baltimore City - Druid Hill Park
24718005
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The sea lion tank, also known as "The Three Sisters Pond", at Druid Hill Park.
- Parks - Baltimore City - Druid Hill Park
24717036
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The Druid Hill Park lake and boat house are pictured here.
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