This property was the subject of an earlier blog post that detailed the unlawful business practices of the owner, dating back to the 1940s. It also got me to thinking about who lived there over the years. As it turns out, this property was lived in by not one, but two Baltimore City firemen. The […]
You can’t help but wonder about this building, and its ownership — it stands next to a random arch that’s not connected to anything, and the building seems old. Really old. And out of place — but it has an old sign attached that says “Hee Haw Carryout” and you know at one time, this […]
Many thanks to “Reader Tracey”, who offered more information on this once-grand and now-blighted stately home. The Sellers Mansion, built in 1868, is named after Mathew Bacon Sellers, Sr., who was president of the Northern Central Railway. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2001, and is also on Baltimore Heritage’s […]