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Featuring: 1840s Carrollton Inn, the 1840s
Ballroom, the Carroll Mansion and the Shot Tower.
33 South Front Street, Baltimore,
MD 21202 Located 5 blocks east of the Inner Harbor at President
St. between Baltimore and Lombard Sts.
The 1840s Plaza consists of several
prominent historic structures in the heart of Baltimore's Museum Row. The
complex, a recently designated city landmark, will create an alternative
destination spot for visitors near and far to Baltimore's Inner Harbor. It will
serve as reception site, conference hall, museum site and an inn for resting
after visiting Baltimore's many venues and enjoying the city's exciting
year-round events.
The Carroll Museums include the
Carroll Mansion and Shot Tower. The Carroll Mansion is a public museum named
for its most famous occupant, Charles Carroll of Carrollton, the only Catholic
and last surviving signer of the Declaration of Independence. The Shot Tower is
a prominent Baltimore landmark. Both are open for tours. Call 410-605-2964 or
visitwww.carrollmuseums.orgfor more
information.
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The Fava
Building is the home of the 1840s Ballroom, a unique and elegant
conference, party and reception venue located on the fourth floor. The Ballroom
features panoramic views of the Inner Harbor and murals of Baltimore in the
1840's.
The 1840s Carrollton Inn, a series of
historic rowhomes renovated into luxurious suites, opened 13 of anticipated 24
guest rooms in August 2007. Centered around a tranquil garden courtyard, guests
enjoy whirlpool baths and today's modern amenities while escaping to the
elegance of an era past. Visit
www.1840scarrolltoninn.com to view photos, availability and
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The Gardens on the PlazaThe
promenade from the Fava Building to the Carroll Mansion is lined with boxwood
and flowers appropriate to the 1840s period. A herb garden sits next to the
Carroll Mansion and signs tell the historic uses of the plaza. |
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1840s Plaza, 33
South Front Street, Baltimore, MD 21202 2000 All Rights Reserved by 1840s
Corporation Site design by the
LWC
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