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Featuring 1840s Carrollton Inn, 1840s
Ballroom Event Venues,
Carroll Mansion
and Phoenix 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 visit www.carrollmuseums.org for
more information.
1840s
Carrollton Inn is a
series of historic rowhomes, renovated into 13
rooms and luxurious suites. Centered around a
tranquil garden courtyard, guests enjoy whirlpool
baths and fireplaces as well as today's modern
amenities while escaping to the elegance of an era
past.
Visit www.1840scarrolltoninn.com
to view photos, availability and make
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FAVA
BUILDING
1840s
Ballroom is
a unique and elegant conference, party and
reception venue located on the fourth floor. The
Ballroom features panoramic views of the Inner
Harbor, murals of Baltimore in the 1840's, and an
English Pub Bar.
Carroll
Salon on the third
floor provides city views with golden hues and can
be used as an alternate wedding site along with
the plaza gardens or as an event site with a large
dancing area.
1840s
City
Lites is
located on the second floor and boasts a taste of
Baltimore. With its huge bar adjacent to an
authentic White Tower Diner, lounge area, murals
of Baltimore set in Center Market,
Pennsylvania Ave., and a Bolton Hill Museum,
it is truly Baltimore's icon to celebrate and
party.
1840s
Cabaret on the
first floor of the building features a
fun Latin decor, making it
a great venue for dining and
dancing during a reception.
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. On the upper level, the 1840s Carrollton
Inn surrounds an inner garden with trees and
shrubs. |
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