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CATEGORIES:,History & Heritage,
CREATED:20190702T191304Z
DESCRIPTION:When the Maryland Historical Society took up its home in the En
 och Pratt  House in 1919, the Mount Vernon neighborhood was undergoing a 
 major evolution  in its history as a home to the city's elite during the G
 ilded Age, from the  mid- to late-19th century. This lecture, presented 
 by Lance Humphries, will  map out the development of the area over the la
 st 100 years. This lecture is  part of the Francis Scott Key Lecture serie
 s. Cost is $50 for member and  nonmembers.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20191107T180000
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LOCATION:Maryland Historical Society, 201 West Monument St, Baltimore, M
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SUMMARY:From Mansions to Museums: The Mount Vernon Neighborhood, 1919-2019
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