So why are you here in this sub?

83 is west of those neighborhoods. 83 before the highway was just a river. You need to look at a neighborhood map. Station North was the Charles North neighborhood. It’s north of midtown-Belvedere/mount Vernon.

Mount Vernon and station north are stitched together. 83 doesn’t impact those neighborhoods.

How do you know what OP has?

She made a post yesterday about deleting her Facebook because people were being mean to her

I know several people that worked for Alice and none of them have positive things to say about her.

lol at "fancy weed". there are dispensaries in Baltimore and they cost less than the ones in DC. That doesnt start or stop at the 65 square miles of DC

She's been owning a bar. She was a part owner of Mahaffey's with her now exhusband for like 8 years prior to this. She's a shitshow.

if you've met her you'd guess alright.

She's the former part-owner of Mahaffey's. Dennis, the full owner is her exhusband.

The owner Alice is a trainwreck of a woman.

There’s clearly access to the waterfront

Didn’t say it was waterfront.

That’s your subjective opinion. It would be a highway to 95/895/295

I loved that bar

Exactly, but from 1950 till the early 00 there was, like most cities

Otterbein was demolished then and they rebuilt it in its current form once the highway was cancelled. Same with that community off the square in canton

I mean look at millennium park in Chicago now. It was nothing but parking lots and every city that did this then has a better waterfront then us now.

The parking lots would be developed by now and the park space would probably be something like millennium park

Theres nothing hidden about it. On a major road (Charles street) in station north. It’s been in Baltimore forever my parents used to go there when they were my age now

They’re selling the building and trying to get the F out it seems.

Well, you have the “American dream” and racism to thank for that. Personal cars were obtainable to the masses and the creation of suburban sprawl communities.

B Side in Hotel Revival.

Owl bar in the Belvedere was an actual prohibition era speakeasy.

Clock restoration bar + kitchen

Clandestino

Rye

BSC cocktail gallery

The Cannon room

Bloom’s in the Hotel Ulysses

I don’t hate it.

Me, I’m donation center