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Rachel L. • November 6, 2014Great place to go for a run. The path that stretches to the harbor is roughly 6 miles with beautiful views the whole way.
8.4Park •S Linwood Ave (btwn Eastern Ave & E Pratt St), Baltimore
Cosimo C. • January 7, 2013Great place for running or walking.
Matt W. • March 23, 2011You can find Julie & Ellie taking walks here on sunny days, you should do the same!
Baltimore • November 13, 2012Voted Best Overlooked Landmark by City Paper Readers for Best of Baltimore 2012
Zedrea H. • January 13, 2012Coco really like it here. I am happy we have a place like this in our city
Mary • March 16, 2012Make yourself comfortable here on a lazy day and people watch. Enjoy food from any of the great restaurants in the area!
Justin H. • December 23, 2011Dedicated October 8, 1984 by Mayor of Baltimore William Donald Schaefer and President Ronald Reagan, the statue depicts the history-making explorer who discovered the New World.
Lib • July 12, 2012Breathtakingly beautiful moment to represent a history of which I had to previous education. Be sure to take the time to read the story represented by the monument as well as the timeline.
Steven M. • February 9, 2013Pulaski became known as the “Father of the American Cavalry” after George Washington made him a brigadier general and asked him to organize the Continental Army cavalry.
?Historic and Protected Site •217 S Durham St (E Pratt St. & S. Wolfe St.), Baltimore
Tracy W. • June 29, 2011One of Baltimore's most famous residents, jazz singer Billie Holiday once lived in this house.
A Chronic Complainer • April 30, 2022Never drive thru this tunnel naked! Other people will watch you. Especially if you shoot your load before you get to the other end.
Scott M. • June 16, 2010Look for the big birds. There's usually a Blue Heron and a Black Crowded Night Heron around the pond.
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