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MAJOR PARKS

1 Northwest Park: B1 U j

soccer fields, golf practice range, community garden

2 Cylburn Arboretum: C1 d v h q T A

207-acre park & mansion, gardens, woods, Visitor’s Center (see inset map on reverse side) 4915 Greenspring Ave http://cylburn.org

3 Druid Hill Park: C3 d v h U j o q T A

745-acre park with forest, fields, Conservatory, tennis courts, pool, City Farm, disc golf, independent 135 acre zoo (see inset map on reverse side) http://druidhillpark.org

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stream valley park with walking path (3 mi total), playground, connects to Wyman Park. http://stonyrun.org

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linear, stream valley park with playfields, trails, and woodland

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16-acre park with steep enclosing slopes and large sweeping lawn, sculpture, playground, ping pong! http://wymanparkdell.org

SMALLER PARKS

8 Irvin Luckman Park: B1 9 Medfield Park: C210 Rockrose Park: C211 Coldstream Park: D312 Arnold Sumpter Park: C313 Johnston Square: D4 14 Preston Gardens: D4

h PUBLIC GARDEN ~ maintained by public agencies or neighborhood organizations

1 Mt. Washington Arboretum: B1 1+ acre park created in 1999 by community members from land in floodplain: Lochlea Rd & Kelly Ave http://miniarboretum.org 2 Cylburn Arboretum: (see inset on side 2) C1 3 Sherwood Gardens: D2 6 acres, renowned for Spring tulip display http://guilfordassociation.org/sherwood/ 4 Rawlings Conservatory & Botanical Gardens (see inset on side 2): C3

´ SHADED BOULEVARD ~ a concept of the 1904 Olmsted Plan, connecting parks with parkways, cooling and greening our travel paths

1 Ken Oak Road: B1 2 Roland Avenue: C2 3 University Parkway: C2-D2 4 Charles Street Boulevard: D2-3 5 33rd Street: D3 6 The Alameda: E3 7 Park Avenue: D3 8 Eutaw Place: C3-D4

o WATER FEATURE ~ constructed elements within natural systems of springs, streams and rivers Druid Lake in Druid Hill Park: C3

1 Lakes of Homeland: D1 spring-fed lakes along Springlake Way 2 Stony Run re-engineered stream: C1-D2 3 Guilford Reservoir: D2 4 Round Falls: C3 Jones Falls S of Wyman Park Dr 5 Fallsway: D4 Jones Falls river reemerges from culvert 6 Inner Harbor: D5

exerciseq GREAT WALKS ~ for a contemplative stroll or invigorating hike

1 Jones Falls Trail: B1-D5 2 Cylburn Arboretum: B1-C1-2 3 Druid Hill Park: C3 4 Stony Run Walking Path: C1-D3 5 Waterfront Promenade: D5 for an urban experience

U PLAYGROUND / PLAYFIELD ~ More places to get outdoors for sports or just to play!

1 Irvin Luckman Park: B1 2900 Rockwood Ave 2 Northwest Park: B1 2100 Rodgers Ave 3 Linkwood Playground: D2 4500 Linkwood Rd 4 Medfield Park: C2 1400 Roland Heights 5 Rockrose Park: C2 2200 Rockrose Ave 6 Roosevelt Park: C2-3 1221 W 36th St 7 Elm Avenue Playground: C2 3424 Elm Ave 8 Our Playground at Stadium Place: D2 3301 Ellerslie St 9 Greenmount Playing Field: C3 2900 Keswick Rd 10 Wyman Park Dell: D3 (good for young chlldren) 11 Druid Hill Park: C3 Playgrounds, fields, and Disc Golf 12 Pierce’s Park: D5 Pier 5 Inner Harbor

> BICYCLE ROUTE ~ More and more roads are shared. Remember, anywhere you ride… Ride predictably. Be visible. Be courteous. Be safe. 1 East Coast Greenway: C1 http://greenway.org 2 Guilford Avenue Bike Boulevard: D2-4 3 Maryland Avenue Cycle Track (2016): D3-4 4 Mt Royal Avenue Cycle Track (2016): D3-4

culture Ó MUSEUM

1 Evergreen Museum & Library: D2 4545 N Charles http://museums.jhu.edu/evergreen 2 Homewood Museum: D2 3400 N Charles St http://museums.jhu.edu/homewood 3 Baltimore Museum of Art: D3 10 Art Museum Dr http://artbma.org 4 Baltimore Streetcar Museum: D3 1905 Falls Rd http://baltimorestreetcar.org 5 Mount Vernon Cultural District: D4 > Maryland Historical Society 201 W Monument St http://mdhs.org > The Walters Art Museum: 600 N Charles St http://thewalters.org 6 Inner Harbor/President Street: D4-5 > Port Discovery Children’s Museum 35 Market Place http://portdiscovery.org > Carroll Mansion Museum /Phoenix Shot Tower 800 E Lombard St http://carrollmuseums.org > Reginald F Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History & Culture 830 E Pratt St http://lewismuseum.org > Star-Spangled Banner Flag House 844 E Pratt St http://flaghouse.org > National Aquarium, Baltimore 501 E Pratt St http://aqua.org

R PERFORMANCE SPACE ~ sampling of new and established — live theater and concert venues

1 Single Carrot Theatre: D3 2600 N Howard St http://singlecarrot.com 2 2640 a cooperative events venue: D3 St. John’s United Methodist Church 2640 St. Paul St http://redemmas.org/2640 3 Mercury Theater: D3 home of Baltimore Improv Group 1823 N Charles St http://bigimprov.org/ 4 Modell Performing Arts Center at the Lyric: D4 140 W Mount Royal Ave http://lyricoperahouse.com 5 Meyerhoff Symphony Hall: D4 1212 Cathedral St http://bsomusic.org > Baltimore Theatre Project: D4 45 W Preston St http://theatreproject.org 6 Eubie Blake National Jazz and Cultural Center: D4 847 N Howard St http://eubieblake.org 7 Mount Vernon Cultural District: D4 > Peabody Conservatory & Library 17 E Mount Vernon Place http://jhu.peabody.edu > Center Stage 700 N Calvert St http://centerstage.org

E PUBLIC ART ~ a few of the many inspirational murals and outdoor art installations. You will discover many more!

1 Optical Gardens sculpture park: D3 2 A Little Help from Our Friends mural: D2 3400 Greenmount Ave 3 Waverly Village mural: D2 3300 Greenmount Ave 4 Schoolhouse Garden: D3 Merryman Lane 5 BMA Sculpture Gardens: D3 10 Art Museum Dr 6 Rose That Grew From Concrete mural: D3 2700 Greenmount Ave 7 Crocodile mural: D3 2800 Sisson St 8 Community mural: D3 210 E 22nd St 9 Royal Theater mural: C3 2000 Pennsylvania Ave10 Historic Druid Heights mural: C3 1940 Druid Hill Ave11 MICA Sculpture median exhibit: D3-4 1100-1300 W Mount Royal Ave12 Station North Open Walls murals: D3-4 http://stationnorth.org/projects/ > We the People mural: 100 E Lafayette St13 New Day mural: D4 1137 Harford Rd14 My Sisters Garden mural: D4 Cathedral & Centre St15 Baltimore Farmers Market murals: D4 Holliday & Saratoga St under JFX

T HISTORIC FEATURE ~ notable places that are not museums

1 Roland Park: C1-2 early “streetcar suburb” built 1891-1920 http://rolandpark.org/rphistory.html 2 Green Mount Cemetery: D3 1501 Greenmount Ave picturesque “garden cemetery” founded 1838— http://greenmountcemetery.com 3 Pennsylvania Avenue: C3-4 http://historicupton.com cultural “main street” for African American community 4 Mount Vernon Place: D4 Washington Monument & Museum, park 699 N Charles St http://mvpconservancy.org 5 Historic Ships of Baltimore: D5 USS Constellation; USS Torsk; USCGC Taney; Seven Foot Knoll Lighthouse http://historicships.org 6 Trailhead for Heritage Tours & Stream Valley Trails: D5 401 Light St http://explorebaltimore.org

W CULTURAL NODE ~ dense area of galleries, studios, performance venues, and/or institutions + commerce

1 3300 block of Keswick Rd: C3 > Art with a Heart http://artwithaheart.net > Make Studio http://make-studio.org > LitMore Center for the Literary Arts http://litmore.org > Fleckenstein Gallery http://fleckensteingallery.com 2 Station North Arts District: D3 From Penn Station north to 20th St, Howard St east to Greenmount Ave, Galleries, studios, performance venues — Far too much to list! http://stationnorth.org 3 Mt. Vernon Cultural District: D4 cultural institutions and businesses centered around historic Mt. Vernon Place http://mtvernonbaltimore.org 4 Inner Harbor / Waterfront: D 4-5 museums, commerce + public spaces maintained, beautified, and heavily programmed http://waterfrontpartnership.org

food0 FARMERS MARKET ~ Eat local. Buy food directly from farmers and local producers

1 Park Heights Community Farmers Market: B1 Wed: 9am–2pm, June–Nov 5201 Park Heights Ave (Pimlico Race Course) 2 Govanstowne Farmers Market: D1 Wed: 3pm-7pm, June-Sept, 5104 York Rd 3 Hampden Farmers Market: C2 Sat: 9am-noon, May-Dec, 36th and Elm Sts 4 Waverly Farmers Market: D3 Sat: 7am–noon, Open All Year, 3200 Barclay St 5 Druid Hill Park Farmers Market: C3 w/family-friendly events every week Wed: 3:30-7:30pm, June-Sept south of Rawlings Conservatory 6 State Center Community Farmers Market: D4 Wed: 10am-2pm, May-Nov Herbert S. O’Connor Bldg, 201 W Preston St 7 Baltimore Farmers Market: D4 Sundays: 8am to noon, Apr–Dec, Saratoga & Holliday Sts under the JFX 8 Pratt Street Farmers Market: D5 Thurs: 11am-3pm, May-Sept, Pratt & Light Sts

1 HEALTHY DINING ~ a sampling of independent restaurants with emphasis on locally sourced, organic ingredients and/or vegetarian offerings.

1 Woodberry Kitchen: C2 leader in local sourcing, 2010 Clipper Park Rd http://woodberrykitchen.com 2 Artifact Coffee: C2 coffee, food, frequent “happenings” 1500 Union Ave http://artifactcoffee.com 3 Golden West Café: C2 tex mex, vegetarian/vegan friendly 1105 W 36th St http://goldenwestcafe.com 4 Harmony Bakery: C3 vegan, sweet & savory 3446 Chestnut Ave http://harmonybakery.net 5 Gertrude’s at the BMA: D3 pioneer in locally sourced, Chesapeake cuisine 10 Art Museum Dr http://gertrudesbaltimore.com 6 Paper Moon Diner: D3 vegetarian friendly, eclectic food and decor 227 W 29th St http://papermoondiner24.com 7 Sweet27: D3 bakery, café, restaurant, gluten free, multicultural dining, bar 123 W 27th St http://sweet27.com > Charmington’s: D3 worker-owned café, organic, fair trade coffee 2601 N Howard St http://charmingtons.com 8 Brown Rice: D3 Korean bibimbap & more 2404 N Charles http://gobrownrice.com 9 Red Emma’s / Thread Coffee: D3 worker cooperative, radical bookstore, restaurant, coffee roaster, event space 30 W North Ave http://redemmas.org10 Milk & Honey Market: D4 market, deli, café 816 Cathedral St http://milkandhoneybaltimore.com

~ and Organic Food Supermarkets

11 Whole Foods Market/ Mt Washington: C1 since 1996, full service, w/some local items 1330 Smith Ave http://wholefoods.com12 MOMs Organic Market: C2 (opening Fall 2015) 711 W 40th St 100% organic produce, recycling drop-off http://momsorganicmarket.com

2 URBAN AGRICULTURE ~ There’s more and more adopt-a- lot/urban farm activity, people raising food to sell and to share.

1 Ash Street Garden/Baltimore Free Farm: C2 http://baltimorefreefarm.org 2 Whitelock Community Farm: C3 http://whitelockfarm.org 3 Boone Street Farm and Community Garden: D3 http://boonestreetfarm.blogspot.com/ 4 Hidden Harvest Farm: D3 http://www.farmalliancebaltimore.org/

green technologya ECO-DESIGN FEATURE

1 Vollmer Center at Cylburn Arboretum: C1 w/geothermal, green roof, composting toilet http://cylburn.org 2 Roland Park: C1 pervious gutters (1890s) Olmsted Bros.: (Plat 2) street design planned w/the topography http://olmstedmaryland.org 3 Inner Harbor: D5 > Oyster Garden > Floating Wetlands > Pierce’s Park rain gardens > Solar Powered Trash Collector @MrTrashWheel on Twitter http://waterfrontpartnership.org

commerceÕ MAIN STREET ~ walkable historic commercial avenues with a coordinated approach to development

1 Mt Washington Village: C1 Kelly Ave & Newbury St http://mountwashingtonvillage.com 2 Hampden “the Avenue”: C2 W 36th Street from Falls Rd to Keswick Rd http://hampdenmerchants.com 3 Waverly Main Street: D3 Greenmount Ave from 29th St to 35th St http://waverlymainstreet.net 4 SHARING ECONOMY ~ generosity of mind, hand, heart

1 The Book Thing: D3 Drop books off, Get books for free. 3001 Vineyard Lane http://bookthing.org 2 The Baltimore Free School: D3 “everyone has something to teach; everyone has something to learn” — grassroots, collectively run with a classroom inside Red Emma’s Bookstore 30 W North Ave http://freeschool.redemmas.org/ 3 Velocipede Bike Project: D3 Learn to build a bike 4 W Lanvale Ave http://velocipedebikeproject.org 4 Station North Tool Library: D3 Tools to lend, shop space, instruction 417 E Oliver St http://stationnorthtoollibrary.org

( LOCAL CURRENCY ~ Keep your $$ circulating within Baltimore City, Bnotes are accepted by over 200 local merchants and service providers. View the growing list at http://baltimoregreencurrency.org Exchange your US dollars for Bnotes at these Cambios:

1 Little Shop of Hardware: C3 3252 Keswick Rd 2 Carma’s Café: D3 3120 St. Paul St 3 Hosteling International: D4 17 W Mulberry St 4 Station North Tool Library: D3 417 E Oliver St

9 BICYCLE RESOURCE ~ places to buy, repair, gear up, learn about bicycles

1 Joe’s Mt. Washington Bike Shop: C1 5813 Falls Rd http://mtwashingtonbikes.com 2 Twenty20 Cycling: C2 725 W 36th http://twenty20cycling.com 3 Baltimore Bicycle Works: D3 1813 Falls Rd worker-owned shop http://baltimorebicycleworks.com > Velocipede Bike Project: D3 4 W Lanvale Ave http://velocipedebikeproject.org

5 RECYCLING CENTER Baltimore City Bureau of Solid Waste — Recycling, e-cycling, bulk trash, debris http://publicworks.baltimorecity.gov/Recycling

1 NW Citizen’s Convenience Center: D3 2840 Sisson St — for everything 2 York Road Substation: D2 4325 York Rd — recyclable items only

community

D LIBRARY ~ gateway to knowledge, public web access: http://prattlibrary.org

1 Govans Branch EPFL: D1 5714 Bellona Ave 410-396-6098 2 Roland Park Branch EPFL: C1 5108 Roland Ave 410-396-6099 3 Hampden Branch EPFL: C2 3641 Falls Rd 410-396-6043 4 Waverly Branch EPFL: D2 40 E 33rd St 410-396-6053 5 Pennsylvania Avenue Branch EPFL: C3 1531 W North Ave 410-396-0399 6 Enoch Pratt Free Library, Main: D4 400 Cathedral St 410-396-5430

Y COMMUNITY CENTER ~ hub for cultural, social service, and educational activities

1 Baltimore Clayworks: C1 5707 Smith Ave http://baltimoreclayworks.org/ 2 Pimlico Road Arts & Community Center: B2 4430 Pimlico Rd 410-367-5249 3 Hampden Family Center: C2 1104 W 36th St 410-467-8710 http://hampdenfamilycenter.org 4 901 Community Youth Arts Center: D3 901 Montpelier St http://901arts.org 5 29th Street Community Center: D3 300 E 29th St http://29streetcenter.org/ 6 Village Learning Place: D3 2519 St. Paul St http://villagelearningplace.org 7 St. Francis Neighborhood Center: C3 2405 Linden Ave 410-669-2612 http://stfranciscenter.org 8 Jubilee Arts Center: C4 1947 Pennsylvania Ave http://jubileeartsbaltimore.org

j COMMUNITY GARDEN ~ individual plots, shared wisdom!

City Farms rent-a-plot, access to water: > Roosevelt Park: C2 > Rockrose Park: C2 > Druid Hill Park: C3 > Upton: C4 1 Northwest Community Garden: B1 2 Mt Washington Community Garden: B1 3 Radnor Winston Community Garden: D2 4 Homestead Harvest Community Garden: D3 5 Community Garden at Johns Hopkins Eastern: D3 6 Remington Village Green: D3 7 Reservoir Hill Community Garden: C3 8 Exeter Gardens: D4

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This map covers the Baltimore City portion of the Jones Falls Watershed and highlights its many assets – its natural, cultural, and environmentally-conscious daily living resources. All the land within the watershed drains toward the Jones Falls River, then into the Inner Harbor and out to the Chesapeake Bay. Find out more about the watershed on the other side of this map.

The map provides context for the Jones Falls Trail. Nine miles of the almost 11-mile trail are already in place, descending from the Mt Washington neighborhood to the Inner Harbor. The northern section, Cylburn Arboretum through Druid Hill Park, is nature-filled; the southern 4 miles, connecting to Penn Station and down to the Baltimore Visitors Center, is a more urban experience.

Think of the Trail as the spine from which to access green recreation, commerce, culture and sustainable lifestyle activities. Below, find listings of only some of the many possibilities. For more, visit http://baltogreenmap.org

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Jones Falls Trail Green Map © 2015 Baltimore Green MapIcons and Logo copyright© Green Map® System, Inc. 2008. All rights reserved.

This Green Map presents a starting point for exploration of Baltimore’s eco- and cultural resources. While every effort was made to be accurate as of August 2015, contents are not guaranteed by Baltimore Green Map.

This map is dedicated to the memory of Michael Beer, champion of the Jones Falls and Stony Run restoration.

produced by Baltimore Green Map 2015