Doors Open Baltimore features city's architectural gems

By Ashley Sterner,

Melissa Gerr

Published October 21, 2024 at 10:00 AM EDT

More than 40 sites are open to visitors for Doors Open Baltimore. Photo: Corradetti glass blowing studio by Mollye Miller

Baltimore is a city full of neighborhoods with distinct personalities -- from quirky to conventional, from historic to … not so historic. Architecturally speaking, there are absolute gems … as well as diamonds in the rough. Doors Open Baltimore offers a daylong opportunity to explore a few of the city’s most interesting buildings.
Lauren Bostic Hill, Executive Director for The American Institute of Architects, Baltimore Chapter and Baltimore Architecture foundation and Nakita Reed, board president of the Baltimore Architecture Foundation, offer some highlights.

Links: Doors Open Baltimore, Baltimore Heritage.

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Ashley Sterner

Ashley Sterner is the co-host of WYPR’s <i>On The Record</i>.

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Melissa Gerr

Melissa Gerr is a Senior Producer for On the Record. She started in public media at Twin Cities Public Television in St. Paul, Minn., where she is from, and then worked as a field producer for Oregon Public Broadcasting in Portland. She made the jump to audio-lover in Baltimore as a digital media editor at Mid-Atlantic Media and Laureate Education, Inc. and as a field producer for "Out of the Blocks." Her beat is typically the off-beat with an emphasis on science, culture and things that make you say, 'Wait, what?'

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