Baltimore City 1941 Plans For Latrobe Public Housing 1941 Language of Materials From the Collection Materials are in English Conditions Governing Access Collection is open for research Extent From the Collection 140 96 Linear Feet 179 containers Collapse All Related Names Creator Citizens Planning Housing Association Baltimore Md Digital Material Latrobe Homes 813 Abbott Court
Number 9 Latrobe Homes This community was specially built for white people and it was completed in 1942 Located in East Baltimore this public housing project was built on twenty three acres of land This development was not spared the ill public housing projects reputation of drugs and violence The earliest public housing projects Poe Latrobe McCulloh and Douglass were opened in 1940 and 1941 to meet the needs of a city still grappling with problems of the Depression More
Baltimore City 1941 Plans For Latrobe Public Housing
Baltimore City 1941 Plans For Latrobe Public Housing
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Baltimore City s Past Present And Future Public Housing What s Next On The Demolition List
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The following additional material a history of public housing in Baltimore profiles of two public housing projects being eliminated or downsized and a more detailed report of the city s Section 8 program The dismantling of Baltimore s public housing Housing Authority cutting 2 400 homes for the poor from its depleted inventory It s a bold Baltimore urban project some 244 acres in East and Southeast Baltimore are being demolished and rebuilt throughout Oldtown and the former Somerset and Perkins homes public
This ordinance passed by the City of Baltimore in December of 1910 stated that no Black resident could move on to a block in which more than half of the residents were white and vice versa The West Plan did have a provision stating that existing conditions would not be disturbed and no homeowners needed to move out of their neighborhood 2 Glidden Friz John H B Latrobe Mount Vernon Read Street At the northeast corner of Charles and Read Streets stands the beautiful Latrobe Apartment House The name for the building comes from the original Latrobe House built just after the Civil War and torn down in 1911 to make way for the new apartment building
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The Baltimore Plan was created to remove blight from a 27 block section of East Baltimore 4 The process was to identify a slum and hold an inspection by the housing department sanitation police and fire and cite owners for violations 5 A special housing court would hear cases and condemn the homes or offer a loan furnished by Public housing properties are located throughout Baltimore City Some properties may be designated for special groups A Mixed Population property is one that is occupied by families where the head co head or spouse is elderly age 62 and over or disabled A Senior property is generally occupied by families where the head co head or spouse is elderly Family properties are not
After the Baltimore City Council created a Baltimore Housing Authority in 1937 Perkins became its executive director He only served a short while before his 1939 death The first continued to deliver new housing via public housing The second followed a new approach focused on keeping communities in place by upgrading existing dwellings instead of replacing them altogether
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1941 Language of Materials From the Collection Materials are in English Conditions Governing Access Collection is open for research Extent From the Collection 140 96 Linear Feet 179 containers Collapse All Related Names Creator Citizens Planning Housing Association Baltimore Md Digital Material Latrobe Homes 813 Abbott Court
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Baltimore City 1941 Plans For Latrobe Public Housing - This ordinance passed by the City of Baltimore in December of 1910 stated that no Black resident could move on to a block in which more than half of the residents were white and vice versa The West Plan did have a provision stating that existing conditions would not be disturbed and no homeowners needed to move out of their neighborhood 2
