Baltimore City Homestead Program (1976)

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[@bobbym.2130]

Otterbein certainly is perfect today, but to see this transformation is awesome!

[@BaltimoreHistoryChannel410]

😃😃😃

[@craigbrown6951]

The kitchen looks amazing in the video for that long ago but yes please support this channel I love seeing this type of content I'm sorry to hear about the recent news for this channel which is they need all the support

[@shortliner68]

Distant relatives of mine bought one of the Otterbein homes back then. Their home was located on Hill Street and had three stories. I never saw the inside but heard the home had six fireplaces in it. They came out to look at the old house my mother and I bought in the Irvington area in 1976. It was a three story duplex built around 1905, but wasn't a homestead program house.

[@JohnShinn1960]

🤠👍

[@stevea6816]

What streets were these dilapidated houses on?

[@redball7362]

Thanks for the broadcast year...broadcast date?

[@BaltimoreHistoryChannel410]

I honestly don't know 😔