Overview

Built in 1924, this historically designated property celebrates Baltimore’s rich legacy of African American education and empowerment. A cornerstone for nurturing leaders in civil rights, law, government, and the arts, it remains integral to the city’s cultural fabric.



An outstanding example of Collegiate Gothic Revival architecture, the building features soaring towers, pointed arches, and ornate stonework, reflecting the grandeur of early 20th-century educational design.

Now thoughtfully converted into modern apartments and retail spaces, it blends historic charm with contemporary amenities, offering a unique living and working environment that honors its storied past.