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Lawrence House (Baltimore)

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Lawrence House (Reminiscences, 1900)
Lawrence House (Reminiscences, 1900)

Lawrence House was an American social settlement in Baltimore, Maryland. Its beginnings were in 1893, when Rev. Dr. Edward A. Lawrence and a friend took up lodging at 214 Parkin Street. Lawrence died suddenly later in 1893, and in his memory, the Lawrence Memorial Association organized in 1894 and purchased a house at 816 West Lombard Street. The settlement incorporated in the Fall of 1900. In 1904, the place was enlarged by the addition of the adjoining house, 814 West Lombard Street.

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Lawrence House (Baltimore)
West Lombard Street, Baltimore Sowebo

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West Lombard Street 816
21201 Baltimore, Sowebo
Maryland, United States
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