Five Minute Histories: Druid Hill Park Superintendent's House

Join us today to learn about the Druid Hill Park Superintendent’s House built in 1872! By the late 1980s, the house was vacant, damaged by fire and covered in poison ivy. Luckily, in 2007, the Parks & People Foundation started beautifully restoring the building and transforming the land around it into a bucolic campus, today its headquarters. We are delighted to joined by Frank Lance, CEO & President of Parks & People, to show us how this foundation makes green space accessible to all Baltimoreans.
This is our series called "Five Minute Histories." We record short videos about different historic places all over Baltimore and post them on our Facebook page, UA-cam channel, and website. For more information or to become a member of Baltimore Heritage, check out: baltimoreherit...

[@johnwalther2472]

yet another gem unearthed by Baltimore Heritage!

[@michaelbrand8279]

What an amazing restoration of that beautiful house!

[@baltimoreheritage1006]

We agree!

[@johnhudsonjr9813]

Having been a long time subscriber then to finally meet the team at the newly built Lexington Market once again thank you guys for showing why I love Baltimore

[@jayizzett]

Great job Mr Lance .. great presentation

[@porkcash]

Another interesting and entertaining video. Thank you.

[@skqq3250]

Wonderful info. I spent 6 straight summers at the Park Pool there. It is where I learned to swim.😇😇😍😍😌😌😎😎

[@Novemberz_Own78]

That house looks better than the park