Description
Once home to prosperous butchers, German merchants, and Jewish professionals and tradesmen, Butchers Hill has grown to become a diverse community representing a wide range of ages, races/ethnicities, occupations, and interests. As you walk through the neighborhood, you are sure to hear a blend of classical, jazz, urban contemporary, and alternative music and see a colorful mix of African American, Hispanic, Asian, and white children and adults. Located near Fells Point and Johns Hopkins Hospital, Butchers Hill attracts a number of singles, students, "empty-nesters," and professionals who enjoy the character and diversity of Baltimore's city life.
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