Mondawmin Mall
Check pricesA shopping center in West Baltimore's Mondawmin neighborhood with more than 100 stores and restaurants.
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Historic Baltimore conservatory with five greenhouses and a half-acre garden, set in Druid Hill Park.
3100 Swann Dr., Baltimore, MD 21217 · Baltimore, MD
The Rawlings Conservatory opened in 1888 and is one of Baltimore's notable historic architectural sites. Its five greenhouses each hold a different climate, so visitors can see plants from many parts of the world. Outside, a half-acre garden with many flower beds adds seasonal color. Blooms change through spring, summer, fall, and winter, with a poinsettia display in winter. The conservatory sits inside Druid Hill Park and also hosts weddings, events, and volunteer and donor programs.
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A shopping center in West Baltimore's Mondawmin neighborhood with more than 100 stores and restaurants.
Transit: reachable by public transit
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