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This is what I love about Baltimore; it's full of surprises. The neighborhood of Guilford in the north of Baltimore is not what you'd expect in the Charm City. Absent are the endless blocks of formstone row homes, cheesy crab logos, and abandoned properties. In this upscale and historic district there are beautiful single homes with manicured lawns and carefully cultivated gardens. The neighborhood dates from the early twentieth century with Colonial and Georgian Revival styles predominating. So don't get crabby if you're looking for gritty urban blight: this is the ultimate in B-more luxury living, baby!
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