Native Baltimorean wishes residents would take advantage of what city has to offer
By Jacques Kelly (The Baltimore Sun, 9/21/2012)
“…I liked the tale of the Fells Point bartender whose car was towed to an impound lot off Lafayette Avenue in a lightly traveled part of West Baltimore. Agitated that he’d have to cough up $280 to get his car back, the bartender started verbally trashing the neighborhood where the car was taken. Logan patiently took the time to show him that only a block away it was really a middle-class enclave of 1920s porch-front homes with well-tended gardens. It was, however, a part of the city largely unknown and untraveled by white residents.”
Continue reading “Cabbie Tells Stories of Little-Known Neighborhoods” at The Baltimore Sun.
Related:
- Buy “Hey Cabbie Volume 2: There’s Nothing More Real Than The Streets” at Atomic Books.
