Park Mill 1855
Park Mill was built in 1855 to produce seine netting for fishing boats.
What did Park Mill make when built in 1855? Reveal answer
Fishing-net material
Source: Baltimore Heritage
Woodberry is an official neighborhood in Baltimore’s North Planning District, with a clear place in the city’s residential and community landscape. Located in Baltimore’s North region and primarily served by ZIP code 21211, it sits near Coldspring, Greenspring, Park Circle, and Medfield. Its location gives it a distinct local identity while keeping it connected to the surrounding area. If you’re exploring Baltimore neighborhoods, Woodberry is a good place to see what’s happening in and around this part of the city and to get a sense of the area’s broader neighborhood context.
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Bus, Metro, Light Rail and MARC service mapped to this neighborhood.
15 local bus stops on 5 routes
Source: MDOT MTA schedule data (GTFS). Routes are mapped to a neighborhood when at least one stop falls within its boundary; nearest rail station is a straight-line distance, not a walking route. Real-time arrivals and service alerts are not included.
Community and neighborhood organizations that serve Woodberry, from the Baltimore City association directory.
Area served: Jones Falls river to east, Coldspring Lane to North, Druid Hill park to south, Greenspring Ave to west
City directory listing
Community Development Corp
Area served: Druid Hill Park and 11 Neighborhoods Surrounding
City directory listing
Community Organization • Neighborhood Association
Area served: (Cold Spring Ln to 40th St/JFX/Hickory Ave)
City directory listing
Park Mill was built in 1855 to produce seine netting for fishing boats.
Fishing-net material
Source: Baltimore Heritage
Park Mill was sold in 1925 and was subsequently used by Bes-Cone to manufacture ice-cream cones.
Ice-cream cones
Source: Baltimore Heritage
A six-alarm fire destroyed the former Woodberry Factory in 1929.
1929
Source: Baltimore Heritage
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