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¨§¦81 ¨§¦97 ¨§¦83 ¨§¦70 ¨§¦95 ¨§¦68 FEDERAL HISTORIC TAX CREDIT PROJECTS Maryland A total of 676 Federal Historic Tax Credit projects (certified by the National Park Service) and $441,617,758 in federal Historic Tax Credits between fiscal year 2001 through 2020, leveraged an estimated $2,539,302,108 in total development. Data source: National Park Service, 2020 Hagerstown Thurmont Millers ¨§68 13 3 ¦ Port Deposit 81 Funkstown Keymar 2 Cumberland ¦¨§ 3 Hampstead Monkton Keedysville Westminster §70 Glyndon 83 Bel Air ¦¨ ¦¨§ ¦¨§95 Sharpsburg2 Frederick 3 Reistertown Glen Arm Middletown 18 Stevenson 3 Towson New Market Sykesville Oella Baltimore 2 551 Ellicott City 9 3Dundalk Comus Columbia 195 6 ¦¨§270 ¦¨§ Linthicum 2 Washington Chestertown Gaithersburg 97 Grove ¦¨§ Centreville Silver Spring 3Hyattsville 6 Annapolis ¦¨§495 Upper Denton 295 Marlboro ¦¨§ 12 Easton 7 Cambridge La Plata Chaptico Salisbury Whitehaven Princess Anne Snow Hill Federal Historic Tax Credit Projects 1 6 - 10 2 - 5 11 and over Provided by the National Trust for Historic Preservation 0 510 20 30 and the Historic Tax Credit Coalition Miles R For more information, contact Shaw Sprague, NTHP Vice President for Government Relations | (202) 588-6339 | [email protected] or Patrick Robertson, HTCC Executive Director | (202) 302-2957 | [email protected] Maryland Historic Tax Credit Projects, FY 2001-2020 Project Name Address City Year Qualified Project Use Expenditures Bakery Lofts 43 Lafayette Avenue Annapolis 2015 $611,418 Housing The Wiley H. Bates Junior- 1029 Smithville Street Annapolis 2006 $11,707,557 Multi-Use Senior High School Property No project name 150 Prince George Annapolis 2006 $42,500 Housing Street No project name 123 Main Street Annapolis 2006 $4,701,791 Commercial St. Anne's Church (Calvary 162 Prince George Annapolis 2005 $1,850,000 Housing Memorial Church) Street Waterwitch Hook and 33 East Street Annapolis 2004 $421,914 Housing Ladder Fire Station, No. 1 No project name 416 North Howard Baltimore 2020 $1,165,998 Commercial Street The Strand 404-406 North Howard Baltimore 2020 $714,555 Commercial Street No project name 3840 Bank Street Baltimore 2020 $4,679,450 Commercial No project name 3233 O'Donnell Street Baltimore 2020 $2,163,536 Housing No project name 1113 North Bond Street Baltimore 2020 $266,644 Housing No project name 1308 North Caroline Baltimore 2020 $319,754 Housing Street No project name 1733 Fleet Street Baltimore 2020 $240,000 Commercial No project name 3110 Crittenton Place Baltimore 2020 $2,880,692 Housing No project name 1221 North Caroline Baltimore 2020 $175,540 Housing Street Baltimore Loft Apartments 8 East Fayette Street Baltimore 2020 $1,473,594 Housing No project name 1125 N. Bond Street Baltimore 2020 $275,688 Housing Jefferson Building 101 North Charles Baltimore 2020 $9,051,971 Hotel Street No project name 18-20 West Madison Baltimore 2020 $1,709,744 Housing Street No project name 1047 N Caroline Street Baltimore 2020 $543,013 Housing No project name 1125 N. Caroline Street Baltimore 2020 $704,660 Housing The Peabody Court Hotel 612 Cathedral Street Baltimore 2020 $15,550,997 Hotel No project name 407 North Howard Baltimore 2020 $1,389,257 Commercial Street No project name 409 North Howard Baltimore 2020 $1,483,785 Commercial Street No project name 411 North Howard Baltimore 2020 $1,476,715 Commercial Street St. Brigid's School and 900 South East Avenue Baltimore 2020 $5,800,000 Housing Convent Project Name Address City Year Qualified Project Use Expenditures St. Michael's Church 1900-20 East Lombard Baltimore 2020 $16,888,278 Housing Complex Street No project name 704 East Preston Street Baltimore 2020 $349,710 Housing No project name 34 S. Calvert Street Baltimore 2020 $550,000 Commercial No project name 32 South Calvert Street Baltimore 2020 $450,000 Housing No project name 36 S. Calvert Street Baltimore 2020 $500,000 Housing Hoen Lithograph 2101 East Biddle Street Baltimore 2020 $29,033,410 Housing No project name 1706 East Preston Baltimore 2020 $232,881 Housing Street No project name 2020 North Calvert Baltimore 2020 $1,015,000 Housing Street No project name 21 South Calvert Street Baltimore 2020 $483,520 Commercial Commercial Credit 300-314 St. Paul Street Baltimore 2020 $37,500,000 Commercial Company Building No project name 411 North Charles Baltimore 2020 $1,829,341 Other Street No project name 2024 North Calvert Baltimore 2020 $1,015,000 Housing Street No project name 2022 North Calvert Baltimore 2020 $1,015,000 Housing Street No project name 928 South East Avenue Baltimore 2019 $151,673 Housing No project name 1731-1737 Eastern Baltimore 2019 $802,488 Multi-Use Avenue No project name 426 Mosher Street Baltimore 2019 $210,396 Housing No project name 707 East Biddle Street Baltimore 2019 $290,630 Housing No project name 1305-1307 St. Paul Baltimore 2019 $396,394 Office Street No project name 723 East Biddle Street Baltimore 2019 $291,151 Housing No project name 739 East Preston Street Baltimore 2019 $373,133 Housing No project name 730 East Biddle Street Baltimore 2019 $395,253 Housing No project name 1714 Saint Paul Street Baltimore 2019 $112,100 Multi-Use No project name 1210 Homewood Baltimore 2019 $513,747 Housing Avenue No project name 1129 North Bond Street Baltimore 2019 $254,966 Housing No project name 919 West Barre Street Baltimore 2019 $464,039 Other No project name 1203 North Bond Street Baltimore 2019 $178,336 Housing No project name 1123 North Bond Street Baltimore 2019 $305,146 Housing Chamber of Commerce 17 Commerce Street Baltimore 2018 $16,542,228 Hotel Building No project name 3300 Keswick Rd. Baltimore 2018 $499,850 Multi-Use No project name 208 East Biddle Street Baltimore 2018 $534,110 Housing No project name 311 West Baltimore Baltimore 2018 $3,388,372 Housing Street The Riviera Apartments 901 Druid Park Lake Baltimore 2018 $6,436,075 Housing Drive Project Name Address City Year Qualified Project Use Expenditures No project name 108 West Saratoga Baltimore 2018 $691,034 Housing Street Noxzema Factory 3100 Falls Cliff Road Baltimore 2018 $15,125,000 Housing No project name 30 South Calvert Street Baltimore 2018 $1,500,000 Multi-Use Baltimore St. Apartments 2302 E Baltimore Street Baltimore 2018 $237,108 Housing No project name 2074 Druid Park Drive Baltimore 2018 $93,195 Housing No project name 2072 Druid Park Drive Baltimore 2018 $113,619 Housing No project name 1217 N Gay Street Baltimore 2018 $272,725 Housing No project name 1625 St. Paul Street Baltimore 2018 $380,000 Housing No project name 2740 Saint Paul Street Baltimore 2018 $269,541 Housing No project name 2116 Saint Paul Street Baltimore 2018 $457,482 Housing Old Cathedral School 7-9 West Mulberry Baltimore 2018 $1,573,348 Housing Street No project name 1800 N. Broadway Baltimore 2018 $253,841 Housing No project name 456 E. Federal Street Baltimore 2018 $367,200 Housing No project name 454 E. Federal Street Baltimore 2018 $382,500 Housing No project name 440 E. Federal Street Baltimore 2018 $382,500 Housing No project name 438 E. Federal Street Baltimore 2018 $382,500 Housing No project name 432 E. Federal Street Baltimore 2018 $367,200 Housing No project name 847 Park Avenue Baltimore 2018 $857,011 Housing No project name 124 E. Trenton Street Baltimore 2018 $2,737,342 Housing No project name 1710 East Preston Baltimore 2018 $231,992 Housing Street No project name 1708 East Preston Baltimore 2018 $232,683 Housing Street No project name 1215 North Gay Street Baltimore 2018 $274,716 Housing No project name 1208 Homewood Baltimore 2018 $382,734 Housing Avenue No project name 1200 Homewood Baltimore 2018 $383,062 Housing Avenue No project name 1202 Homewood Baltimore 2018 $365,734 Housing Avenue No project name 1212 Homewood Baltimore 2018 $379,258 Housing Avenue No project name 1214 Homewood Baltimore 2018 $394,309 Housing Avenue No project name 1735 E. Preston Street Baltimore 2018 $264,119 Housing No project name 1737 E Preston Street Baltimore 2018 $231,844 Housing No project name 1206 Homewood Baltimore 2018 $368,885 Housing Avenue United States Appraisers' 103 South Gay Street Baltimore 2018 $22,000,000 Housing Building No project name 1723 East Preston Baltimore 2018 $266,410 Housing Street Marburg House 6 East Eager Street Baltimore 2018 $2,423,442 Commercial Project Name Address City Year Qualified Project Use Expenditures No project name 32 East Preston Street Baltimore 2018 $375,367 Housing No project name 1023 North Calvert Baltimore 2018 $667,382 Housing Street Fells Point Recreation Pier 1715 Thames Street Baltimore 2017 $72,660,243 Hotel No project name 1759 East Preston Baltimore 2017 $379,759 Housing Street No project name 1213 N Gay Street Baltimore 2017 $239,494 Housing No project name 1227 North Gay Street Baltimore 2017 $225,722 Housing No project name 1244 North Gay Street Baltimore 2017 $213,611 Other No project name 1209 North Gay Street Baltimore 2017 $228,074 Housing No project name 1211 N Gay Street Baltimore 2017 $252,554 Housing Lion Brothers Company 875 Hollins Street Baltimore 2017 $8,032,922 Office Building No project name 1724 St. Paul Street Baltimore 2017 $325,000 Housing Nu-Style Store 1900 Fleet Street Baltimore 2017 $357,878 Multi-Use Faith Reformed Church 300 S. Patterson Park Baltimore 2017 $1,614,500 Housing Avenue Clipper Mill (Whitehall Mill) 3300 Clipper Mill Road Baltimore 2017 $18,500,000 Multi-Use No project name 1718 East Preston Baltimore 2017 $239,718 Housing Street No project name 1722 East Preston Baltimore 2017 $233,777 Housing Street No project name 1716 East Preston Baltimore 2017 $244,142 Housing Street No project name 1242 North Gay Street Baltimore 2017 $221,160 Housing Central Savings Bank 1 East Lexington Street Baltimore 2017 $5,763,421 Housing No project name 2118 Saint Paul Street Baltimore 2017 $418,274 Housing No project name 1757 East Preston Baltimore 2017 $239,747 Housing Street No project name 1300 North Calvert St Baltimore 2017 $774,820 Housing No project name 1618 Bank Street Baltimore 2017 $2,108,460 Housing No project name 1609 Saint Paul Street Baltimore 2017 $254,858 Housing No project name 5 East Lexington Street Baltimore 2017 $1,346,000 Multi-Use No project name 15 S.
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