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Now-and-then pictures: Park Avenue

Dec 13, 2017 5:26 PM

1926

2017

Then

Homes are seen looking south along the 600 block of Park Ave. in the Mount Vernon neighborhood in 1926.Baltimore Sun

Now

The view down Park Avenue changed dramatically in 1965 with the addition of a 12-floor apartment building at 611 Park Ave. and a 20-floor apartment building at 111 W. Centre St.Jerry Jackson / Baltimore Sun