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Our Communities
Abell Arcadia Belair/Edison Baltimore Highlands Coldstream Charles Village Harwood Homestead Montebello Oakenshawe These are just a few of the many neighborhoods in the Baltimore area. For more neighborhood information click here. Roland Park Roland Park Company was formed to purchase the Woodlawn and Oakland estates in 1891. Land plan was initiated in 1892 and backed by British investors. Originally part of Baltimore County and incorporated into the City of Baltimore 1918. Plat one was designed by Kessler. Subsequent plats were designed Frederick Law Olmstead and/or Olmstead Brothers utilizing picturesque planning principles of the time.Baltimore Country Club is a private club with extensive open space in the neighborhood and is therefore used as a park. Another park Stony Run forms a portion of the eastern edge of the neighborhood. An historic Water tower on a geologic highpoint in the neighborhood, owned by the City of Baltimore Department of Public Works, is a central landmark. Several of the educational institutions listed below have open spaces that are used as parks. Location Between Tuscany Road, Canterbury Road and
Wilmslow Road on the east, University Parkway, Falls Road and Jones Falls Espressway on
the south and west and Northern Parkway on the north. Adjacent neighborhoods include
Hampden, Hoes Heights, Evergreen, Gallagher Park, Homeland, Mount Washington and Guilford.
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