Baltimore's Fish Market survived into the early 1980's, when the entire operation was moved to Jessup Maryland. The building was converted into a night club , called the Fish Market and is now a Discovery Zone, an attraction for the kiddies.
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Baltimore's North Avenue Market was a market that when it first opened, would deliver to customers all the way to Anne Arundel County. The Market closed by the 1960's, and also suffered a fire around that time. The building still stands and has been converted to retail use.
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The Belair Market was torn down several years ago, and the entire Gay Street area is currently undergoing transision.
Lexington Markethas been around for years. Located on Eutaw ( And Paca ) Streets at Lexington, the original market you see in the first two postcards burned down in the early 1950's. It was replaced with the market that stands to this day, seen in the past three pictures.
Richmond Market has long been closed and has been converted into part of the Maryland General Hospital.
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The Waverly Market building is currently in use to this day, but no longer as a market. The building is currently occupied by several small stores.
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Updated 5-25-2008
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