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Take a Look at These Historic Plats of Roland Park from 1911

Roland Park plat 5 - pg 6
Explore the historic plats of Roland Park from November 8th, 1911. Check out the detailed images and learn more about this Baltimore neighborhood. Source: Maryland State Archives.
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Check out these great old plats of Roland Park from November 8th, 1911.

Roland Park plat 5 - pg 1
Roland Park plat 5 – pg 1
Roland Park plat 5 - pg 2
Roland Park plat 5 – pg 2
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Roland Park plat 5 - pg 3
Roland Park plat 5 – pg 3
Roland Park plat 5 - pg 4
Roland Park plat 5 – pg 4
Roland Park plat 5 - pg 5
Roland Park plat 5 – pg 5
Roland Park plat 5 - pg 6
Roland Park plat 5 – pg 6
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Roland Park plat 5 - pg 7
Roland Park plat 5 – pg 7

Source: Maryland State Archives

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