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Baltimore Vending Machine Location
Baltimore has quite a history. And it is that history that attracts tourists and visitors.
In the eighteenth century Baltimore was an ideal location as a granary for sugar production. It was closer to the Caribbean and the sugar fields that the larger ports of New York and Boston to the north.
One of my favorite stories about Baltimore was from the American Revolutionary War era. During this time, Baltimore was strongly supporting Boston's tax revolt.
It seems that a British customers officer - Robert Moreton - had ordered a ship, the Speedwell, to not off-load their cargo until he came back. In his absense the impatient merchants demanded their goods and took it off of the ship. Upon his return, Moreton declared the ship seized and went to Annapolis to file the paperwork. When he came back, the local citizens chased him out of town - and tarred and feathered two of his men.
Now THAT's when Americans knew how to fight taxation !
Baltimore's Nine Regions
Baltimore is officially divided into nine geographic regions. Each is patrolled by its own respective Baltimore Police Department district. Kind of like Detroit's Police Precincts set-up.
But Baltimore residents usually refer to either North Baltimore and South Baltimore - with Baltimore Street as the divider. Or there is East Baltimore and West Baltimore - with Charles Street or I-83 separating them.
Baltimore's Eastern Section
The Eastern section has three of the 9 regions in it - northeastern, eastern and southeastern.
Northeastern Baltimore is largely residential and home to Morgan State University. It is a mostly African American part of Baltimore.
Eastern Baltimore is also largely an African American location and is economically pretty poor. Johns Hopkins Hospital is here.
The Southeastern region is near the harbor and is both industrial and residential. It is home to working class folks and young professionals. It is very diverse with Italian, African American, Polish, Greek and Latino neighborhoods. This location is a very nice place for a vending machine operator to set up shop.
Vendor Locators wants to help you succeed - we want to be your vending machine locator in Baltimore and the fine communities to her north.
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