Orchard Street Church

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The details

512 Orchard St

Hours vary. Check the official website before visiting

20-60 minutes

Free

Seton Hill / West Baltimore

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Why visit

A historically significant Black church connected to abolitionist organizing and Underground Railroad history, connecting Baltimore's faith history to freedom work and abolitionist memory. Include if current visitor access and interpretation can be confirmed.

Don't miss

The church's abolition and Black faith history.

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