This article was in yesterday's Baltimore Sun and I'm surprised that it 
hasn't already been mentioned. Along with 14 other historic sites and 
landmarks, Baltimore's Cylburn Mansion, Arboretum and Park are being 
considered for possible sale or lease by the city of Baltimore. Although 
the on-line article doesn't mention it, the printed version stated that 
the park was being included with the mansion for consideration. The 
longtime home to the MOS, loss of Cylburn as a public facility would 
require the MOS to likely seek out a new facility for its operations, 
museum, meetings and records storage. That will be the responsibility of 
the board, of course, but I thought Marylanders would be interested in 
this if it had passed by on their radar yesterday.

http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/baltimore-city/bs-md-ci-historic-properties-20120319,0,7132936.story

Ed Boyd
Chestnut Hill Cove, MD

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