Julia & Ben
Things To Do
Evergreen House
The site of our wedding, Evergreen House, built in 1857, was the home of John Work Garrett, President of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. The Garrett's were great collectors of fine and decorative art. Their eclectic taste is evident in the variety of post-impressionist paintings, American art glass, Japanese lacquerware, and other remarkable objects on display throughout the estate. Evergreen House was donated to the Johns Hopkins University in 1942. We invite you to tour the first floor of Evergreen House as part of cocktail hour. Highlights include the Louis Comfort Tiffany glass canopy over the door of the North Entrance, the 'Victorian' room, and the rare book and manuscript collection in the main library. Click 'View' for website and more information.
George Peabody Library
The magnificent George Peabody Library (built 1878), a second gem in the Johns Hopkins University Library System, is renowned for its striking architectural interior and collection of 300,000 + titles, most of which date from the eighteenth to the early twentieth centuries. Open to the public Mon - Sat. Click 'View' for website and more information.
Miss Shirley's Cafe, Roland Park
Where it all started... Favorites include: Chicken & Waffles, the Hot Brown sandwich, the Shore Thing omelette (not currently on the menu, but they will make it for you), Cinnamon Danish pancakes/waffles/french toast
13.5% Wine Bar
Intimate wine bar with great food and service, find it on the avenue in Hampden! Also, take some time to explore the neighborhood!
Club Charles
Great Baltimore bar
The Brewer's Art
Another great Baltimore bar, be sure to check out the downstairs!