The venerable red-brick structures at Guilford Avenue and Oliver Street possess a curious history. Now called the CopyCat Building, it has been adopted by Baltimore’s artists and musicians who like its expansive windows and loft-studio spaces. What we call the CopyCat complex began as industrial…
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Jacques Kelly: The nine lives of Baltimore's CopyCat building in Greenmount West, from industry to arts
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