Martin L. Millspaugh Jr., who shaped the redevelopment of downtown Baltimore, from the demolition of the old O’Neill’s department store through the Inner Harbor, died of cancer Tuesday at Roland Park Place. A longtime resident of Ridgewood Road in Roland Park, he was 92. “More than any one person,…
Source: Sun
Martin L. Millspaugh Jr., Inner Harbor founder, dies
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