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The 29th Street Bridge was first built in 1937. It was created to get across the Jones Falls Valley, now the Jones Falls Expressway. Thanks to Baltimore street artists the area has become something more. Today some refer to the 29th Street Bridge to be Baltimore’s graffiti “hall of fame,” where only the best in Baltimore have the right to bomb. I visited the bridge last night to check if any new pieces had been thrown up, and I was stunned by the artwork. Check out the images here—then go by and see for yourself.
Tags: 29th Street Bridge, Baltimore, graffiti, hall of fame, street art
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