http://itsacitything.com/united-kingdom/london/baltimore-tower
Not sure why it's called after Baltimore. It doesn't have any corners, so maybe it's ironic :)
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Posted May 18, 2016, 9:27 AM UTC
We should reciprocate by building a structure named London. Perhaps a bridge?
I'd be afraid of it falling down.
Well the state of our infrastructure certainly doesn't alleviate any fears
That was my attempt at humor, London Bridge is falling down....
People downvote the darnedest things. I LOLed.
LOL that was the whole point of my original post
Arf arf! (London for "LOL").
Will I get this quality of banter when I drink around your fine town (still hoping for a Sept trip)?
They should install a Bromo Seltzer bottle on top of it. Kind of looks like a bottle already, come to think of it..
Baltimore is named after a British Lord. There is even a town named Baltimore in Ireland.
It's not generally known here, and things are rarely named Baltimore.
Baltimore Inner Harbour!
It's fairly well known that our city was the namesake of Lord Baltimore (who never actually came here). There is also a Baltimore in Colorado, Kentucky, Ohio, New York, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Vermont.
I believe the Baltimore Building in Rotterdam is named after our city though (due to it being a sister-city): http://designerickvanegeraat.com/project/baltimore-tower/