Nancy Lee Mitchell

In 1977, my parents, as part of Charm City's homesteading effort, rehabilitated a 14 room rowhouse in the then run down Baltimore neighborhood named Ridgely's Delight. My earliest memories are built from red brick, cobblestone, concrete dust and liquid tar. The layers of my visual memories are infused with pictures and ghosts of Baltimore's past. These are the current catalysts for the artwork I have been creating.

Join me here to watch the artwork progress and to re-visit memories of Mobtown. I hope you will share your own too.

-Nancy Lee Mitchell

In 1977, my parents, as part of Charm City's homesteading effort, rehabilitated a 14 room rowhouse in the then run down Baltimore neighborhood named Ridgely's Delight. My earliest memories are built from red brick, cobblestone, concrete dust and liquid tar. The layers of my visual memories are infused with pictures and ghosts of Baltimore's past. These are the current catalysts for the artwork I have been creating.

Join me here to watch the artwork progress and to re-visit memories of Mobtown. I hope you will share your own too.

-Nancy Lee Mitchell