Thanksgiving 2018

Please list the names of all of the people in your family or group that will be in Baltimore. (For those 18 and under, please include ages for Reb Chanukah presents—we would hate to leave anyone out!) Please select any dietary restrictions below using the following as a guide: Vegetarian (VG), Vegan (V), Non-dairy (ND), Gluten Free (GF) or (K) Kosher, For Friday, choose your entrée: Chicken Entrée (CE)/Fish Entrée (FE)/Vegetarian Entrée (VE)/Child Chicken Tenders(CT).
Name	Age	Restrictions	Thanksgiving Buffet	Friday Plated	Saturday Buffet
		VG V ND GF K	Y N	CE FE VE CT	Y N
		VG V ND GF K	Y N	CE FE VE CT	Y N
		VG V ND GF K	Y N	CE FE VE CT	Y N
		VG V ND GF K	Y N	CE FE VE CT	Y N
		VG V ND GF K	Y N	CE FE VE CT	Y N
		VG V ND GF K	Y N	CE FE VE CT	Y N
Price of dinners for everyone in my family / group: $10 for next Year if not coming to Baltimore: Sub Total: Late Fee After October 22 (3%):					$________ $________ $________ $________
Total Payment Enclosed:					$________

IMPORTANT: Please make checks payable to: Paul Rubin mail to:
Paul Rubin
3415 Johnson Ferry Rd. NE
Roswell, GA 30075
Avoid the late fee and get your check mailed before October 22.

Baltimore has been reinventing itself as a tourist destination and the Lord Baltimore Hotel is sited well for many of its attractions.

There’s a railroad museum, highlighting the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. John Forkner as a son of Southern Railways may have some commentary.

There is also a National Great Blacks in Wax Museum in the downtown area, 1601 East North, Baltimore which has winter hours Tuesday through Saturdays during our time in Baltimore. General admission for seniors are $14, adults are $15, and student and children are varying amounts.

Baltimore’s ghost tour is centered in Fells Point where we stayed the last time and probably features the Hotel, where we slept, apparently with ghosts, during our last Baltimore excursion.

The Charm City Circulator goes from Inner Harbor and City Center to various locations of interests for those who don’t have cars. Oren Hirsch has been working with the BaltimoreLink bus system for a couple years, so if you want to take the buses, he can probably help you find your way!

If weather permits, Clifton Park in East Baltimore and Cylburn Arboretum in North Baltimore along with the civic works, Clifton Mansion and East Baltimore and Carroll Mansion and the Carrie Murray Nature Center maybe places where someone can enjoy some green space in November. There are numerous markets throughout the city, including Lexington Market, which bills itself as a quintessential Baltimore experience.

It is still a little early to find our what is going to be available throughout Baltimore if anyone is interested in a live performance. Check back here in late summer / early fall and we will try to put some updates here!

The Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA) is free except for special exhibits. Over Thanksgiving there will be a show by Mark Bradford who is always interesting and usually provocative. Also, Baltimore’s inimitable native son, John Waters, will be featured in a special exhibit there.

The Maryland Historical Society has a number of interesting exhibits which can vary based on when we are there. There is a charge for admission to non-members but there are number of free days that are advertised. Maritime objects, etc. not all are on display at the same time. The Walters Art Museum has just opened a facility called Mt. Vernon Place. The opening day was June 16th and has added One West which was known as the Hackerman House, a 19th century mansion next to the Walters. It has been revamped to highlight local arts and it also free. One West is part of the Walters, which is also free.

Printed pamphlets providing information on Baltimore’s attractions can be ordered, if anyone is interested.

Goodstein Family Reunion 2018 - Baltimore, Maryland

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