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Article: Volunteers prepare their hostel takeover: Group renovates mansion so tourists can visit Baltimore without breaking the bank.
- Article from:
- The Baltimore Sun (Baltimore, MD)
- Article date:
- April 10, 2007
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Byline: Jill Rosen
Apr. 10--After eight years without one, Baltimore is close to welcoming a hostel back to town. The opening, a rare occurrence for the languishing national hostel scene, means travelers to the city will once again be able to find safe lodging that costs less than most hotels' continental breakfast. "I really believe Baltimore needs a place for young people to come and be able to stay affordably to experience the rich culture of the city," says Scott MacLeod, a hostel volunteer. "I really believe in the mission." MacLeod and about 10 volunteers have been working for years to raise money from private sources and renovate a deteriorated ...
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