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SOCIAL and CORPORATE EVENTS
MERKLE PHOTOGRAPHY
LOVE LIFE IMAGES
D MERKLE PHOTOGRAPHY
on’t let our emphasis on weddings fool you— we would love to host your next social or corporate event! Whether you’re looking for a place to gather for a friend’s birthday, or you want to provide a centralized location for a colleague luncheon or dinner, pick the Belvedere. Dine at the Owl Bar, the 13th Floor, or let Truffle’s Catering take your next social or coporate event to the next level for food, drinks, and even dancing.
JENNIFER MCMENAMIN PHOTOGRAPHY
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HISTORY
he Belvedere opened in 1903, the scene of many brilliant social gatherings. The room to the east of the lobby was known as the Tea room, where Baltimore’s elite would don their prettiest tea gowns and spend their afternoons. The Palm room debuted with an Edwardian feel, with potted palms in the parlor, Tiffany glass, and Persian carpets throughout and was known for its animated evenings. The Belvedere attracted the famous who
stayed throughout the century including
Clark Gable, Carole Lombard, Al Pacino,
numerous Presidents and royalty.
The Belvedere, past and present, is
the place to meet.
