If you have lived here for a while, this one should start you off on the right foot. Before it moved to its current location in 1970, where was the Mt. Washington Post Office?

 Falls Road
 Kelly Avenue
 Smith Avenue

The octagonal building on Johns Hopkins’ Mt. Washington campus, originally built to house the Mt. Washington Female College, was one of many such structures built in the mid-19th century. Who was the main exponent for buildings of this design?

 James Renwick, Jr.
 Henry Bacon
 Orson Squire Fowler

The Mt. Washington Fire Station originally opened at 1500 Sulgrave Avenue in what year?

 1855
 1892
 1915

Roxbury Place, which runs between South Road and Wildwood Lane, remains a unique street in a unique neighborhood. What name did John Graham originally give the street?

 Wolcott Avenue
 Graham Road
 Mt. Washington Valley Road

Mt. Washington was once part of Baltimore County. In what year was it annexed by Baltimore City?

 1919
 1891
 1885

One of the reasons that Mt. Washington’s location was selected was its proximity to a rail line, allowing residents to commute to their jobs in the City. What company operated this railroad at the time?

 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
 Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad
 Western Maryland Railroad

What business first occupied the Mt. Washington Tavern’s building?

 The Mount Washington Advocate
 James Hamilton's General Store
 Burrell's Confectioneries

When Mt. Washington School No. 8 first opened in 1877, who was its first principal?

 Perley Ray Lovejoy
 William Saffell
 Dr. William Todd

In 1950, the Mt. Washington Improvement Association faced one of its first major fights with the City. Branch 21, the Mt. Washington branch, of the Enoch Pratt Free Library was slated to be closed. Why?

 The City thought that it flooded too often
 The City wanted to use it as an annex for the school
 The City could not afford to keep it open

What was the site of Mt. Washington’s first telephone?

 Dr. Arnold's Pharmacy
 James Hamilton's General Store
 Mt. Washington Station