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Sides drawn in portraits tussle: Miller wants Lords Baltimore in Annapolis; Pratt library aims to keep them.
Baltimore Sun (Baltimore, MD)
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February 20, 2006
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Byline: Jamie Stiehm
Feb. 20--In the atrium of Baltimore's main library, the first Lord Baltimore - George Calvert - and his five successors stare down at patrons from full-length oil paintings, dimly lit and hung high above eye level.
They've been there since 1940, when Baltimore surgeon Hugh Hampton Young donated five portraits to the Enoch Pratt Free Library, which acquired the sixth.
But a tug of war is in the making over display of the historic paintings. State Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller is eyeing them for a spot in the State ...
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