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Truly a Miracle on 34th Street
By Tamara Smith
For BaltimoreStories.com

We have all seen the movie “Miracle on 34th Street”, in which one little girl believed in the spirit of Christmas. The residents of the 700 block of 34th Street in Hampden obviously believe in the beauty of Christmas lights. For many years, these residents have been putting up extensive Christmas lights on their row houses and creating their own miracle on 34th Street.

Christmas Parade
By Sarah Brandes
For BaltimoreStories.com

Elvis impersonators, big fish, Shriners, beauty queens, floats: It must be the Annual Christmas Parade in Hampden!

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