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  Italian Heritage: Little Italy
Little Italy in the Bronx is home to several festivals in the summer including the Feast of Saint Anthony in June and the Feast of Mt. Carmel in July.
Little Italy is the end point for the nation's oldest Columbus Day parade, celebrated since 1890 and hosted by the Italian American community.
Little Italy was once much larger and mainly home to Southern Italians while the other (and much smaller) Italian enclave known as the Heart of Italy located on the Lower West Side was made up of immigrants from the North.
www.lifeinitaly.com /heritage/little-italy.asp   (1663 words)

  
 Little Italy, Baltimore - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Little Italy, is a neighborhood located in Baltimore, Maryland, United States.
Located near newly desirable neighborhoods like Fells Point and HarborEast, Little Italy's housing market is very hot, not least because turnover is low in the tight-knit community.
Little Italy is only a few blocks from the Shot Tower/Marketplace station on the Baltimore Metro Subway and the southern terminus of the Jones Falls Expressway (I-83).
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Little_Italy,_Baltimore   (191 words)

  
 Live in Baltimore - Little Italy   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
Little Italy is located in the heart of the downtown renaissance in Baltimore.
Little Italy was founded in 1849 to serve the growing Italian population.
Little Italy is a true jewel in Baltimore City.
www.livebaltimore.com /neighbor/little_italy.html   (507 words)

  
 KRT Wire | 11/13/2006 | Via Baltimore's Little Italy, nation's first female speaker   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
But in the proud corner of Baltimore known as Little Italy, the talk was all about a congresswoman from far away San Francisco who is in line to become the nation's first speaker of the House of Representatives.
Now a neighborhood known mainly for its score of Italian restaurants, Little Italy is still the kind of place where many have spent their whole lives.
Along with her five brothers, one of whom still lives in Little Italy, Pelosi was born into a prominent Baltimore political family.
www.sunherald.com /mld/sunherald/news/nation/16000864.htm   (851 words)

  
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Factors in the large-scale emigration from Italy during this period included the unification of 1861, a change from an agricultural to an industrial society that initially did not provide enough new jobs, and extreme overpopulation.
The trains emptied their passengers in Baltimore at the station on President Street which was as close to Little Italy as the Harbor.
The St. Anthony Society commemorates the saint to whom the residents of Little Italy prayed in order that their homes might be spared from a disastrous fire in 1904.
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Germanos trattoria in baltimore is an Italian restaurant in little italy near the inner harbor.
Italian food baltimore This Italian restauarant in Baltimore is known for it's traditional italian cooking.
Italian cooking baltimore inner harbor This Italian restauarant in Baltimore is known for it's traditional italian cooking.
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 Live in Baltimore - Neighborhood History
Nearly 100 years ago during the Great Fire of Baltimore, the rampaging flames were fortuitously halted along South Charles Street, preserving an enclave of housing which is now known as Otterbein, home of Otterbein sugar cookies, a holiday treat enjoyed in many Baltimore households.
The inner City was being rebuilt from the fire of 1904, and as Baltimore prospered once again, the nearby South Baltimore communities of Otterbein, Federal Hill, and Sharp-Leadenhall prospered in similar fashion.
McCormick Spice Company enlarged their facilities, several fresh fruit and vegetable warehouses sprung up along Charles and Hanover Streets, new piers were constructed as far east as Little Italy, and Baltimore began to regain its predominance as one of the busiest port cities along the Atlantic Coast.
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 Baltimore Little Italy
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 Little Italy Community Association (Baltimore)
The next general meeting of the Little Italy Community Association will be at 7:00pm on Tuesday, May 16, 2006, in the hall of St. Leo's Church on Exeter Street.
There will be a discussion and VOTE for the proposal by the Commerce Corporation to hold a street festival in Little Italy in conjunction with their national convention on September 26, 2006.
Baltimore will be having a city-wide clean up day April 22, and Little Italy is going to clean up its yards and gutters.
mysite.verizon.net /littleitalybaltimore   (709 words)

  
 Baltimore Little Italy Hotels - Baltimore
Baltimore Hotels Inc offers the lowest rates on hotels near Little Italy.
Little Italy hotels at the lowest rates on the net.
All Baltimore Hotels are rated by AAA or Mobile Travel Guide to ensure a quality hotel upon your arrival.
www.baltimorehotelsinc.com /baltimore_little_italy_hotels.html   (74 words)

  
 Maryland ALA: Best of Baltimore: Little Italy   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
Connected to the Inner Harbor by a series of pedestrian foot bridges, Little Italy is a Baltimore institution.
Except for one, the restaurant choices in Little Italy are - Italian, whether it be casual or dressy, northern or southern, it is the only way to dine in this neighborhood.
Most Little Italy restaurants purchase their cannoli and pastries from Vaccaro so why not stroll over to the gelato bar after dinner to see all that Vaccaro's has to offer.
www.marylandala.org /baltimore/littleitaly.html   (283 words)

  
 Via Baltimore's Little Italy, Pelosi will be Nation's First Female Speaker
BALTIMORE - The state has a new governor and a new U.S. Senator, and the city soon will be getting a new mayor.
But in the proud corner of Baltimore known as Little Italy, the talk was all about a congresswoman from far away San Francisco who will become the nation's first speaker of the House of Representatives.
This week, Little Italy residents chose "245" as their lottery number - Pelosi's old street address - and Blattermann said residents are planning a street festival as celebration and many want to name a street in her honor: "Nancy D'Alesandro Pelosi Street."
www.somd.com /news/headlines/2006/4786.shtml   (1027 words)

  
 'Bursting with pride' in Little Italy   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
Around the narrow streets of Baltimore's Little Italy yesterday, the O'Malley and Ehrlich placards were still hanging proudly in the windows of restaurants and Formstone rowhouses.
And to Little Italy natives, the D'Alesandro family is as much a fixture as St. Leo's, summertime bocce tournaments and the Feast of St. Gabriel.
Actress Jada Pinkett Smith, who learned her craft at the Baltimore School for the Arts before launching a successful film and television career, is donating $1 million to a major renovation and expansion...
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 Come to Baltimore for Italian Cuisine
Baltimore’s Little Italy is definitely a residential community.
If residents of Little Italy are not related through family ties, they probably know each other through St. Leo’s Church.
During the great Baltimore fire, the story is told, the Italian community vowed that if Little Italy was spared, they would hold a festival in honor of St. Anthony each June.
www.suite101.com /article.cfm/gourmet_passport/66804   (434 words)

  
 Amiccis Little Italy Baltimore Restaurant
If you wander down the streets of Little Italy in Baltimore, you’re likely to see things like intricate plants and fountain arrangements, families sitting together outside, large brick walls with movies playing on them, and completely empty streets for peacefully eating a cannoli from Vaccaro’s.
With how family-oriented and relaxed the town of Little Italy is, it’s hard to believe that many of the major restaurants are uber fancy, crazy expensive and bordering on stiff.
Amicci’s was a pleasant surprise in Little Italy, and a restaurant I can actually attend on a regular basis with my half-empty wallet.
mdnightlife.com /amiccis_baltimore_restaurant.cfm   (592 words)

  
 Bocce in Baltimore
Bocce, a long term fixture in Little Italy, offers residents and visitors an enjoyable way to share not only the game, but also comradeship and a sense of community.
The Bocce-based bonds are so strong that players and their families come from as far as Delaware on a weekly basis to participate and observe tournament play and renew their ties to the rich heritage of the neighborhood.
The City of Baltimore then allowed the courts to be rebuilt in D'Alesandro Park in the heart of Little Italy.
www.bocce.baltimore.md.us   (322 words)

  
 Little Italy Baltimore Maryland
This Little Italy Italian defines the genre with its great garlicky salad, heavy pastas and veal, and family-like atmosphere; maybe it's outdated, but it's a beacon for tourists and the faithful, beca...
He was born and raised in Palermo, Italy.
Jimmy, as he was so aptly known, brought with him the recipes and the knowledge of h...
mdnightlife.com /little_italy_baltimore.cfm   (339 words)

  
 Amiccis - Baltimore Little Italy - Restaurants
The Bar at Amicci's is Little Italy's fun, new gathering place.
Come and discover what Baltimore and Little Italy Residents have known for over 16 Years.
Amicci's is located in a 100 year old rowhouse in Historic Little Italy.
amiccis.com   (370 words)

  
 Little Italy - Moviefone
Little Italy Baltimore Maryland Today, L.I.R.A. is responsible for the ?Little Italy Open- Air Film Festival?
Little Italy (1996) Little Italy on IMDb: Movies, TV, Celebs, and more...
Sicilian Culture: The News and Views: Little Italy Movie The film Little Italy goes beyond stereotypes and addresses the universal story of immigration, assimilation and cultural identity.
movies.aol.com /movie/little-italy/1211216/main   (129 words)

  
 Little Italy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Little Italy is a general name for an ethnic enclave populated (or formerly populated) primarily by Italians or people of Italian ancestry, usually in an urban neighborhood.
Little Italy in Bedford, UK Italian Quarter, Dublin in Ireland
Belmont, Bronx, New York/Arthur Avenue (The Bronx), in New York City (sometimes known as the Little Italy of the Bronx)
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Little_Italy   (210 words)

  
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This page is for those traveling in places other than Italy looking for Italian Culture, places to eat, places to visit, etc. The information on these pages has been submitted by members of the Comunes of Italy mailing list.
*Group of Little Italy residents who want to ensure that the community has a voice in neighborhood development.
Little Italy is a name, an expression, which has been part of the Mancunian mythology for generations
www.comunesofitaly.org /LittleItalys.htm   (744 words)

  
 Boccaccio Italian Restaurant - Northern Italian Cuisine in Baltimore's Little Italy
Boccaccio proudly serves Northern Italian Cuisine in Baltimore's Little Italy.
Zagat rated as Baltimore's top Italian restaurant for 2006, Boccaccio offers an innovative and elegant menu, specializing in local and seasonal ingredients.
Boccaccio is located on Eastern Ave at the border of Baltimore's historic Little Italy and Harbor East.
www.boccaccio-restaurant.com   (60 words)

  
 Baltimore E-vents
You might also consider the Baltimore Harbor Pass, where you can save up to 20 percent off admission to great waterfront attractions like the Maryland Science Center, National Aquarium in Baltimore, Top of the Word Observation Level and Port Discovery, plus Ed Kane's Water Taxis.
Experience Baltimore's Little Italy every Friday evening with a free feature-length, Italian-themed film in the open-air amphitheater at High and Stiles Streets.
Join the Baltimore Brass for a special concert in the historic star fort, where you can compare and contrast the styles of music popular in the United States and Great Britain during the War of 1812.
www.baltimore.org /email/08_06/index.html   (590 words)

  
 Little Italy Community Association (Baltimore)   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
Little Italy loves to see visitors who come to see our historic neighborhood or visit its restaurants.
When you come to visit, please treat those who live here with the same respect you would expect in your own neighborhood.
Parking in Little Italy's streets is limited to 3 hours for those without a resident permit.
mysite.verizon.net /littleitalybaltimore/visit/index.html   (301 words)

  
 Litle Italy MD
Welcome to Little Italy in Baltimore, Maryland, and the many restaurants, activities, and events that take place in this ethnic enclave.
Just across the harbor from Federal Hill, you can also reach Little Italy by water taxi, a short walk across the canal bridges, or a romantic horse and carriage ride from the Inner Harbor.
Don’t miss the St. Anthony festival in June, the St. Gabriel festival in August, or the Taste of Little Italy in September.
www.littleitalymd.com /welcome.htm   (301 words)

  
 Da Mimmo's Restaurant - Baltimore Little Italy
The restaurant received numerous awards including, Zagat Award of Excellence, Distinguished Restaurant of North America, and Restaurant of the Year for the Restaurant Association of Maryland and has also been inducted into their Hospitality Hall of Honor.
DaMimmo serves the most popular dishes from every region in Italy including the rich cream sauces of the North, found in Lobster Tettrazzini, Open Face Seafood Ravioli, and Salmon Portofino.
To the Southern marinara sauces found in Zuppa di Pesce, Veal Braciole, and Mussels Posillipo.
damimmo.com /baltimore_italian_restaurant_history.htm   (309 words)

  
 Baltimore Little Italy   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
Dinner was fatnastic Aftrewards aw few of us headed to Little Italy to go to Vaccaros for dessert.
I think were just using Baltimore in an allegroical way.
Around the narorw streets of Baltimores Little Italy yesetrday, the OMallkey and Ehlrich placards were still hangbing proudly in hte windows of restaurants and Formstone rohwouses.
baltimore.big-city.org /little-italy.html   (242 words)

  
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 Da Mimmo's Restaurant - Baltimore Little Italy
For more than two decades, Da Mimmo has prepared and presented the finest gourmet Italian food in an elegant atmosphere in the heart of Baltimore’s famous Little Italy.
Da Mimmo is and has been credited with being one of the best restaurants in Baltimore during the last 20 years.
It is the only Italian Restaurant in the state of Maryland to be awarded by its peer’s six years in a row, The DiRONA Distinguished Restaurants of North America.
www.damimmo.com   (410 words)

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