In February 1975, for the first time in Baltimore city history, a park was named after a living person to honor the work of Brooklyn community activist Maree Farring. The Farring-Baybrook Park is a large green space connecting the neighborhoods of Brooklyn and Curtis Bay. The Farring family was among the earliest settlers in Brooklyn and contributed to its growth and development.
The area was once home to temporary barracks for wartime workers building Liberty Ships on the industrial peninsula during the war effort. The barracks were torn down to make room for the Curtis Bay Elementary School in 1964. The land was redeveloped in 1970 to create residential communities. The remaining land was given to the city for Farring-Baybrook Park.
To read more about the park and its history please visit this site: https://mappingbaybrook.org/2018/03/farring-baybrook-park/
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