WEST MOUNT VERNON PLACE RUNS ON BOTH SIDES OF THE WEST PARK. THE CLUB IS ON THE STREET CLOSEST TO DOWNTOWN BETWEEN CHARLES AND CATHEDRAL STREETS.
Address
The Engineers Club
at The Garrett-Jacobs Mansion
11 West Mount Vernon Place
Baltimore, Maryland 21201
410-539-6914
Fax 410-783-9372
From Charles Street Northbound
Proceed north on Charles Street until you reach The Washington Monument. Centre Street is at the foot of the monument and you should take the left hand lane just past the monument to the first street, which is Mt. Vernon Place. Turn left onto Mt. Vernon Place and proceed to the stop light. Turn left onto Cathedral Street and take an immediate left onto the south side of West Mount Vernon Place. Number 11 is the brownstone building in the center of the block.
From I-95 North and South
Exit I-95 at I-395 North to the Downtown Exit. Follow I-395 onto Martin Luther King Blvd. Follow the boulevard up the hill and take a right on Druid Hill. Druid Hill turns into Centre Street. Turn left onto Charles Street and follow the instructions
From I-295 North
Follow 295 into downtown which will become Russell Street. After passing Oriole Park at Camden Yards on your right, turn right onto Pratt Street. Proceed to Charles Street and follow the directions above.
From I-83
Follow I-83 South into Baltimore and take the Maryland Avenue exit. Turn left at the stop light and follow Maryland Avenue south. Maryland Avenue turns into Cathedral Street. Look for the park on the left after you pass Madison Street. Turn left onto West Mount Vernon Place just past the stop light on Monument Street. Number 11 is the brownstone building in the center of the block.
Parking
Members may park free at the Peabody Court Hotel valet stand when dining at the Club. Parking stubs will be validated for members at the Club prior to returning for your car. Special events may have valet parking at the door of the mansion. This courtesy is extended free of charge to members and guests. Please check the information for each event either in the QUICKS newsletter or on the web calendar.
Nearby public lots for non-members include The Walters Museum lot at Centre and Cathedral Streets and The Maryland Historical Society lot on Monument Street west of the Club.
Did you know?
...The Engineers Club spent $3M to enclose the Courtyard....and now we are able to entertain up to 725 people. The finished courtyard is simply breathtaking!