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"McCormick Welcomes Tall Ships"

Inner Harbor, Baltimore, July 1976

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1931 Promotional Map; Spices of the World by McCormick and Company; Baltimore, MD. 

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https://www.etsy.com/listing/727304371/vintage-burgundy-teapot-by-mccormick #Vintage #McCormick #Teapot

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McCormick Spice Highlight (Jazzy) • Tasty

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We know for a certainty that this teapot is from right around 1950. This should not be confused with newer and less valu…

We know for a certainty that this teapot is from right around 1950. This should not be confused with newer and less valued teapots. It makes a treasured gift. Teapot measures approximately 9” across from tip of spout to tip of handle, and is approximately 7 1/2” tall with lid in place. The bottom is marked McCormick Tea - Baltimore MD - Made in USA.

Vintage Teapot by McCormick Spice Company

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Vintage Burgundy Teapot by McCormick Spice Co (1950)

A work of solid engineering and beauty, this burgundy over white teapot has a removable tea infuser insert and lid. All is in very good condition with no chips, cracks or repairs. This particular teapot was well loved and used, but is without defect beyond minor surface wear as shown in the last

Vintage teapot by McCormick Spice

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*NEW* McCormick Spice and Extract Coupons!

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When odor of spices wafted through downtown

[Amy Davis, The Baltimore Sun]

The stout concrete walls of the old McCormick & Co. spice plant on Light Street fell to demolition 25 years ago. The scent of cinnamon had vanished from the harbor a few years before the landmark industrial building was torn down in 1989.

McCormick moved into its Light Street headquarters in early 1921. It would erect a large vanilla bottle and spice can on the roof. Rail cars arrived at the plant at night, bringing spices from Zanzibar and Madagascar, among other places.

When the spice mills ground the fresh cinnamon, the scent carried for several blocks around the plant, which occupied an entire city block, from Light and Barre streets through to South Charles. Workers at the plant made salad dressings, flavoring extracts and an insect powder.

All McCormick manufacturing in the city ceased in the mid-1980s when the headquarters moved to Hunt Valley.

Preservationists waged an unsuccessful legal battle to have the structure saved, but the Court of Appeals ruled against the effort.

At the end, the structure was owned by Rouse-Teachers properties. In 1989, the firm issued a news release saying the site would become a “temporary parking lot” and it was looking to attract a “major corporate tenant.” The site has remained a parking lot for those 25 years.

The 1.9-acre site sold to Questar Properties for $11.5 million in 2011. Earlier this year, plans were shown to officials for a 43-story apartment tower at the site.