Landmark Along Howard Street
Located at 601 N Howard St, the property served as a Greyhound bus terminal from 1941-1987 and was among the first large travel complexes along the east coast. The Greyhound building is now on the National Register of Historic Places and within the national- and state-recognized Market Center Historic District. SquashWise is honored to be a part of the building’s history. Image courtesy of the Maryland Center for History and Culture, Hughes Studio Photograph Collection PP30.
A New Kind of Community
The 6-court, 3-classroom facility will allow SquashWise to grow our existing programs and to offer new ones! Programs include our youth development program, PE Clinics, school field trips, memberships at economically inclusive rates, leagues, tournaments, introductory community clinics, and Women’s and Girls’ Squash Clinics.
Sneak Peek Inside
The facility includes six squash courts (singles), a small fitness area, three classrooms, meeting and administrative space, accessibility to public transit, and convenient on-site parking. Check out the renderings below from our design team at PI.KL Studio!
Support
We are so grateful for the SquashWise community who helped us to reach our capital campaign goal! Our campaign valued teamwork, participation, effort, and dollars equally. It honored key groups in our mission, including students, volunteers, donors, parents, staff, and alumni, all of whom will be represented in the building. You can learn more about our approach here.