Photo of the Day – Phillips Seafood reopens

Maximilian Franz//November 14, 2011

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Photo of the Day – Phillips Seafood reopens

Photo of the Day – Phillips Seafood reopens

By Maximilian Franz

//November 14, 2011

After 30 years in Baltimore's Harborplace, Phillips Seafood has hopped across the the harbor into its new space at Power Plant. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)
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