The Meadow Mill building in Baltimore, Maryland, dates back to 1820, when it was built as a textile mill powered by the Jones Falls River. It played an important role in Baltimore’s 19th-century industrial growth and later shifted through various manufacturing uses. In the mid-20th century, the building became tied to the iconic London Fog brand, which produced its famous outerwear in Baltimore and added to the site’s industrial legacy.

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With its brick façade and large arched windows, Meadow Mill remains a prominent reminder of the city’s manufacturing past. After declining in use by the mid-1900s, it was revitalized in the late 20th and early 21st centuries and converted into office and residential space. Today, it stands as both a preserved historic landmark and a symbol of the modern redevelopment of the Jones Falls area.