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|caption        = The Bank of America Building is the second-tallest building in Baltimore
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|location       = 10 Light Street, Baltimore, Maryland, 
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|constructed    = 1924
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|roof           = 509 ft (155 m) 
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|architect      = Taylor & Fisher,<br/>Smith & May 
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The '''Bank of America Building,''' located at the corner of East Baltimore and Light Streets in the downtown area of Mayan Revival and Maya-style human faces and is capped with a copper and gold roof. The main banking lobby is highly decorated with mosaic floors and historic murals of the Baltimore fire of 1904 and the writing of the National Anthem at the Battle of Baltimore during the War of 1812.

==History==
Shortly after the Baltimore Trust Company moved into the building in 1929, the bank went into bankruptcy in 1933 and receivership in 1935<ref name=mhs />  and the then-vacant building was used by the BankAmerica in 1997.<ref name=mhs />

==See also==
*List of tallest buildings in Baltimore

thumb|Le ''Bank of America building'' est le bâtiment dont le sommet est de couleur dorée-cuivrée au centre droit.
Le '''Bank of America building''' est un Downtown de la ville de Baltimore dans l’État du Maryland aux États-Unis. 

D'une hauteur de 155 mètres, il était le plus grand bâtiment du Maryland lorsqu’il fut construit en 1929. Conçu par la firme ''Taylor and Fisher'', il possède un style renaissance maya et Art Deco<ref>Kelly, Denwood N., Shank Jr., Armand M., and Gordon, Thomas S. ''Money & Banking in Maryland'' (1996) p. 48. Maryland Historical Society, Baltimore. ISBN 0-938420-52-6</ref>. Son coût s’éleva à 3 millions de dollars<ref>Olson, Sherry H. ''Baltimore: The Building of an American City'' (1997) p. 314-15. Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, Maryland. ISBN 0-8018-5640-X</ref> et son sommet est constitué d’un toît cuivré et doré.

==Histoire==
Peu après sa prise de possession par la banque ''Baltimore Trust Company'' en BankAmerica en 1997<ref>Kelly, Denwood N., Shank Jr., Armand M., and Gordon, Thomas S. ''Money & Banking in Maryland'' (1996) p. 60, 67. Maryland Historical Society, Baltimore. ISBN 0-938420-52-6</ref>. Il est désormais le second plus haut batiment de Baltimore, doublé par le Legg Mason Building qui mesure 161 mètres.