the stock market crash of 1929. Samuel Filbert elected to join the military in order to earn some type of wage. In the military he was fortunate enough to become very successful. Despite The Great Depression, Mt. Royal still remained very much alive. Eutaw Place and Madison Park Eutaw Place and Madison Park is also designated as a historic district. It is located on the western side of Reservoir Hill. This section of the neighborhood includes many grand houses on Eutaw Place and Madison Avenue, as well three large apartment buildings that are located directly across from Druid Hill Park on Madison and Eutaw. Chauncey Brooks' mansion Cloverdale was once located in this area. Demographics Population: 5,600 (According to the 2010 Census) Black/African-American: 88.0% White/Caucasian: 9.0% Two or More Races 2.0% Asian/Pacific Islander: 0.4% Native American: 0.5% Other 0.1% References External links Reservoir Hill Improvement Council Bolton Park Neighbors Historic Mount Royal Terrace Association "Mortgage Crisis Reverses Tide of Urban Renewal," The Washington Post "Won't You Be My Neighbor?" Stacy A. Teicher, Christian Science Monitor Inside a Victorian Mansion in Baltimore's Reservoir Hill , including photo dated 2004, at Maryland Historical Trust, and accompanying map Baltimore National Heritage Area Historic districts in Baltimore Houses on the National Register of Historic Places in Baltimore Jewish communities in the United States Jews and Judaism in Baltimore Neighborhoods in Baltimore Russian communities in the United States Russian-Jewish culture in Baltimore Ukrainian-American culture in Baltimore Ukrainian communities in the United States Victorian architecture in Maryland Houses in Baltimore Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Maryland