All Things Labyrinth

This labyrinth was made on a Friday in an empty conference room with recycled paper.  Because I’m that kind of crazy labyrinth lady

6030 Grosvenor Lane
Bethesda, Maryland 20814
United States

Medieval
60 foot diameter, 11 circuit turf design with pavers for delineation of the lines and turns. Based on the ancient turf labyrinth on Breamore Down in Hampshire, England.

This location also had a large acrylic labyrinth.  This is for those who might not be able to physically walk the labyrinth, they can follow the smooth grooves in a labyrinth shape.

Classic 7 circuit labyrinth.  Media is brick on mulch.  Interesting interlocking brick/pavers that give smooth lines.  Labyrinth can be found in the back of the parking lot on the right hand side in the grass.

1657 Crofton Parkway
Crofton, Maryland 21114
United States

This labyrinth was near a YMCA.  It’s one of the largest in Baltimore.  It has very large flagstones.

Govans Ecumenical Development Corporation
Stadium Place
1000 E. 33rd St.
Baltimore, Maryland 21218

Located on the site of the old Memorial Stadium on 33rd Street – between Greenmount Avenue and Loch Raven Blvd.    The labyirnth is a Santa Rosa, blue flagstone labyrinth, placed at the spiritual entryway to Stadium Place.

St Matthew Church
5400 Loch Raven Blvd.
Baltimore, Maryland 21239

This labyrinth is located behind the church, behind the parking lot.  This picture was snapped around sunset.  There was no outdoor lighting for evening, which is why this picture is so blurry.  Below is a more detailed photo taken with the flash on my camera.

This labyrinth is found inside the circle driveway of Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts I’ve mentioned this labyrinth to several people who’ve been to Maryland Hall and have never seen this labyrinth.  It is screened by hedges and has a bench at one end.

This 12 circuit Chartres labyrinth is a stone paver labyrinth and is made by The Labyrinth Company.  The center has the rose motif common to the Chartres labyrinth that looks so complicated pieced together, when cut from stone.