Peter
 
At least in the 80s, Seattle had a model urban beekeeping ordinance.   Of 
course, NY at one time held the title of one of the first and longest running 
 urban beekeeping ordinances - I've never been able to pin down when NY 
went from  bee friendly to making beekeeping illegal.
 
San Francisco used to allow bees - but its been years since I've worked in  
those areas; so that may also be a 'used to be (sic)' :).
 
Lots of urban beekeepers near and in Baltimore, but I don't know if  
Baltimore 'allows' bees.
 
While not in U.S., I understand that there are beehives in Paris.
 
And, I know of two beehives in Washington, D.C. - one in the insect zoo of  
the Smithsonian, one on the White House lawn.
 
Jerry
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