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Exploring a Baltimore Landmark: An Amazing Photograph from 1936

Take a look at this amazing photograph of a Baltimore landmark from 1936. It still stands in pretty much the same condition today, maybe even better! Check out the photo and learn more here.

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What an amazing old photograph from 1936. The best part is, this building still stands in pretty much the same condition. Maybe better, though the bottom floor is a little ugly today.

N. Broadway and E. Lombard St.

Source: Library of Congress

Posted in Then and Now
and tagged Baltimore in the 1930s

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Historic American Buildings Survey E. H. Pickering, Photographer June 1936 VIEW FROM NORTHEAST - Waterloo Row, 606-628 North Calvert Street, Baltimore, Independent City, MD

A Fascinating Look at History: Comparing a Painting from the 1830s to a Photograph from the 1930s

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Uncovering the Story Behind a 1930s Photograph of the Auditorium and Stanley Theatres on Howard Street

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Exploring a 1938 Slum Area in Baltimore: Where Could This Be?

Minor Basilica, Assumption of the Virgin Mary, the Roman Catholic Cathedral of Baltimore, building completed in 1821, photographed and documented after 1933.

A Picture of the Baltimore Basilica From the 1930s

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