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Glimpse Into the Past: An 1862 View of Baltimore From the North

1862 view of Baltimore
Take a look at this amazing 1862 view of Baltimore from the north. See what Baltimore looked like over 150 years ago with this print from the Library of Congress.
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This is a print from 1862 showing the view of Baltimore from the north.

1862 view of Baltimore
1862 view of Baltimore

Source: Library of Congress

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Baltimore, Maryland, circa 1917. "Union Station showing Charles Street and Jones Falls." 8x10 inch glass negative, Detroit Publishing Company.
A Glimpse of Baltimore's Union Station in 1917

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