1911 Advertisement for Winton Six at Mt. Royal and North Ave.

Winton Motor Company advertisement - 1911

Winton Motor Company advertisement – 1911

If you were looking to buy a Winton Six back in 1911, this is where you’d go.

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Johns Hopkins hospital in 1903

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portrait of John Wilkes Booth

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1857 Map of the City and County of Baltimore

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