A Look at the 1781 Map of Baltimore Created by Louis-Alexandre Berthier

Explore the 1781 map of Baltimore created by Frenchman Louis-Alexandre Berthier. See how the city has changed over time with this detailed map from the Library of Congress.

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Now this is a really cool map of Baltimore. It dates back to around 1781. It was done by Frenchman, Louis-Alexandre Berthier.

Source: Library of Congress

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