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A Picture of the Baltimore Basilica From the 1930s

Minor Basilica, Assumption of the Virgin Mary, the Roman Catholic Cathedral of Baltimore, building completed in 1821, photographed and documented after 1933.
Take a look at this beautiful old photo of the Baltimore Basilica taken in the 1930s. This Minor Basilica, dedicated to the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, was completed in 1821. Click here to see the photo!
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Minor Basilica, Assumption of the Virgin Mary, the Roman Catholic Cathedral of Baltimore, building completed in 1821, photographed and documented after 1933.
Minor Basilica, Assumption of the Virgin Mary, the Roman Catholic Cathedral of Baltimore,
building completed in 1821, photographed and documented after 1933.

Source: Library of Congress

Here’s a beautiful old photo of the Baltimore Basilica taken in the the 1930s.

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