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Photos of Baltimore from the 1980s

Baltimore's Business and Government Historic District
Take a look back in time with these photos of Baltimore from the 1980s. These photos were taken on November 25th, 1987 and sourced from the National Register of Historic Places.
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Here is a series of photos that we foundon Flickr that show Baltimore as it looked in the 1980s. The photos below were taken on November 25th, 1987

Baltimore's Business and Government Historic District
Baltimore’s Business and Government Historic District
Baltimore's Business and Government Historic District
Baltimore’s Business and Government Historic District
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Baltimore's Business and Government Historic District
Baltimore’s Business and Government Historic District
Baltimore's Business and Government Historic District (11/25/87)
Baltimore’s Business and Government Historic District (11/25/87)

Source: National Register of Historic Places

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An Odd Photo From 1905 – Unloading a Banana Steamer in Baltimore Harbor
"Row houses, Baltimore, June 1940." Medium format safety negative by Jack Delano for the Farm Security Administration.
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Baltimore, Maryland, circa 1917. "Union Station showing Charles Street and Jones Falls." 8x10 inch glass negative, Detroit Publishing Company.
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