Exploring Baltimore in the 1940s: Photos of Guilford and Fayette and Howard St.

Explore Baltimore in the 1940s through these two photos of Guilford and Fayette and Howard St. See the old sights of Baltimore and learn the history of these streets with photos from 1940.

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This is what Baltimore looked like some time in the 1940s. The first one below is labeled Guilford and Fayette.

Baltimore 26 Fayette and Guilford Paul Dimler Collection

Source: Flickr user Kevin Mueller

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This second one is Howard St.

Source: Flickr user Kevin Mueller

and tagged Baltimore in the 1940s, streetcars

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