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A Trip Through Time: Exploring Baltimore’s Pigtown in the 1920s

Pigtown in 1920
Take a look through time and explore Baltimore's Pigtown in the 1920s. See the sights and sounds of this historic Baltimore neighborhood with this incredible old film.
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This is an incredible old film showing Baltimore’s Pigtown in the 1920s

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