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Baltimore Orioles player Cal Ripken autographs a baseball bat for President Clinton after Ripken broke the consecutive game streak at 2,131 games. 9/6/95.
Cal Ripken autographs a baseball bat for President Clinton after breaking Lou Gehrig's record-setting consecutive game streak of 2,131 games....
Washington Monument from Federal Hill
Take a look back in time to 1849 and explore the Helen Delich Port in Baltimore, the largest port in the United States at the time. Today, the...
Camels advertisement
Take a look back at the classic Camels advertisement that took the country by storm in the 1920s. Learn why the slogan "Smoke 'Em If You Got...
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Baltimore Sun advertisement
Read about a shocking advertisement from The Baltimore Sun in 1844 and discover how far we've come in the past 150 years! Unbelievable but true.
April 1943. "Baltimore, Maryland. Trolleys inside the Park Terminal at night." Photo by Marjory Collins for the Office of War Information.
Check out this beautiful photo of trolleys at night taken in April of 1943 at the Park Terminal in Baltimore, Maryland. Photo by Marjory Collins...
Boeing 314 taking off
Discover the story of the Yankee Clipper's maiden voyage across the Atlantic! This old film shows the luxurious Boeing 314 flying boat departing...
Baltimore Sun advertisement October 22nd, 1853
Take a look at a piece of history with this Baltimore Sun advertisement from 1853. Discover the Giles' European Hotel from 124 Baltimore Street,...
flag over the custom house - 1861
In 1861, Baltimore was the site of a Confederate sympathizer riot in response to the passing of the Massachusetts militia. Read about the US...
Haussners in 1937
Haussner’s Restaurant was one of Baltimore’s most famous landmarks, opened in 1926 and closed in 1999. It was known for its cuisine and extensive...
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May 1943. Baltimore, Maryland. "Electric welders working on the Liberty ship Frederick Douglass at the Bethlehem-Fairfield shipyards." Photo by Roger Smith for the Office of War Information.
A powerful photo of shipyard workers during World War II building the Liberty Ship Frederick Douglass in Baltimore, Maryland in May 1943. Photo...
Baltimore MTA bus
Step back in time and explore Baltimore's past with this incredible old school shot of an MTA bus at Howard and Centre. Check out the amazing...
B&W photograph of the 2900 block of North Calvert St., Baltimore in snow. Most likely taken during the 1920's or 1930's.
Take a rare look at Baltimore in the 1920s with this amazing black and white photograph of the snow-covered streets of North Calvert Street....
Fallsway 1950s
Take a look at this awesome photo from the 1950s. We discovered it on Flickr and thought it was a great representation of Baltimore history....
1943 Baltimore trackless trolley
Step back in time and experience the sights and sounds of Baltimore in 1943 by taking a trip on the trackless trolley to Roland Park. See a great...
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Learn the story behind Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, its controversial ingredients, and the Baltimore drug manufacturer, August Vogeler, who acquired...
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Camp Belger, Baltimore, M'd. : 114th Regt. New York S. Volunteers--Col. Elisha B. Smith, Lieut. Col. Sam. R. Per Lee, Major Henry B. Morse.
Discover a drawing from the Library of Congress that reveals Camp Belger, Baltimore during the Civil War in 1862. Learn more about the 150th...
Maryland Casualty clock tower in the distance (1950s)
Take a journey back in time to explore the Maryland Casualty Clock Tower in Baltimore. Learn about the history of the tower and the stunning...
Baltimore Harbor view. Gay Street dock from Federal Hill, Baltimore. Attributed to Henry H. Clark. Full plate daguerreotype. Shows ships Herald and Juniata, Merchant's Exchange building (demolished ca. 1901-1902), and Second Reformed Church.
Take a look back at the Baltimore Harbor from the 1840s with this amazing view. See the ships, buildings and churches that were around at the...
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