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A Look Back at Baltimore in 1916: A Photo of the Elks Parade from Holliday St. to Baltimore St.

Take a look back in time to 1916 and explore Baltimore through this incredible photo of the Elks parade from Holliday St. to Baltimore St.!
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Here’s a photo from 1916, showing a parade down Baltimore St. from Holliday St.

“Elks parade in Baltimore, 1916.” The message on those paddle fans: “Bromo-Seltzer.” Harris & Ewing Collection glass negative.

Source: Shorpy

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