Take a look back in time to Baltimore, Maryland in 1905. This incredible photograph shows a group of men lining up for payday on the waterfront. Learn more about the stevedores and their role in the port.
Take a look back in time to Baltimore, Maryland in 1905. This incredible photograph shows a group of men lining up for payday on the waterfront. Learn more about the stevedores and their role in the port.
Explore Baltimore's history through photos with a closer look at Baltimore Harbor in 1903. See photographs of the freight terminal (O'Donnell's Wharf) and the Patapsco flour mill from Detroit Publishing Co. glass negative.
Take a look back into Baltimore's past with a series of photos showing the city's old streetcars. This collection was taken just a few weeks before President Kennedy's assassination. Source: Flickr user hoteldennis.
Do you know the story of a former Baltimore Oriole who was tried and convicted of a double murder?
Take a journey back in time and explore Central Baltimore through a 100-year-old map. See the streetcar lines, Johns Hopkins University, and Johns Hopkins Hospital in a whole new light!
Take a look at the old French Consulate in Baltimore. There's no longer a French Consulate in the city, but you can see a cool old photo of the then-new French Embassy on 16th St. in Washington. See the similarities and differences of the building today on Google Street View.
Verda Welcome was a Maryland politician. Welcome was the first black woman to be elected to a state senate. She survived an assassination attempt in 1964.
Take a look back at Baltimore's Downtown Week in 1948, a program spurred on by Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro -- also known as the father of former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi. Click to see the original advertisement!
Welcome the New Year with a beautiful old Baltimore photo of oyster luggers at the docks. Captured in the early 1900s, this image is the perfect way to start 2018. #Baltimore #HappyNewYear #OldPhotos
We came across a great photo of President Truman on a train in Baltimore, so we did a little digging. Here's the article that we dug up in The Baltimore Sun on June 19th, 1948. Remember that this was the election in which Truman beat Dewey. Check out the great old photo and read the excerpt from the article!
Take a look back in time to the Baltimore housing market of 1969. This old advertisement from The Baltimore Sun highlights the number of new apartments available in the Baltimore area that summer. Click to learn more!
This photo shows the devastation of Baltimore after the 1968 riots, which had a major impact on the city and the country. See the same intersection today on Google Street View and learn more about this historic moment.
What a fascinating series of photos showing the site if Camden Yards in the 1970s.
Take a look back at early automobiles in Baltimore with these photos from the 1907 Glidden Trophy Tour. This competition saw a number of automobile organizations driving from Cleveland to New York City to demonstrate the ability of their machines.
Take a journey back in time to explore the Baltimore waterfront in the early 20th century through a series of photos. Source: Library of Congress.
Take a look back in time to 1909 and explore this old photo of the John Eager Howard monument in Mount Vernon. Learn more about the history of this monument with the Maryland Historical Society.
Take a look through this series of photos taken of Baltimore Penn Station in 1977. The photos capture the grand architecture of the station before its renovation in the mid-1980s.
Take a look back at Baltimore's beloved Memorial Stadium with this collection of photos from its waning days. See the lockers of Jim Palmer and Cal Ripken, and explore the rest of the collection.
Check out this stunning photo of Baltimore taken in 1935. Click for a larger version to see the amazing detail. Share it with your friends on Facebook!
We were trolling the Internet and came across this old $1 bill from the Baltimore Savings Institution. Now this is pretty cool! Check out the picture of the bill here.