This is a cool old baseball photo. It's the 1913 Baltimore Orioles with Babe Ruth, pictured on the right. We did a little more digging and it appears (according to Wikipedia)...
In 1912, the Democratic National Convention was held in Baltimore at the Fifth Regiment Armory. Here's a great old photo from that period of the building being lit up at night. 1912 photo...
Amazing. What more can I say about this old commercial. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7fZuEAm77A...
This is an old clip of Oprah during her Baltimore TV days interviewing some dude named Herman Darvick -- who apparently has a LinkedIn profile -- to talk about autograph seeking. This was taped on October...
We came across a great find in the 1850 U.S. Census. John Wilkes Booth's famous acting family lived in Baltimore, splitting time there with their home in Bel Air. John's father Junius, was a noted actor...
This is absolutely amazing. We found the original advertisement in the Baltimore Sun for John Wilkes Booth's acting debut in Richard III. The play was at the Charles Street Theatre on Tuesday, August 14th, 1855.
Wow, this guy's a blast from the past. He was good, but nowhere near the level he should have been. The first overall pick in 1989, he was extremely hyped coming out of LSU. I hate to...
Many of you remember the glorious 1983 season when the O's beat the Phillies to take the World Series. Let's relive that moment by watching the video below. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RljKeshUhWc And this is what took place shortly after that...
Here's a cool early 20th century photograph of Mt. Vernon Place on Charles St. Source: Library of Congress...
Check out this awesome photo of city hall in 1900. Click on it for some great details. Circa 1900. "Baltimore City Hall." Rising behind a web of wires. 8x10 inch dry plate glass...
This is one of the greatest moments in all of sports history. If you're an Orioles fan, it needs no introduction. This is the full game against the Angels on September 6th, 1995, but it skips...
Whoa, these are cool. It's a series of photographs that we dug up showing what Camden Yards looked liked during construction. We found these great photos at StadiumPage.com, Counting Baseballs. [slideshow]...