Explore a fascinating snapshot from the Historic American Buildings Survey, featuring the Washington Monument and two historic churches in Baltimore. Learn about the city's rich historical heritage and the enduring values and ideals that the Monument stands for.

In July 1916, the German Merchant Marine U-Boat Deutschland arrived in Baltimore, with Captain Paul Koenig flying the German flag. Read this article to learn more about this unique piece of history, including crewmember James M. Fesmire's story.

Check out this amazing and unique drawing of Baltimore published in 1912. If you liked this, you should check out UrbanYore on Etsy for their great maps of Baltimore!

Journey back in time with a 1973 photograph of Baltimore Harbor, which highlights the environmental and economic challenges faced by the city during that era. The image showcases the littered shoreline of the middle branch of the harbor, with trash and discarded tires scattered around. The photograph, retrieved from the US National Archives, serves as a poignant reminder of the...

Take a look at a rare antique map of Baltimore from 1857. This beautiful, old map was found at the Library of Congress and is a great look back at the city's history.

Take a look back in time to explore the city of Baltimore in 1801 with the help of Warner & Hanna's map. See how the streets and buildings have changed since then! Johns Hopkins Library.

Take a trip down memory lane and explore the past of Baltimore in 1938. Get a vivid colorized look at the city thanks to Jordan Lloyd's incredible photos. Visit GhostsofBaltimore.org to learn more.

Discover a fascinating piece of history: the original ad for John Wilkes Booth's acting debut in 1855 found in the Baltimore Sun.

Take a look back in time at the Wiessner Brewery on North Gay St. in Baltimore. This photo, taken in the early 20th century, shows why we love exploring architecture in Baltimore. See the photo from the Library of Congress here.

Take a look back in time with this incredible photo of Johns Hopkins Hospital in 1903. Courtesy of the Library of Congress.

Explore a 360-degree view of Civil War D.C. from the Capitol Dome in 1913! This amazing panorama was taken from the top of Emerson Tower. Click to see a close-up and rediscover the past!