Tag: 1920s

What was 1920s Baltimore like? Great photos and stories from Baltimore in the 1920s.

Baltimore Skyline at Night From Emerson Tower

You're looking at the night skyline as seen from Emerson Tower in the 1920s. This has to be one of our recent favorites of Baltimore.

The Boys’ Latin School 1922 Class Photo

Outdoor Stalls on Eutaw in 1920s

French Consulate is Now a 7-Eleven

Lovely 1920s Film Footage of Baltimore’s Pigtown

Some incredible film footage of Baltimore in the 1920s. Don't miss this one.
1920 view of Baltimore Harbor from the air

Baltimore Harbor From the Air in 1920

1927 explosion at Baltimore mayor's home

Baltimore Mayor William Broening’s Home Destroyed by Bomb

Italian anarchists destroy Mayor William Broening's home with a bomb in 1927. Baltimore was placed on a war basis for protection soon after the explosion.

Detailed Map of Naval Academy Grounds in 1924

1920s Automobile Touring Map of Maryland

Amazing 1927 Aerial Photograph of Baltimore

mmm, beer

Prohibition Officers Seize 9,600 Bottles of Beer

Babe Ruth’s 1920 Passport Application

Smithwood Avenue branches off to the right while Edmondson Avenue slopes uphill on the left heading east toward the city of Baltimore. In addition to automobile traffic, Edmondson Avenue at the time accommodated the Baltimore Traction Company No. 14 trolley line. A junction for three rail lines was located immediately behind the photographer's vantage point. These houses still exist, albeit with vinyl siding applied over the handsome cedar shingles. Oh, and the streets have since been paved. Photo taken about 1925

Story Behind a 1925 Catonsville Home

unveiling of Lafayette statue

President Coolidge Attends Unveiling of Lafayette Statue

rabid dog

Wild Dog Shot and Killed in Northeast Baltimore

Second Presbyterian Church, 4200 St. Paul Street

Second Presbyterian Church in 1926

Detailed Map of Guilford From 1926

Pigtown in 1920

Amazing Old Photo of Pigtown (c. 1920)

Bernard J. "Boompy" Logue of 2527 E. Monument St. in Baltimore, MD, about 1920, on his home made bicycle.

Baltimore’s Homemade Bicycle Circa 1920

Haussners in 1937

The Famous Haussner’s Restaurant

B&W photograph of the 2900 block of North Calvert St., Baltimore in snow. Most likely taken during the 1920's or 1930's.

1920s View of a Snowy North Calvert Street

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