This is a beautiful old photograph from 1925 showing a home in Catonsville. And, it's one that makes you wonder who the people are. What are their names, and what did they do? This is a...
Catonsville Junction, 1910. Rudolph Diehlmann poses before his lunchroom establishment. While crying out for some landscaping, the site's amenities include a pay phone. Tracks on the left are the Baltimore Traction Company's...
This is an ad that we dug up in The Baltimore Sun from January 7th, 1951. Here are the same homes today on Google Street View. [googlemaps https://maps.google.com/maps?cbp=12,204.7,,0,0&layer=c&panoid=M6U_iwkKDt-zXuFV9IC59A&cbll=39.274521,-76.710113&ie=UTF8&ll=39.242358,-76.668777&spn=0.363212,0.724411&t=m&z=11&source=embed&output=svembed]...
This is an excellent old photo of Catonsville Junction, the terminus of the old Baltimore Traction Company's streetcar lines. The Catonsville Junction was the terminus for the Baltimore Traction Company's streetcar lines 8,...