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Bartlett Hayward Company Records
The Brig bar, Baltimore, Maryland. [black and white poster]
Teacher Workshop: Neighborhood Historians (Continuity and Change Over Time)
Centering Landscape Ecology and Biodiversity in Design & Planning
Henry P. Whitehead collection
The National Association of Colored Women, Inc., bulletin #1 Golden Jubilee Celebration, July 27- August 2, 1946
George S. Gibson and Solomon Hillen, Jr.
Ancestors of worthy life plantation slavery and black heritage at Mount Clare Teresa S. Moyer ; foreword by Paul A. Shackel
Rosemary and Raul Marconi in their Italian import shop, Italian Canta, Highlandtown.
A Meals on Wheels Recipient
A Right to the City Exhibition Records
Katherine Dunn Pagon papers relating to the Barnes Foundation
Letterpress book. Volume 12, 1903 October 15 - 1904 January 23
Herman Maril papers, 1934-1986
Butchers Hills is one East Baltimore neighborhood whose identity has continually changed. By the mid 1920s, most of the butchers had moved away and were replaced by Jewish doctors, dentists, rabbis, grocers, confectioners, and barbers. After the Second World War, many of the Jewish residents began migrating to the suburbs. The larger homes were converted to apartments. Neighborhood identity dissolved and the quality of life deteriorated.