Baltimore (Md.)
Found in 90 Collections and/or Records:
Merchants' Exchange photograph collection
This collection includes photographs of exterior views of the Merchants' Exchange building in Baltimore. Also included are views of the demolition of the building and copy photographs of prints and drawings.
Morris papers
This collection consists of the personal and business correspondence of Judge Thomas J. Morris, John Morris, and Joseph Morris Cushing, circa 1815-1955.
Nursery and Child's Hospital photograph collection
This collection contains photographs of the buildings and children at the Nursery and Child’s Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland
Otto Kamberger theater ephemera collection
This collection contains ephemera related to Otto Kamberger’s theatrical enterprises in Brunswick, Maryland. There are also items related to other Maryland theaters and theatrical events.
Paul Henderson photograph collection
Paul Parrot photograph album
This collection contains photographs of students and activities at Johns Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health, mostly identified by name and sometimes by nationality. Also included are Baltimore views as well as locations other than Maryland, circa 1925-1926.
Philip Rink photograph collection
This collection contains 1 box of 35 mm negatives from Philip Rink's career as a photojournalist in Baltimore during the 20th century.
Reverend John Lusby Pitts papers
This collection contains correspondence addressed to Reverend John Lusby Pitts, an itinerant Methodist minister in Maryland and Virginia, between 1798-1821. The majority of the letters are penned by other Methodist ministers and discuss camp meetings, revivals, conferences, politics, as well as daily life.
Richard Childress photograph collection
This collection consists of photographs taken by Baltimore Sun photographer Richard Childress. Childress worked at the Sun from 1961 until his death in 1984. He covered virtually everything newsworthy for the paper over his more than two decade career: protests, sports, social and cultural events, politics, automobile accidents, house fires, fairs, festivals, and parades, military events, and more.
Robert Gilmor collection
This collection contains correspondence, manuscript materials, newspaper clippings, ephemera and photographs related to Robert Gilmor I – VI and the Gilmor family of Baltimore.