Baltimore

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Airports	A look at older Airports in Baltimore, including a few old postcards of Friendship ( BWI ) Airport in it's early years. .............................

Banks	A survey of old bank buildings that still survive in Baltimore. A collection of past and present photos of Baltimore Banks and the names that we used to bank with............ .......... ...................................
Beer	Baltimore has quite a history when it comes to beer. East Baltimore still has the American Brewery onGay Street, and there were a few others as well. ........................... ...................................
Bridges	A few of the old Bridges that can be found or have seen been replaced in Baltimore. ......................................
Buildings	For those structures that didn't quite fit into any other category, this page shows a few of the old buildings in Baltimore. ................................
Cars	Very few car dealerships can be found inside the City Limit today. However, many of the dealerships started in the heart of downtown and many of the buildings survive today. ..................................................
Churches	Baltimore has quite a collection of old churches. Kilduffs has just started this collection, but it should grow quickly.
Clubs	From the clubs on Penna. Avenue and the Block to the Women's Club up North, a quick look at some of those old clubs.

Diners	A index of Baltimore Diners from back in the day. Plenty of Pictures !
Factory	Baltimore has always been a industrial City, and plenty of the old industrial buildings survive to this day. This page has detailed information on factories, past and present.
Gas	A spanish tile roof and a set of pumps, a quickly disappearing sight in Baltimore. Today, even the " service station " , with "service bays" for repairs have disappeared. Check out this page for surviving old gas stations. ...................
Harbor	Baltimore's harbor BEFORE it became the place for Tourist. Old postcards show the old steamboats that once graced the harbor. ...................
Homes	Baltimore is famous for rowhouses, and the white marble steps. Take a tour of Baltimore has the City grew block by block .
Hospitals	A collection of old postcard shots of Baltimore's medical facilities, many of which have since moved out to the County . .........................
Hotels	Baltimore had quite a collection of old Hotels in the downtown area. Here is a collection of postcards of as many as we could find. ..........................................
Libraries	Current photos of Baltimore's old Pratt Library locations....... .....................................
Markets	Lexington Market is Baltimore's best known market. Can you name the others that once were found all over the City ? .........................................
media	Baltimore's Radio , TV and newspapers buildings.
Monuments	Baltimore has old monuments just about everywhere. Here are the ones that we have located. ...........................................

Motels	Old Motel postcards from not only Baltimore, but all over Maryland.
Parks	A collection of old postcards from some of Baltimore's old parks. ..................
Paul's Puppets....	Paul's Puppets were seen on Baltimore's WBAL back in the 1950's. Check out these pages for puppets and shows.
Restaurants	A look at some of the old Restaurants that have been found in Baltimore in the past. .........................
Rt. 1	Kilduffs's look at Baltimore's Rt. 1 pass through town, from just North of Washington D.C., all the way to Pennsylvania. Plenty of old postcards of places to eat and motels, many long since forgotten. U
Rt 40	Kilduff's in-depth look both West and East on U.S 40 ( Pulaski Highway ) . A complete tour, with all the old motels and sights along the way. Kilduffs's Rt 40 page grew so fast it's up to 6 long pages so far. ...........................
Schools	A Kilduff's look at the schools in Baltimore City. Early shots of The Johns Hopkins University, Goucher College, Western High School, and Polytechnic. This page is growing quickly......................
Sports	There is plenty online for the current sports teams in Baltimore. But how about the Westport Stadium, Bugle Field, and the Sports Centre on North Avenue, just to name a few ?
Stone	A look at some of the stone work found around town. You'll be surprised at what we have found.
Stores	A check of old food stores and various other shops that have long since closed. Includes listings of as many Supermarkets as we could find.
Synagogues	Baltimore has several nice examples of old Synagogues , particularly along Park Heights Avenue.
Trains	Baltimore has quite a history when it comes to trains. Kilduffs has gathered a collection of postcards and pictures, including the old Calvert Street Station.