Annotations / Notes: Although the writer's stays in Baltimore were often brief, this portfolio of images demonstrates that Poe enthusiasts can find ample evidence of his presence. Two of the more accessible places associated with Poe are the house where he lived with his aunt and wife on Amity Street and the famous grave site at Westminster Cemetery. Other sites can only be experienced via the historic prints and photographs in this collection. Visitors planning on exploring Poe's Baltimore will find these images to be an important source for understanding the author and his surroundings.
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Your search in the category "Baltimore City" returned 1767 results in 89 pages.
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"Edgar Allan Poe's Baltimore." Maryland Historical Magazine 93 (Winter 1998): 466-75.
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"Extracts from Registers of Old St. Peter's Church, Baltimore, Md." Records of the American Catholic Historical Society, 1 (1884-86): 372-73.
Category: Religion | Baltimore City
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"Extracts from Registers of St. Patrick's Church, Baltimore, Md." Records of the American Catholic Historical Society, 1 (1884-86): 374-75.
Category: Religion | Baltimore City
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"Filming Maryland Opens at the MHS." MHS/News (April-June 2000): 3-4.
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"Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine." Inland Architect 115, no. 4 (1998): 88-89.
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"Francis Scott Key Monument." Inland Architect 115 (1998): 86-87.
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"Greyhound Back on Track." Baltimore Heritage Newsletter (Fall 1990): 1.
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"Honoring a Weary Soldier in South Baltimore." Baltimore Heritage Newsletter (Spring 1991): 7.
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"It Happened at Hopkins: A Sampling of Accomplishments, Serendipitous and Otherwise." Johns Hopkins Magazine, 27 (May 1976): 8-17.
Category: Education | Baltimore City
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"Jewish Education in Baltimore." Generations, 4 (December 1983): 11-24.
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"Jewish Education in Baltimore." Generations, 4 (Decemberr 1983): 11-24.
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"Johns Hopkins: An Informal Picture History of His Institutions." Johns Hopkins Magazine, (May 1976): 37-52.
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"Letter of the Rev. W. V. Harold of St. Mary's Church, Philadelphia to the Rev. John Ryan of St. Peter's Church, Baltimore." Records of the American Catholic Historical Society, 23 (September 1912): 135-36.
Category: Religion | Baltimore City
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"Library Journal Selects Dr. Carla D. Hayden as the 1995 Librarian of the Year." Jet 89 (March 4, 1996): 22.
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"Mapping Maryland: The Willard Hackerman Collection." MHS/News (July-September 1998): 4.
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"Marriage Records of the First & St. Stephens United Church of Christ (Formerly The First Reformed Church of Baltimore)." Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin, 20 (Fall 1979): 305-22.
Category: Family History and Genealogy | Baltimore City
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"Marriage Records of the First & St. Stephens United Church of Christ (Formerly the First Reformed Church of Baltimore)." Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin, 21 (Winter 1980): 38-48.
Category: Baltimore County | Baltimore City
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"Maryland Historical Society Celebrates 150th Year (1844-1994)." The Legacy 37 (February 1994): 4.
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"Maryland Historical Society, 1844-1994: Keeper of Our State Treasures for 150 Years." News and Notes of the Maryland Historical Society 23 (January/February 1994): 1-3.
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"Maryland's Best Kept Humanities Secret: H. L. Mencken House." Maryland Humanities (November/December 1994): 27.
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