Office of Housing & Residential Life, Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions

So far, the National Aquarium exhibit has attracted a slew of native animals including mallards, herons, diamondback terrapins and even two river otters. It’s completely free to guests while the Aquarium is open. (From WYPR)

https://www.wypr.org/wypr-news/2024-08-09/national-aquarium-opens-new-harbor-wetlands-exhibit-in-baltimore

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National Aquarium opens its newest exhibit, Harbor Wetland Leaders and supporters of the National Aquarium held a ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday for its newest attraction, a $14 million free outdoor exhibit called Harbor Wetland.

East Monument Street And Linwood Avenue after a Blizzard. (1979)

Baltimore - Otterbein’s Bakery (1964)

The Great Fire of Baltimore as seen from Federal Hill (1904)

Baltimore’s street gas lamp lighter. (1957)

Thames & Ann in Fells Point 1912 and today.

H&S Bakery in Fells Point. (1940s)

McCormick and Company headquarters. (1951)