The Historical Society of Baltimore County collects, preserves, and interprets the rich history of Baltimore County for the education of future generations.
About six months after a maritime accident collapsed the Francis Scott Key Bridge, Capt. Ben Carver steered his boat past the wreckage site to the oyster sanctuary he and other environmentalists had fostered nearby, not sure what he would find. https://t.co/OcAfLpLEzR
SCOOP: Choate House was a National Historic Landmark. For 215 years, it stood at a busy crossroads in Randallstown. Last month, developer Jay Attar tore it down. Attar is the brother of state Sen. Dalya Attar. @HSoBC@bmoreheritage@landmarks#Baltimore
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Almost a year ago, while most of the city was sleeping, a deadly tragedy unfolded in Baltimore when the Dali cargo ship slammed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
A year after Key Bridge collapse: Ways to remember and reflect https://t.co/UqwA6h8bRE
Environmentalists and Middle River residents are suing the developers behind a sprawling project at a World War II-era manufacturing plant, saying that the construction has driven sediment, possibly carried unearthed pollutants, into the Chesapeake Bay. https://t.co/C71LsSpUSt
Sunday Speaker Series
History of the Negro League in MD
By: Ray Banks & Elmira Thornton
March 23rd at 2pm @ Almshouse
FREE to HSBC members
Non-members $11.99
Registration required HERE:
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Questions? Please contact us at [email protected]
To reach Harriet Tubman’s father’s homesite, you have to drive 100 miles southeast from Baltimore and hope the overflowing ditches don’t flood the narrow country lane.
But archeologists are uncertain how long they will be able to reach the site. https://t.co/X0Ue8J8cT6
"Migrant Mother," widely considered one of the most famous photographs of the 20th century, is actually one of several taken of the same family in March 1936 by Dorothea Lange. They are in the Library's Prints & Photographs Division.
Read about it: https://t.co/xZKmCW8swD
Likely removed by Nazi researchers, the scrap of fabric is a small but crucial part of the tattered Bayeux Tapestry’s nearly 1,000-year history. https://t.co/EyBi67rpdP
Sunday Speaker Series
History of the Negro League in MD
By: Ray Banks & Elmira Thornton
March 23rd at 2pm @ Almshouse
FREE to HSBC members
Non-members $11.99
Registration required HERE:
https://t.co/1JOKmtNPe8
Questions? Please contact us at [email protected]
After 51 years and thousands of obituaries, Fred Rasmussen has announced his retirement. “You get to meet a lot of great people at the worst moment of their life, after they’ve lost a loved one,” he told us in 2021. “It’s an honor to have that privilege.” https://t.co/RuF1Yby4LA
Baltimore is a city of hidden rivers, and one of the most famous is the Jones Falls River, which is buried for about 2 miles in the heart of the city. But some think it's time to start "daylighting" more of the river. https://t.co/DaRysbMrOJ