Couple’s 30-year Halloween tradition nears an end
Photos and text by Paul W. Gillespie
Neighborhoods of Baltimore
Baltimore neighborhoods
Baltimore street photographers
Year in review
Freddie Gray: protests, aftermath
24 hours with...
A. Aubrey Bodine
Viewing Baltimore from above
Baltimore’s historic Chinatown again an immigrant hub
Exploring Park Avenue’s Chinese past and Ethiopian present.
Highlandtown: Exploring Baltimore’s neighborhoods
A look at Highlandtown, a neighborhood in East Baltimore that has embodied the American melting pot for over 100 years.
Mount Vernon: Exploring Baltimore’s Neighborhoods
Text by Donna M. Owens, For The Baltimore Sun
When Matthew Muir arrived in Baltimore to attend college, the native New Yorker lived in a few neighborhoods while seeking a community that best suited his taste for urban living.
He landed in Mount Vernon three years ago, and it felt like home.
A bird’s view eye of Baltimore in 1973
Amateur photographer Marshall Janoff took photos of the city from inside the Goodyear Blimp during the City Fair of September 1973.
Tattoo Charlie’s: Inking Baltimoreans on the Block since 1938
Founded in 1938, Tattoo Charlie’s remains on the Block in Baltimore today, making it one of the oldest tattoo parlors in the United States.
Baltimore’s Ellis Island
Although New York City’s Ellis Island gets more attention for its status as a hub for immigrants, just behind it was the port of Baltimore. The newly-opened Immigration Museum in Locust Point honors the experience of the millions who came through the port here.