Couple’s 30-year Halloween tradition nears an end
Photos and text by Paul W. Gillespie
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Photos and text by Paul W. Gillespie
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Exploring Park Avenue’s Chinese past and Ethiopian present.
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A look at Highlandtown, a neighborhood in East Baltimore that has embodied the American melting pot for over 100 years.
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Photos and text by Karl Merton Ferron
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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.
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Photos and text by Amy Davis
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Amateur photographer Marshall Janoff took photos of the city from inside the Goodyear Blimp during the City Fair of September 1973.
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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.
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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.