Thurgood Marshall’s roots in Old West Baltimore
How growing up in Baltimore shaped Thurgood Marshall, the first black Supreme Court justice.
Baltimore
Baltimore neighborhoods
Baltimore street photographers
Year in review
Freddie Gray: protests, aftermath
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A. Aubrey Bodine
Viewing Baltimore from above
‘Ghost signs’ serve as reminders of the past
Photos and text by Kim Hairston
We may see hundreds of advertisements in a day, but some that have been around for decades are fading from brick walls and our consciousness.
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Baltimore stays true to Formstone
Despite a 2012 city initiative to ban Formstone on new construction, the cladding remains intact on many blocks throughout the city. Here, a look at the siding that filmmaker John Waters once called “the polyester of brick,” whose history is closely linked with Baltimore’s.
Closing up shop at Baltimore Clayworks
Students and teachers rushed to pack up, and in some cases, throw out, their work from Baltimore Clayworks this past weekend. Facing over $1 million in debt, Clayworks is closing after decades in operation.
Yellow-crowned night herons of the Jones Falls
Birdwatcher George Washington Williams has been photographing yellow-crowned night herons in Baltimore for six years.
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.
Miss Gay Maryland America 2017 in Baltimore
Photos from the Miss Gay Maryland America 2017 pageant, which took place April 22 at Horseshoe Casino Baltimore.
From the vault: Air pollution in Baltimore
Remembering Baltimore’s smoky, sooty years when the city had the second-filthiest air in the country.
Opening Day across the country
Photos from Major League Baseball teams’ Opening Day games across the country.
From the vault: At Center Stage, the show goes on
Center Stage on Calvert Street has reopened after a $28 million renovation. 44 years ago, its old building was destroyed in a fire.