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Garment Industry Sweatshops in Baltimore at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
Baltimore and the Great Railroad Strike of 1877
How Sergeant Major Christian A. Fleetwood Spent His 24th Birthday While in the Union Army
Railroad Infrastructure and the Pratt Street Riot of 1861
Hope H. Slatter’s Presidential Pardon and the Erasure of Black Lives
City of Brick: Bricks and Early Baltimore
“Every Day Is a Membership Day”: Lillie Carroll Jackson's Baltimore NAACP Membership Drives
Juanita Jackson Mitchell’s Expansive NAACP Role: From Baltimore to National
Juanita Jackson Mitchell, Virginia Jackson Kiah, and the Baltimore City-Wide Young People’s Forum
The Baltimore Black Sox, the American Negro League, and the Onset of the Great Depression, 1929-1930
Fugitive Black Radical Self-Liberators Who Lived in Antebellum Baltimore
William Watkins, Sr., the Anti-Colonizationist Struggle, and Education in Antebellum Black Baltimore
The Role of the Almshouse in Early Republic and Antebellum Baltimore
“Baltimore Buzz”: The Life and Impact of Black Baltimorean Musician Eubie Blake
Becoming “The Monumental City”: The Story of Baltimore’s Washington Monument
Julia Emory, Baltimorean Women’s Suffrage Activist
“Why does Franklin/Mulberry need to be an expressway at all?”: Baltimore’s Highway to Nowhere
Baltimore Blockbusting and American Racial Capitalism, 1944-1968
Frank Robinson, Baseball Integration, and the 1966 World Series Champion Baltimore Orioles
How the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Shaped Baltimore’s European Immigration Histories
Race, Gender, and Class at Baltimore’s Lexington Market, 1803-2023
Lumbee Community Histories of Baltimore City
Henrietta Lacks, Johns Hopkins Hospital, and Baltimore Racial Histories of Medicine
Rethinking Baltimore's July Fourth: Anti-Segregation Protests at Gwynn Oak Amusement Park, 1963
Baltimore LGBTQIA+ Histories and the Peabody Ballroom Oral History Interviews: Part Three
Baltimore LGBTQIA+ Histories and the Peabody Ballroom Oral History Interviews: Part Two
Baltimore LGBTQIA+ Histories and the Peabody Ballroom Oral History Interviews: Part One
Revisiting the "Baltimore '68" Oral History Interviews: Part Four
Revisiting the "Baltimore '68" Oral History Interviews: Part Three
Revisiting the "Baltimore '68" Oral History Interviews: Part Two
Revisiting the "Baltimore '68" Oral History Interviews: Part One
Reckoning with Baltimore's Role in the Domestic Slave Trade
Ford’s Theater and the Struggle for Postwar Civil Rights in Baltimore City
Intertwined Histories of Courthouses and Black Legal Rights in Baltimore, 1770-1900
Historicizing Harborplace: A History of Local Exclusion and the Future of the Project
John H. Murphy Sr. and the Early History of the Baltimore Afro-American Newspaper
Slavery and Apprenticeship in the Making of the Flag That Inspired the National Anthem
Public History, Industrial Capitalism, and the Presence of Ships in Baltimore
"The Standard": Baltimore’s Historical Relationship with Its Standard Oil Skyscraper
Justice from Baltimore: Thurgood Marshall's Story through the Lens of His Hometown
Maryland Civil War Memory at Baltimore City’s Confederate Soldiers and Sailors Monument
What Does Maryland Penitentiary's Demolition Mean for Its History?
Fells Point Firebrand: Why Every Song Billie Holiday Sang Was Radical