Honor Black History Month by Feeding Your Brain
With its origins dating back over a hundred years, February has been officially declared Black History Month by every U.S.
With its origins dating back over a hundred years, February has been officially declared Black History Month by every U.S.
The 1908 Christmas issue of the Weekly was published on Dec. 19. It contained several Christmas-related pieces, though it’s not clear which,
by Jean Lee Cole
The Bolton Hill Bulletin began publication 45 years ago and is one of Baltimore’s longest-running neighborhood newsletters.
Each year for the past 30, Baltimore Heritage has led walking tours in Baltimore neighborhoods ranging from winding sylvan communities like Roland Park and Guilford,
By Coleen McCarty and Susan Badder
A quiet oasis of mature trees and lush greenery, Rutter’s Mill Park is a reminder of the natural landscape that once existed there.
Baltimore Heritage will be leading a walking tour of Bolton Hill on Saturday, April 30.
Founded in 1960, Baltimore Heritage is the city’s nonprofit historic and architectural preservation organization.
By Jean Lee Cole
The first issue of the Bolton Hill Bulletin appeared in April 1972, a large tri-fold newsletter that would undergo surprisingly few changes over the next 45 years.
Read the first part of the story here.
The impetus to begin publication may have been spurred by the neighborhood’s official designation as a Baltimore historic district in 1969,
Local author, Park School librarian, and Newbery Medal winner Laura Amy Schlitz has set her latest novel, The Hired Girl,
Founded in 1960, Baltimore Heritage works hard to preserve and promote Baltimore’s historic buildings and neighborhoods. For over fifty years, their annual awards program has recognized projects that achieve excellence in the restoration or rehabilitation of Baltimore’s historic buildings.