Comments for Baltimore Heritage http://www.baltimoreheritage.org Preserving and promoting Baltimore's historic buildings and neighborhoods. Sat, 14 Jan 2012 09:51:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Baltimore Building of the Week: Peale Museum by dervauerbach http://www.baltimoreheritage.org/2010/04/bbotw-peale-museum/#comment-197 dervauerbach Sat, 14 Jan 2012 09:51:00 +0000 http://blog.baltimoreheritage.org/?p=433#comment-197 There are a lot of conflicting claims as to the first museum in the Americas, and of course no one dares research south of our border. The Charleston Museum (1773) claims to be the first, although its initial structure was destroyed by fires during the Civil War. Mexico does have the first Academy of Arts (San Carlos, 1781), which is still intact and in beautiful condition and does continue to exhibit.  There are a lot of conflicting claims as to the first museum in the Americas, and of course no one dares research south of our border. The Charleston Museum (1773) claims to be the first, although its initial structure was destroyed by fires during the Civil War. Mexico does have the first Academy of Arts (San Carlos, 1781), which is still intact and in beautiful condition and does continue to exhibit. 

]]> Comment on Why the West Side Matters: Read’s Drug Store and Baltimore’s Civil Rights Heritage by » MCOM 407 spring challenge: Annisversary journalism done well » Blog Archive http://www.baltimoreheritage.org/2011/01/why-the-west-side-matters-reads-drug-store-and-baltimores-civil-rights-heritage/#comment-193 » MCOM 407 spring challenge: Annisversary journalism done well » Blog Archive Thu, 29 Dec 2011 18:45:49 +0000 http://blog.baltimoreheritage.org/?p=387#comment-193 [...] Preservation activists are working to save it. The controversy has brought more attention to Baltimore’s role in the civil rights movement. I’ve linked to a number of Read’s articles from the MCOM 407 [...] [...] Preservation activists are working to save it. The controversy has brought more attention to Baltimore’s role in the civil rights movement. I’ve linked to a number of Read’s articles from the MCOM 407 [...]

]]> Comment on Why the West Side Matters: Join us for West Side Wednesdays this winter by hcg diet http://www.baltimoreheritage.org/2011/12/why-the-west-side-matters-join-us-for-west-side-wednesdays-this-winter/#comment-192 hcg diet Thu, 29 Dec 2011 17:52:00 +0000 http://www.baltimoreheritage.org/?p=1656#comment-192 I didn't even know that they have winter on the west side. Just kidding. Great post.  I didn’t even know that they have winter on the west side. Just kidding. Great post. 

]]> Comment on Why the West Side Matters: Remembering Edith Houghton Hooker at the Maryland Women’s Heritage Center by Why the West Side Matters: Join us for West Side Wednesdays this winter | Baltimore Heritage http://www.baltimoreheritage.org/2011/02/why-the-west-side-matters-remembering-edith-houghton-hooker-at-the-maryland-womens-heritage-center/#comment-190 Why the West Side Matters: Join us for West Side Wednesdays this winter | Baltimore Heritage Thu, 22 Dec 2011 02:10:21 +0000 http://www.baltimoreheritage.org/?p=909#comment-190 [...] years this neighborhood has been a center of activity to entrepreneurs and merchants of all kinds, suffragists and civil rights protestors, and much more. With all of these diverse stories to tell, we’re [...] [...] years this neighborhood has been a center of activity to entrepreneurs and merchants of all kinds, suffragists and civil rights protestors, and much more. With all of these diverse stories to tell, we’re [...]

]]> Comment on Why the West Side Matters: 200 Years of Iron Work at G. Krug and Son by Why the West Side Matters: Join us for West Side Wednesdays this winter | Baltimore Heritage http://www.baltimoreheritage.org/2011/02/why-the-west-side-matters-200-years-of-iron-work-at-g-krug-and-son/#comment-189 Why the West Side Matters: Join us for West Side Wednesdays this winter | Baltimore Heritage Thu, 22 Dec 2011 02:07:53 +0000 http://www.baltimoreheritage.org/?p=897#comment-189 [...] unique 1-hour tour will start at 12:30 pm visiting places like Pascault Row, G. Krug & Son Iron Works, the Maryland Women’s Heritage Center, and much more. Come for one tour or come for them all and [...] [...] unique 1-hour tour will start at 12:30 pm visiting places like Pascault Row, G. Krug & Son Iron Works, the Maryland Women’s Heritage Center, and much more. Come for one tour or come for them all and [...]

]]> Comment on Why the West Side Matters: Read’s Drug Store and Baltimore’s Civil Rights Heritage by Why the West Side Matters: Join us for West Side Wednesdays this winter | Baltimore Heritage http://www.baltimoreheritage.org/2011/01/why-the-west-side-matters-reads-drug-store-and-baltimores-civil-rights-heritage/#comment-188 Why the West Side Matters: Join us for West Side Wednesdays this winter | Baltimore Heritage Wed, 21 Dec 2011 22:57:17 +0000 http://blog.baltimoreheritage.org/?p=387#comment-188 [...] as an asset to the neighborhood’s revitalization. The development team has now acknowledged the landmark sit-in at Read’s Drug Store with a proposal to retain the exterior walls of the 1934 building and the City has approved a plan [...] [...] as an asset to the neighborhood’s revitalization. The development team has now acknowledged the landmark sit-in at Read’s Drug Store with a proposal to retain the exterior walls of the 1934 building and the City has approved a plan [...]

]]> Comment on Partnering to Preserve the Hebrew Orphan Asylum in West Baltimore by Cool Hebrew images | thehasod.com http://www.baltimoreheritage.org/2010/05/partnering-to-preserve-the-hebrew-orphan-asylum-in-west-baltimore/#comment-187 Cool Hebrew images | thehasod.com Mon, 19 Dec 2011 02:46:26 +0000 http://blog.baltimoreheritage.org/?p=239#comment-187 [...] information on the effort by Baltimore Heritage to preserve the Hebrew Orphan Asylum can be found on our website. Please help us win ,000 for the preservation of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum by voting for us in the [...] [...] information on the effort by Baltimore Heritage to preserve the Hebrew Orphan Asylum can be found on our website. Please help us win ,000 for the preservation of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum by voting for us in the [...]

]]> Comment on Preserving Baltimore’s Civil Rights Heritage at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum by Bmore Inclusive http://www.baltimoreheritage.org/2011/01/preserving-baltimores-civil-rights-heritage-at-the-reginald-f-lewis-museum/#comment-182 Bmore Inclusive Mon, 12 Dec 2011 17:52:55 +0000 http://www.baltimoreheritage.org/?p=891#comment-182 [...] order):Roots Fest 2011Amplify BaltimoreBaltimore Heritage & The Reginald F. Lewis Museum: Preserving Baltimore’s Civil Rights HeritageTalking About Race SeriesThe BackListGuardian: The Urban Social Dance Preservation [...] [WORDPRESS HASHCASH] The comment's server IP (209.237.142.208) doesn't match the comment's URL host IP (207.204.28.217) and so is spam. [...] order):Roots Fest 2011Amplify BaltimoreBaltimore Heritage & The Reginald F. Lewis Museum: Preserving Baltimore’s Civil Rights HeritageTalking About Race SeriesThe BackListGuardian: The Urban Social Dance Preservation [...]

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]]> Comment on Baltimore’s Young Preservationist Happy Hour meets Wikipedia by Young Preservationist Happy Hour in Hollins Market on December 8 | Baltimore Heritage http://www.baltimoreheritage.org/2011/07/baltimores-young-preservationist-happy-hour-meets-wikipedia/#comment-176 Young Preservationist Happy Hour in Hollins Market on December 8 | Baltimore Heritage Thu, 24 Nov 2011 02:58:09 +0000 http://www.baltimoreheritage.org/?p=1025#comment-176 [...] and preservation issues — from redevelopment on the West Side at Alewife to discussing the future of heritage on Wikipedia at the Midtown Yacht Club — we’ve arrived at our last Happy Hour for the year at Amour Baltimore in the Hollins [...] [...] and preservation issues — from redevelopment on the West Side at Alewife to discussing the future of heritage on Wikipedia at the Midtown Yacht Club — we’ve arrived at our last Happy Hour for the year at Amour Baltimore in the Hollins [...]

]]> Comment on 50th Anniversary Celebration by Behind the Scenes Tour of the Mount Vernon Mill | Baltimore Heritage http://www.baltimoreheritage.org/education/50th-anniversary/#comment-175 Behind the Scenes Tour of the Mount Vernon Mill | Baltimore Heritage Tue, 22 Nov 2011 04:25:11 +0000 http://blog.baltimoreheritage.org/?page_id=420#comment-175 [...] Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts and the Maryland State Arts Council. Thank you to our 50th Anniversary Year Sponsors! This entry was posted in Uncategorized by Johns. Bookmark the [...] [...] Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts and the Maryland State Arts Council. Thank you to our 50th Anniversary Year Sponsors! This entry was posted in Uncategorized by Johns. Bookmark the [...]

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