Each year in the fall, Baltimore Heritage hosts a talk by an expert in some field of Baltimore’s rich heritage. Past discussions have include immigration into Locust Point, the Mount Vernon Place Parks, and historic theaters in Baltimore. We are planning the speaker and topic for the 2010 Fall Lecture. Check back soon for details.
Past Lectures
2009, History of Baltimore Theaters, Wally Coberg
2008, Greening Your Historic House, Glen Birx, AIA
2007, The Impact of Architecture and Historic Preservation: Baltimore and Beyond, Chase Rinn, Director of the National Building Museum
2006, The History of Bolton Hill, Frank Shivers
2005, History of the Mount Vernon Place Parks, Dr. Lance Humphries
2004, Dr. Damie Stillman on Federal architecture in Baltimore and Dr. Richard Longstreth on Modern Architecture in Baltimore
2003, Immigration into Baltimore’s Locust Point, Dean Krimmel
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Fall Lecture
Each year in the fall, Baltimore Heritage hosts a talk by an expert in some field of Baltimore’s rich heritage. Past discussions have include immigration into Locust Point, the Mount Vernon Place Parks, and historic theaters in Baltimore. We are planning the speaker and topic for the 2010 Fall Lecture. Check back soon for details.
Past Lectures
2009, History of Baltimore Theaters, Wally Coberg
2008, Greening Your Historic House, Glen Birx, AIA
2007, The Impact of Architecture and Historic Preservation: Baltimore and Beyond, Chase Rinn, Director of the National Building Museum
2006, The History of Bolton Hill, Frank Shivers
2005, History of the Mount Vernon Place Parks, Dr. Lance Humphries
2004, Dr. Damie Stillman on Federal architecture in Baltimore and Dr. Richard Longstreth on Modern Architecture in Baltimore
2003, Immigration into Baltimore’s Locust Point, Dean Krimmel