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Note: This page includes a list of digitized images in the BCPL Legacy Web database for topics beginning with the letter "B".
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- Back River
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Cleaned up water is entering the chlorinating process-feeder at the Back River Sewage Treatment Plant in Eastpoint.
- Back River
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The Back River sewage treatment plant showing a heavy duty John Deere tractor mired axle deep in sludge.
- Back River
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The back River Sewage Treatment Plant showing water at the plant being mixed with active bacteria that eat sludge.
- Badges
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Ribboned badge showing the American flag of 1864, with Our Union Now and Forever printed on it. Worn by Union loyalists in Towson after April 29, 1864 when the Stars and Stripes were raised once again over the Odd Fellows Hall on York Road. Prior to this, the State flag of the Southern sympathizers had been hoisted in defiance over Ady's Hotel, which was later the Towson Hotel. This details the tense and dangerous situation that prevailed in Towson in April, 1861.
- Badges
4467005
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This Maryland state's rights ribbon badge was worn by the Southern-sympathizing members of the Baltimore County Horse Guards. The badge reads 'Old Maryland Line' and 'Death Before Dishonor'. It includes the Maryland State seal and two crossed Confederate flags tied together by a rattlesnake.
- Bakeries - Arbutus
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Janet's Hollywood Bakery store at 5513 Oregon Avenue in Arbutus. The bakery closed in 1990 after many years of service to the community.
- Bakeries - Catonsville
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The Catonsville Bakery and Deli located at 500 Edmondson Avenue in Catonsville in 1991, also shown is the stand alone sign on the right.
- Bakeries - Catonsville
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George Grim's bakery stood at 828 Frederick Road in Catonsville. Built 1860, the business closed 1946.
- Bakeries - Dundalk
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A view inside the Strand Bakery, at 3 Shipping Place in Dundalk. Baker Herman Schreoder in his baker's clothes and white chef's toque, stands beside a table holding a wedding cake and other assorted cakes.
- Bakeries - Dundalk
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The van belonging to the Strand Bakery, at 3 Shipping Place in Dundalk. Owned by Gerhard Kadolph, seen at the wheel of the van, the bakery stood right beside the Strand Theatre.
- Bakeries - Dundalk
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The Strand Bakery at 3 Shipping Place in Dundalk. Owned by Gerhard Kadolph, the bakery stood right beside the Strand Theatre.
- Bakeries - Dundalk - Interior Views
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Strand bakery, Dundalk, next to the Strand Theater, Shipping Place. Run by Gerhard Kadolph from 1955 to 1971. One of three photos from original color slides, 1960's shows a work table with baked and unbaked products on it.
- Bakeries - Dundalk - Interior Views
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Strand bakery, Dundalk, next to the Strand Theater, Shipping Place. Run by Gerhard Kadolph from 1955 to 1971. One of three photos from original color slides, 1960's shows Kadolph preparing trays of cup cakes for baking.
- Bakeries - Essex
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A delivery truck is parked in front of the Drake's Bakeries Thrift Store at 7014 Golden Ring Road.
- Bakeries - Pikesville
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The Silber's Bakery in Pikesville opened in 1953 and was enlarged in 1965. Before it closed in 1980, the bakery supplied 50 retail outlets.
- Bakeries - Sparrows Point
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Bread wagons at the Bethlehem Steel Company's bakery in Sparrows Point. The building was subsequently used as a fire house.
- Bakeries - Towson
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Louis Held's bakery which, at the time of the photo, was operated by a son John Seng Held. The view is from York Road and Allegheny Avenue. The property, located at 537 York Road, was subsequently used by Souris' Saloon.
- Bakeries - Towson
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An exterior view Louis Held's bakery which, at the time of the photo, was operated by a son John Seng Held. The view is from York Road and Allegheny Avenue. The property, located at 537 York Road, was subsequently used by Souris' Saloon.
- Bakeries - Towson
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Helds Bakery operated at 537 York Road, now the site of Souris's Saloon, for many years until the early thirties. The bakery was a brick structure erected after the January 26th, 1878 great fire in Towsontown. Seen from left to right are: an unknown patron, Miss Stewart Cole, John Seng Held (1883-1936), son of the founder Louis H. Held; Roland Preston Tracey and Charles Tracey
- Bakeries - Towson - Interior Views
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Patrick Wolford is shown holding several loaves of French bread in his Wolford's European Bakeries at 3 West Chesapeake Avenue in Towson.
Wolford later moved to 31 West Chesapeake, and took over the double premises formerly used by Newman's, a postage stamp dealer and auctioneer, and earlier, by Towson Post Office.
- Bakeries - Woodlawn
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A photo of the remains of the stone Woodlawn bakery complex. Mr.John H. Piel once operated the facility.
- Bakeries - Woodlawn
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Remains of the stone Woodlawn bakery complex are shown here. Mr.John H. Piel once operated the facility.
- Ball Parks - Baltimore City - Baltimore Stadium
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The distinctive entranceway (right middle distance) of the old Baltimore Stadium, at 33rd Street, is visible in this photo taken at a Navy-Notre Dame game.
The stadium was built in 1922. Its site became that of Memorial Stadium, East 33rd Street, built in 1954, after the old stadium had burned in 1944.
- Ball Parks - Baltimore City - Baltimore Stadium
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The old Baltimore Stadium built in 1922 at 33rd Street was the site of the annual Navy-Notre Dame game. A view of the ballfield from the top of the vacant stands.
- Ball Parks - Baltimore City - Memorial Stadium
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A photo of Memorial Stadium in Baltimore City while under construction.
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