Baltimore (Md.)
Found in 108 Collections and/or Records:
Friday Club minute book
This collection contains the constitution and proceedings of the Friday Club, organized in 1852 by a group of Baltimore lawyers, including S. Teackle Wallis and Henry W. Davis. The Club disbanded at outbreak of Civil War, and was renewed in 1868 until 1869.
Friedenwald family manuscript collection
This collection contains the correspondence of Moses and Jane Friedenwald to their family in Baltimore, Maryland. This primarily includes letters to Moses’ brother, Aaron Friedenwald, his wife Bertha, and their son Harry. Moses’ poor health dominates the earlier letters, in which he and Jane provide in-depth descriptions of his gallbladder and liver problems.
Friendship Fire Company minute book
This collection contains the articles of Association, signatures of members, lists of officers, and minutes of quarterly meetings for the Friendship Fire Company, 1798-1822.
Germania Maennerchor photograph album
This collection contains portraits of members of the Germania Maennerchor of Baltimore, circa 1865.
Gluyol Chemical Company minute book
This collection contains the minutes of the Baltimore Corporation formed to manufacture and distribute Gluyol, a preparation invented by Dr. Wirt A. Duvall. The minute book covers the first four months only and includes the Constitution and agreement covering use of the formula.
Great Baltimore Fire photograph collection
This collection contains photographs from The Great Baltimore Fire of 1904. Photographs depict the fire before and after it was contained. Photographs are mostly of ruins.
Grishington Spicer Jones family photograph collection
This collection consists of 85 photographs relating to Grishington Spicer Jones, Sr. (1802 – circa 1879) and his descendants.
Hall collection
This collection consists of two ledgers belonging to the partnership Ridgely and Goodwin, a letterbook belonging to the firm Goodwin and Russell, an account book which seems also to belong to Goodwin and Russell, and another account book which may or may not be related to the other two firms.
Harry S. Scott photograph collection
This collection contains photographs taken by Harry S. Scott of Baltimore City. Parks and open space in the city were Scott’s main subjects, but photographs of the Chesapeake Bay are also included.
Helen Blake diaries
This collection consists of mostly personal affairs of young Baltimore girl. Much of the content concerns Methodist Church affairs, at North Avenue Methodist church.