Real estate development

Ledger of Francis DeBlok and Henry Molier, Baltimore real estate agents, showing general receipts and expenditures; includes produce and general merchandise account.

The Growing Suburbs oral history collection contains seven interviews with individuals with knowledge or first-hand experience of the suburbanization that took place around Baltimore following World War II, circa 1950-1970. The narrators include city planners, developers, and Baltimore citizens who left the city for the suburbs.

This collection contains the business papers of Henry W. Rogers, President of Henry W. Rogers & Co., Real Estate, Loan & Collection Agency of Baltimore, Maryland. Included are mostly receipts for the years 1859-1890, some letters to 1910, also papers and deeds dealing with Baltimore Real Estate, in all 6 boxes. Dennis: Personal letters and deeds for the year 1872. Business correspondence (typed), and greeting cards for the year 1916.

This collection contains the real estate records of William Frick (1790-1855). Volume I contains copies of deeds, 1815-1867, and six general plats of property purchases. Volume II contains deeds, 1819-1873, with detailed plats for each tract, including several on development of "Beethoven Terrace" ("Frick's Folly"). Volume III contains lists of ground rents and amounts received, 1856-7181.

This collection contains documents, photographs, drawings, and other archival materials associated with the Windy Gates estate on Lake Avenue in Baltimore, Maryland, 1876-2020.