Baltimore History Book Scans Part Three

Part one, Part two

The third part of the Baltimore History Books that I scanned:

The following images were scanned from Baltimore: Charm City by Dan Rodricks and Roger Miller

The White Tower Diner

The interior of the Alex Brown and Sons building

Haussner’s Restaurant

The following pages are scanned from Bygone Baltimore by Jacques Kelly

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company building

The interior of a 1880′s Baltimore mansion

The Rennert Hotel

The Rennert Hotel Dining Room (top) and the Congress Hotel (bottom)

The cornerstone laying ceremony for the Southern Hotel (top left page), the Lobby of the Southern Hotel (bottom left page) and the Emerson Hotel (right page)

The Maryland Theatres with the attached Congress/Kernan Hotel

The left page and right page that shows the Crystal Room in the Emerson Hotel

The following scans are from Baltimore: A Picture History by Francis Beirne and Carleton Jones

The Merchants Exchange and the Shot Tower

The Rennert Hotel

A group of female bicyclists and the interior of an Auchentoroly Terrace home in the 1880′s

Part one and Part two of the Baltimore History Books that I scanned

Baltimore History Book Scans Part Two

Part one, Part Three

The second page of the Baltimore History Books that I scanned:

These scans are from Lost Baltimore: A Portfolio of Vanished Buildings by Carleton Jones

The Baltimore Exchange and Custom House

The St. James Hotel

The Baltimore-American Building

The Fava Fruit Building

The Farmers and Merchants National Bank

The Rennert Hotel

The Altamont Hotel

The Marburg Tobacco Building

The Baltimore & Ohio Headquarters Building

The Emerson Hotel

The Metropolitan Savings Bank

The Old Sun Building

The Tower Building (Maryland Casualty Insurance)

The Colonial Trust Company

The McCormick & Company Building

This page is scanned from Greetings from Baltimore: Postcard Views of the City by Bert Smith

The McCormick Building and the Recreation Pier

This page is scanned from Baltimore Transitions by Mark Miller

Liberty Street looking north from Lexington Street (1918), notice the Rennert Hotel in the upper right hand corner

These pages are scanned from Baltimore: When She Was What She Used to Be by Marion and Mame Warring

Demolition of the Merchant’s Exchange

The Alex Brown and Sons Building on Baltimore and Calvert Streets

The Altamont Hotel

The Maryland Theatre attached to the Congress Hotel

The Rennert Hotel

Part one and Part Three of the Baltimore History Book scans

Baltimore History Book Scans Part One

On Friday, I scanned quite a few (63 to be exact) pages of the following books on Baltimore History: part two, part three

Baltimore: A Picture History by Francis F. Beirne and Carleton Jones
Baltimore: Charm City by Dan Rodricks and Roger Miller
Greetings from Baltimore: Postcard Views of the City by Bert Smith
Baltimore Transitions by Mark Miller
Lost Baltimore: A Portfolio of Vanished Buildings by Carleton Jones
Baltimore: When She Was What She Used to Be by Marion Warren and Mame Warren
A Guide to Baltimore Architecture by John Dorsey and James D. Dilts

These scans are not designed to copy the book for free usage online but to further enlighten Baltimoreans and non-Baltimoreans on the greatness of our city, in its past and present.

The second part and third part of the Baltimore History Books that I scanned.

The first round of scans (26) are from A Guide to Baltimore Architecture by John Dorsey and James D. Dilts

Pennsylvania Station and the Greek Orthodox Church

The Belvedere Hotel and the Automobile Garage (which is now part of the University of Baltimore)

The Winans House

The Bauernschmidt House and the Valve House

The Syracuse Brothers Company Building and the Paca-Pratt Building

The Abell Building and the Bromo-Seltzer (Emerson) Tower

The Baltimore Equitable Society Building and the Eutaw Savings Bank Building

The Hutzler Brothers Complex and the Provident Savings Bank

Kresge’s Department Store

The Furness House, the Chamber of Commerce Building and the United States Custom House

The Tower Building and the Safe Deposit and Trust Company Building

The Old Mercantile Safe Deposit and Trust Company Building

The Alex Brown and Sons Building and One South Calvert Street

The Equitable Building

The Marburg Tobacco Warehouse

Charles Center South and the Edward A. Garmatz Federal Courthouse

The Hansa Haus and the Savings Bank of Baltimore

The Mercantile Safe Deposit and Trust Building and the Mechanic Theatre

One Charles Center and the Baltimore Gas and Electric Building

The Masonic Temple, Fidelity Building and the Central Savings Bank

The Commercial Credit Company Annex and the Old YMCA Building

The Hamilton Street Row Houses and the First Unitarian Church

The Engineering Center (Club)

The second page of the Engineering Club and the Thomas-Jencks-Gladding House

Brownstone Row and Asbury House

The St. Ignatius/Center Stage Building

The second part and third part of the Baltimore History Books that I scanned.