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Baltimore Then and Now,Used
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Baltimore may be worldfamous for its crab cakes, Johns Hopkins University, and the Orioles baseball team, but theres much more to this Chesapeake Bay city. With lots of unique architecture, sprawling city parks, lively harbor, and colorful neighborhoods like Little Italy and Greektown. Photographs showcase some of the citys bestloved landmarks, including Druid Hill Park, the Baltimore Zoo, Pratt House, and the Patterson Park Pagoda. Baltimore secured its place in American history when Francis Scott Key wrote The StarSpangled Banner about the bombardment of Fort McHenry. More than a hundred years later, the fort itself is still one of the citys favorite landmarks. Pier 4 in Baltimores Inner Harbor offers a visual depiction of the citys evolution. It began its life as Dugans Wharf and later became the Merchant & Miners Co. Pier in 1910. Now, Pier 4 is the National Aquarium, home to more than 10,000 animals and a tropical rainforest exhibit. Baltimore has its share of impressive architecture, including the beloved BromoSeltzer Tower. Compare its early 20th century profilecomplete with a 51foot revolving replica of the blue BromoSeltzer bottleto its modern incarnation.
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