superseventies:

John Waters in New York City, 1979. Photo by Roxanne Lowit.

(Source: kvetchlandia, via iheartcoolshit)

robbrulinski:

mdhsphotographs:

The Crown Cork & Seal Co. [building]
1500 Guilford Avenue, Baltimore
Not dated
John Dubas
5 x 7 inch glass negative
Baltimore City Life Museum Collection (Arthur U. Hooper Memorial Collection)
Maryland Historical Society
MC9058

Now known as the Copycat building, Francis O’Neill, Senior Reference Librarian provides this background on the building: 

“No. 1501-1523 Guilford Avenue - formally (and for many years informally too) the Fallsway Building was built ca. 1897 by Crown Cork & Seal, which afterwards built annexes to the north and east of it. In the 1920s, however, Crown opened a satellite plant in furthest east Baltimore, and eventually came to the conclusion that that was a better location for them; by the end of World War II they had almost totally forsaken their Guilford Avenue campus, contenting themselves with renting those buildings out to various smaller businesses, including the one that today gives the main building its informal name.”

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hotmonsters:

captainstevexxx

(via rrrick)

l-brick:

From some 1880s record books I came across at work.

Date unknown. (late 1930s or 40s?)

via: Flickr

maranga13:

Mount Vernon Place

I miss it. I also love how it still looks exactly the same.

blueruins:

Beer Ads

Lazlo Lee & The Motherless Children, Live at the Metro Gallery, Baltimore, 2009.

via: Guy Werner

Nobunny at Ottobar, Baltimore, 2009.

Photo by Josh Sisk.