Baltimore History Photos
If you can identify anyone in these photos and more information about them, click "Identify people in photo" below each photograph. Or, contact Jobi Zink at 410-732-6400, x26 or jzink@jewishmuseummd.org.
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Fancy-Shmancy: A group of unidentified boys and girls dressed in formal wear are pictured in this undated shot.
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All For Zion: Six young men from the Habonim Zionist Youth Group pose in an undated photo.
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Smiling For History: A group of girls and boys pose in front of a stage in this undated photo. Irvin Weintraub is in the back row, fifth from the left.
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Men Of Melody: An undated photo mounted on cardboard shows off the Washburn Club. Haim Herman is pictured but not identified.
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Here’s To The Graduates: The 1959 Liberty Jewish Center Hebrew School graduates sit for a photo. Rabbi Jacob A. Max is in the center of this photo by Jack Classon.
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Here’s To Your Health: Two doctors and three nurses stand on steps. Dr. Bernard Mark Berngartt is second from the right in this undated photo in an unknown location.
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Ruth Rudo Strauss pictured with others in Druid Hill Park, May 3, 1925.
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Did You Say Miami!? An unidentified group of people attend an Israel Bonds conference in Miami, 1956.
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Five Guys Plus One: William Greenfeld, second from right, and five unidentified men pose with an award, April 1978.
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Why Is This Man Smiling? An unidentified man, wearing a hat, poses circa 1970. Can you identify him?
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Hat’s Off To You: An unidentified woman poses in a coat and hat, date unknown.
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Five boys are shown goofing around in Druid Hill Park, circa 1945.
In partnership with the Jewish Museum of Maryland, the Baltimore Jewish Times is helping to fill in the gaps of local history by presenting these photos and seeking your clarification. More of the Jewish Museum of Maryland's extensive photograph collections are at www.jewishmuseummd.org.