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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Book Smarts: Four unidentified men, wearing suits, stand in front of bookcases in this undated photograph.



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Bundled Up: A sepia-toned photograph shows a young woman standing outside in what appears to be late fall or early winter.



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Weatherproofed: An unidentified group of people in an undated photo stand in their winter gear.



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Seasonal Scene: An unidentified couple stands on a snowy landscape in this photo, courtesy of M. Peter and Elizabeth K. Moser.



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Family Fun: Family Days, sponsored by the Jewish Community Center, shown in this photo from 1979.



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Warm Friends: Esther Fox Flehinger and a group of unidentified women stand on the street wearing winter coats.



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All Lit Up: An unidentified group of people speak at a B’nai B’rith chanukiah lighting at the Reisterstown Road Shopping Center.



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Mighty AZOans: Two unidentified men associated with the AZOans stand by a window.



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Sacred Door Post: A mezuzah hanging ceremony takes place at Ner Israel Rabbinical College.



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Snazzy Duds:This photo of two men wearing suits and ties was taken circa 1930.



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Hot Kitchen Latest: In this undated photo, Joseph M. Zamoiski Co. employees stand in an in-store display for “Thrifty All Steel Kitchens by Youngstown Pressed Steel.”



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She Sees All: An unidentified woman holding glasses.



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.