Baltimore History Channel

Welcome to Baltimore History Channel. On this channel, we will travel back in time to show you some vintage, old-school news videos that cover the Baltimore/Maryland region.

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Kids having fun on the streets of Baltimore (circa 1970s) https://youtu.be/zbz4s-jcZpw

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1100 Block of Light Street, 1976
Baltimore, Maryland
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Baltimore - Edmondson High School (1957)

https://youtu.be/zbz4s-jcZpw Edmondson High School in 1957 reflects an important educational institution serving Baltimore students during the postwar era. The school became part of community life and contributed to local education for generations. Its buildings represented the public architecture of mid-century Baltimore. School grounds often served as spaces for academic and social activities. Historic photographs capture both the campus and daily student environment. Images like this preserve Baltimore’s educational history.
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New video out today called; Old Baltimore News Clips | Baltimore City | #baltimorehistorychannel #baltimore

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Fells Point (1976)
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November 8, 1961, during construction of I-695 (Baltimore Beltway) at MD 140 (Reisterstown Road).

This photo shows crews constructing the bridge that would carry Reisterstown Road over the Beltway, allowing traffic to cross and access the new highway. It also provides a glimpse of the original bridge before it was replaced decades later to better accommodate growing traffic demands.

In 2002, SHA began reconstructing the interchange, replacing the aging bridge with a modern Single-Point Urban Interchange (SPUI), designed to move large volumes of traffic more efficiently through the area. The project was completed in 2008, and the bridge was dedicated to Earle S. "Jock" Freedman, who served Maryland's transportation system for an extraordinary 66 years, from 1950 to 2016. As the longtime leader of SHA's bridge program, his vision and expertise helped shape countless bridge projects across the state.

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