through the top of the old rear carriage house/garage to the south end of the house, and across the east–west alley to the old 1909 Main Building's north side. Reopened in 1991, the newly renamed "Hackerman House" has been devoted to The Walters' recently expanded holdings of Asian art. As "Thomas-Jencks-Gladding House", the building was designated a Baltimore City Landmark in 1975. Anti-Labor Hostility Throughout 2021, director Julia Marciari-Alexander, advised by union-busting law firm Shaw Rosenthal LLP, refused to meet with Walters employees, stalling the advance of a wall-to-wall unionization effort. In October 2021, when directed by the Baltimore City Council and Comptroller Bill Henry to meet with employees and allow a vote on unionization, Marciari-Alexander refused, claiming that meeting with her employees constitutes interference. It was later stated that if the unionization effort was successful, workers would be represented by AFSCME Council 67, which would also represent workers at Baltimore Museum of Art and Enoch Pratt Free Library. Gallery This is a list of selected works from the museum collection. See also Collaboration Between Walters Art Museum and Wikimedia Commons Union busting American Art Collaborative Archimedes Palimpsest Baltimore Museum of Art William Henry Rinehart Peabody Institute George Peabody Library Charles Street Washington Monument Parker Building (New York City), earlier location of Walters' art collection References Additional sources The Walters Art Gallery, Guide to the Collections, 1997, Scala Books, Gruelle, R. B., Collection of William Thompson Walters (Boston 1895) Bushnell, S. W., Oriental Ceramic Art Collections of William Thompson Walters (New York 1899) External links Walters Art Museum online collection Archimedes Palimpsest Project Web Page Walters Art Museum within Google Arts & Culture Art museums and galleries in Maryland Museums in Baltimore Mount Vernon, Baltimore Asian art museums in the United States Museums of ancient Greece in the United States Museums of ancient Rome in the United States Museums of Ancient Near East in the United States Historic American Buildings Survey in Baltimore Egyptological collections in the United States Art museums established in 1934 1934 establishments in Maryland Delano & Aldrich buildings Neoclassical architecture in Maryland Mount Vernon Place Historic District