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With all of today's resolutions and remedies, the timeless wisdom of God still confronts and still refines. When perception is measured against truth, what is really possible? How much more hope is found? How much more love is discovered? How much more purpose is unveiled? But this truth hasn't been mustered up from popular opinion but as the Apostle Paul says to the Corinthian people,"God's wisdom is something mysterious that goes deep into the interior of his purposes. You don't find it lying around on the surface. It's not the latest message, but more like the oldest.

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What will happen to Windows XP activation after April 2014?
It's not news that Microsoft will discontinue support for Windows XP in 2014, but I've found no clear answer whether activation of Windows XP will still be possible. Back in old days, I've purchased quite a few boxes of Windows XP, and still a few unboxed now.
I know it's an old OS and Microsoft no longer supports it, but if I choose to use it on my very old computer just to have fun, despite all the security risks, will the product key still work the way it's meant to be? Will I still be possible to activate my copy after 2014?Tuesday, August 21, 2012 3:50 AM
Product activation will continue indefinitely for genuine Windows XP licenses. Only the developement of new Windows XP updates and the availability of any support will cease after April 8, 2014.
Carey Frisch
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- Marked as answer by Templand Tuesday, August 21, 2012 9:49 AM
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Product activation will continue indefinitely for genuine Windows XP licenses. Only the developement of new Windows XP updates and the availability of any support will cease after April 8, 2014.
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Are you telling the truth. I think Microsoft will not let us activate our XP machines after April 2014.Monday, June 10, 2013 4:32 AM
I agree. I have contacted Microsoft many times about this and they will not answer my question. All they do is direct you to Windows 8.1 upgrade page. They are hiding something. We all have so much to lose if we cannot activate our XP products and they know this. We are simply being bullied into upgrades and new machines. I knew a long time ago that all this online and phone activation nonsense would cause trouble!Monday, December 16, 2013 11:58 PM
Once an XP install is activated, it is activated. There are thousands of XP machines that are running without any connection to the outside world whatsoever. They will not magically deactivate in April. No one is "hiding something", that is simply paranoid thinking. The only thing that is going away is the development of future XP releases and patches of any kind. Even if you have a brand new never activated version, it will install and activate just fine. The reason why they won't answer your question is probably because they don't know the answer because they are not technical contacts.
Please do not read this sentence. Please ignore the previous sentence.Tuesday, December 17, 2013 4:25 PM
the updates security that is are really not the issue if you need the latest ones look here http://support.microsoft.com/kb/913086
download em install em directly from the folders apply a firewall external antivirus and your singing I know some product wont run on xp because of discontinuation but between you and me vista had troubles 7 and 8 are still having trouble xp still seems to work better than all the restThursday, December 26, 2013 8:28 AM
I have spoke to two MS support people (chat and on the phone) though they didn't seem so sure about thier answer they stated that I would NOT be able to activate XP (via phone) after April 2014.Tuesday, January 14, 2014 8:37 PM
Level one support people are nothing more than script readers. They have no idea about any detailed information regarding activations. And besides...if your XP install is activated now, there is no need to activate it in the future. They will not suddenly become invalid installs. This is all nothing but paranoid delusions and uneducated ranting.
Please do not read this sentence. Please ignore the previous sentence.Tuesday, January 14, 2014 8:41 PM
An existing XP installation WILL become invalid if you have to change the configuration of the hardware it is running on. If you have to change any of these:
1. Display Adapter
2. SCSI Adapter
3. IDE Adapter (effectively the motherboard)
4. Network Adapter (NIC) and its MAC Address
5. RAM Amount Range (i.e., 0-64mb, 64-128mb, etc.)
6. Processor Type
7. Processor Serial Number
8. Hard Drive Device
9. Hard Drive Volume Serial Number (VSN)
we WILL need to re-activate. Many of us have users with software that will not run on newer Windows releases and have no desire to upgrade.
This is a valid concern.Friday, February 7, 2014 11:06 PM
Yes, it will become invalid and require another activation. BUT that activation WILL WORK as long as the OS is legal and licensed to be used on the new hardware. If it is an OEM install, you cannot change the motherboard and expect it to work. This is true for all OEM Windows - XP, Vista, 7 and 8. They are NOT taking away the ability to activate Windows XP.
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Monday, February 10, 2014 6:16 PM
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I would be very cautious about ordering any OS from a weebly based business website. It is likely that the OS would be non-Genuine. In order to confirm you are getting a verified Genuine OS, you should purchase only from a known legitimate source (and to be clear - Ebay, Craigslist and 3rd party Amazon vendors ARE NOT legitimate sources!). Newegg is one such source. You may pay less from the unknown site initially but when it turns up as non-Genuine, you will have to not only purchase a valid OS from a legal source, but you will have to reformat your drive and perform a clean install.
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1* Job took up his theme again and said:
2Oh, that I were as in the months past,
as in the days when God watched over me:a
3While he kept his lamp shining above my head,
and by his light I walked through darkness;
4As I was in my flourishing days,
when God sheltered my tent;
5When the Almighty was still with me,
and my children were round about me;
6When my footsteps were bathed in cream,
and the rock flowed with streams of oil.*
7Whenever I went out to the gate of the city
and took my seat in the square,
8The young men saw me and withdrew,
and the elders rose up and stood;
9Officials refrained from speaking
and covered their mouths with their hands;b
10The voice of the princes was silenced,
and their tongues stuck to the roofs of their mouths.
11The ear that heard blessed me;
the eye that saw acclaimed me.
12For I rescued the poor who cried out for help,
the orphans, and the unassisted;
13The blessing of those in extremity came upon me,
and the heart of the widow I made joyful.
14I wore my righteousness like a garment;
justice was my robe and my turban.
15I was eyes to the blind,
and feet to the lame was I.
16I was a father to the poor;
the complaint of the stranger I pursued,
17And I broke the jaws of the wicked man;
from his teeth I forced the prey.
18I said: "In my own nest I shall grow old;
I shall multiply years like the phoenix.*
19My root is spread out to the waters;
the dew rests by night on my branches.
20My glory is fresh within me,
and my bow is renewed in my hand!"
21For me they listened and waited;
they were silent for my counsel.
22Once I spoke, they said no more,
but received my pronouncement drop by drop.
23They waited for me as for the rain;
they drank in my words like the spring rains.
24When I smiled on them they could not believe it;
they would not let the light of my face be dimmed.
25I decided their course and sat at their head,
I lived like a king among the troops,
like one who comforts mourners.
* [29:1] This chapter begins Job's soliloquy, which will end in 31:40. He describes in florid and exaggerated terms his former lifestyle with all its blessings, a deliberate contrast to his current plight, which will be further described in chap. 30.
* [29:6] Hyperbole to express abundance; see note on 20:17.
* [29:18] Phoenix: a legendary bird which, after several centuries of life, consumed itself in fire, then rose from its ashes in youthful freshness.
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It's a big day for both current and past teen pop star royalty! Christina Aguilera's new album, Lotus, featuring the thumping lead single "Your Body," is out. And U.K. boy band One Direction released its sophomore record, Take Me Home. This is the seventh studio album for Aguilera, currently a mentor on The Voice, who rose to fame ("Genie in a Bottle," anyone?) during the teen-ruled music era of Britney Spears, *NSYNC, and the Backstreet Boys. Meanwhile, Niall, Liam, Harry, Zayn, and Louis—who, lest we forget, got their start on the original British broadcast of The X Factor—have picked up where those other heartthrobs left off. Just this morning they gave the largest Today show concert ever. Trust us: We walked by Rockefeller Plaza on the way to work, and the female screams emanating from the crowd were the loudest we've heard in years. You can pick up Lotus and Take Me Home on iTunes now!
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Skip Schumaker, 2B, Cardinals
10-for-24 (.417 AVG) lifetime vs. Cubs starter Ryan Dempster
David Wright, 3B, Mets
11-G hitting streak; .419 AVG lifetime vs. Dodgers
Mark Teahen, 3B, Royals
10-for-24 (.417 AVG) lifetime vs. Indians starter Fausto Carmona
BTS all-time leader: Michael Karatzia, 49
MLB all-time leader: Joe DiMaggio, 56
Yesterday's results
It was a rocky day at the front of the BTS pack, as three of the Top 5 contestants saw their streaks snapped due to quiet days from Marlon Byrd (0-for-3), Ryan Braun (0-for-2) and Ian Kinsler (0-for-4).
But redlandsrick was able to steer clear of the 0-for bug, getting just enough from Michael Young (1-for-4) to take over sole possession of first place at 28 games. Choterita and adnaz both scored a winner by tabbing Ichiro Suzuki (1-for-5), leaving them in second and third place with their respective streaks of 27 and 25 games.
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1. Ryan Braun (MIL): 5.9%, 0-for-2
2. Ryan Zimmerman (WSH): 5.6%, 1-for-3
3. Albert Pujols (STL): 4.8%, 1-for-4
4. Ian Kinsler (TEX): 4.8%, 0-for-4
5. Alfonso Soriano (CHC): 3.6%, 1-for-4
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A guy tied for 6th picked Nyjer Morgan yesterday? Wow no wonder I can't get a streak going. Just don't have that baseball knowledge.
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Tutorial 3: How to Determine w Using Our Automated Scripts
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This is a tutorial to help you compute w for your Panamath data using our automated scripts.
This tutorial is a work in progress!
Currently, the tutorial only works for Windows machines with Microsoft Excel.
Step 1: Download software and scripts
Download the latest version of the statistical analysis software, R: http://cran.r-project.org/bin/windows/base/
Download our analysis scripts: http://www.panamath.org/scripts/calculate_w_panamath_v2.03.zip. Unzip the .zip file.
Step 2: Collect the results files
Go to the unzipped directory (folder) in your Windows Explorer. There should be a directory called "analysis". Place all of the Excel results files generated by Panamath into the unzipped directory, at the same level as the "analysis" directory. You should be able to find your Panamath results files in the "results" directory of your Panamath program root directory.
Step 3: Change the path to R for your computer
Double-click the "analysis" directory to enter it. There are four files:
- "DotsData.xls" - this file contains an Excel macro that will copy and combine data from your Excel results files into a single "DotsData.csv" file that it will generate.
- "RunWeberAnalysis.bat" - this batch file tells Windows to run the R script on the "DotsData.csv" data file.
- Your job: Right-click "RunWeberAnalysis.bat" and select "Edit" from the options menu. The file should open in Notepad. Change "D:\Documents\Program Files\R\R-2.15.2\" to be whatever the path to R is on your computer. This R directory should have a directory called "bin" within. Save the file and close Notepad.
- "calc_w_simple.r" and "calc_w_simple_fcns.r" - these two files contain the R script that reads the "DotsData.csv" file generated by "DotsData.xls" and computes Weber fractions and other statistics for each subject.
Step 4: Run the scripts
Double-click "DotsData.xls" to open it. You should be asked whether to enable macros. Click "Enable Content". There should be four buttons in the Excel worksheet you open it. The file explains what each button does. To generate Weber fractions for each subject in your set of results files, simply click the "Do all three!" button.
Step 5: Review the Weber fractions
A file "WeberResults.csv" will be generated by the previous step. Close the "DotsData.xls" file and double-click the "WeberResults.csv" to open it.
Each row in the file (after the header row) represents the statistics calculated for each subject, identified by the subject id in the first column.
Under default Panamath settings, there are four bins for the numerosity ratios (# dots in the larger set / # dots in the smaller set) presented to the subject. The lower bound of the four ratio bins are labeled in the first row, second through fifth columns [at some point, this may change to be the center of the ratio bins, as is shown in the summary worksheet of each Panamath results file]. Subject accuracy, in percent correct, on each for trials in each of the ratio bins is shown below those labels.
In the sixth column, labeled "w.ls", are the Weber fractions computed for each subject using the nonlinear Gauss-Newton least-squares fitting method. If values in this column are "NA", that means that either the corresponding subjects performed awesomely at 100% or very close to 100% and so a Weber fraction could not be fit, or they performed at or below chance level that a Weber fraction could not be fit. Note that the Weber curve is an ogive and cannot drop below 50% (chance performance). In these cases, the subject's Weber fraction is effectively Infinity, and the subject should retake the test either under the same conditions or with easier number ratios in order to get a better estimate of the subject's Weber fraction.
The sixth and seventh columns contain the percent correct and average response time (RT). This includes display time since under default Panamath settings, the subject can respond before the dots display disappears. Both Weber fraction and RT (or accuracy and RT) are measures of the precision of a subject's Approximate Number System.
The eighth and ninth columns contain the number of trials and number of RT outliers for each subject.
By default, trials with outlier RTs are removed from each subject's data before computing Weber fraction, percent correct, or average RT. An RT value is deemed an outlier according to the non-recursive Jolicouer method for determining outliers (see Van Selts, M. & Jolicoeur, P. (1994). A solution to the effect of sample size on outlier elimination. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 47A, 631-650.) This method deems a value an outlier if it is more than X standard deviations away from the mean, where X is dependent on the number of trials, increasing with more trials. If there are only 20 trials, this method equates to marking all RTs more than 2.326 standard deviations away from the mean (in either direction) as outliers. If there are more than 100 trials, this method simplifies to marking all RTs more than 2.5 standard deviations away from the mean as outliers.


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North American Porcupine
Class: Mammalia
Order: Rodentia
Family: Leporidae
Taxonomic Name: Erethizon dorsatum
Range: The North American Porcupine is found throughout North America, from Mexico north to Canada.
Habitat: These animals are typically found in hardwood, softwood, coniferous and deciduous forests. They are even found living in desert areas in Northern Mexico.
Physical Characteristics: The Adult length is typically between 31-40 inches with a tail length of 7-11 inches. The adult weight of this species is approximately between 7-15 pounds. There have been some male porcupines that have reached 40 pounds. They are covered in quills that they use as defense for predators. These quills can come loose from their bodies. Their color variations are mostly shades of brown.
Lifespan: 10+ in captivity and between 10-15 years in the wild.
Social Structure: Mainly solitary animals except for breeding season, when the male and female will tolerate each other for breeding.
Active Time: Largely nocturnal.
Diet: Wild - Year round diet of the bark and cambium layer of many different trees. Spring and summer diet consists of grasses, buds, twigs, roots, leaves, flowers, seeds and an assortment of other vegetation. Bones and antlers found on the ground are eagerly gnawed for their high mineral content. Winter diet consists primarily of conifer needles and the tree bark of conifers and hardwoods.
Behavior: Porcupines are generally solitary in nature, although groups up to a dozen may gather at certain nocturnal feeding sites during summer and early autumn. Numerous porcupines may share a den on a rotating basis, and several may share a winter den at the same time. During autumn breeding season, a number of males are found around adult females in estrus. During the summer, the nocturnal porcupine often spends the day resting safely in trees. Despite its stout body, short legs and waddling gait, the porcupine scales trees to great heights, climbing in an awkward and slow manner. The strong and barbed tail acts as a fifth leg for climbing, as well as a tripod-like prop for sitting upright. If alarmed, the porcupine will present its back with quills erected. Fishers, bobcats, cougars, coyotes, wolves and wolverines prey on porcupines. Great horned owls prey on young. The fisher is an especially successful predator. It launches frontal attacks on the unprotected snout, then a weakened or shocked porcupine can be flipped over, exposing its belly.
Reproduction: Female porcupines become sexually mature at about 18 months of age. The breeding season occurs between September to November and females may cycle more than once a year. Gestation varies from 205 to 215 days. One pup or "porcupette" is born in the spring (usually late-April to early-May,). However, pups can be born as late as August. Newborn pups weigh about 1 pound (.45 kg) and are approximately 10 inches (25 cm) long.
Interesting Facts:
- They have antibiotics in their skin that help them from becoming infected from their own quills puncturing their skin if they fall from trees or during other activities.
- Porcupines have teeth that grow continuously their entire lives.
- The babies are born with erupted teeth, eyes fully open, and hair and quills that harden within a few hours.
- They can have more than 30,000 quills covering their bodies.
Relationship With Humans: They are a very successful species and are not considered endangered or threatened. However, they are considered nuisances because of their chewing, especially in the timber industry.


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Yellow courgette, basil chutney and Halloumi cannelloni
I am time poor these days and the guilt mounts. The self-bashing about my overactive and restless mind that wanders off as my two year old speaks about the humungous spider we trapped in a cup, on the stairs for the nineteenth time. The let-down from not spending enough time with my husband in the evenings and cuddling text books instead. The inner sighs at not listening to my parents for long enough to hear what is troubling their ever flailing health right now. The promises to myself; I have in fact made a list for all the compensating I need to do. I am blessed that none of my loved ones punish me; I am the only one who does that to me. Since when does seeing my best friend feature on a list?
So I am cutting corners where I can. I am choosing reading books and number-puzzles over fussy and unnecessarily complicated cooking, shopping, and general life. I am choosing to pick up the phone to say congratulations or 'sorry you aren't feeling well' rather than use social media. And in tune with this, I share with you a ridiculously easy and scrumptious recipe today.
For this time of year, the Riverford box we received this week was refreshingly green; masses of kale, thick pillows of spinach, and a whack of fresh basil all in pristine condition. We received massive and fairly young garlic that was not overpowering in aroma and almost nut like in texture. For me there is usually a star of the box I receive, something stands out to me as most exciting and frankly this is often a personal choice and mine this week have got to be that basil and garlic.
I have to confess that this recipe took me all of 15 minutes to prepare and I gave it another 15 minutes in the oven. It's absurd isn't it? But just look at it. The basil chutney has a good whack and the courgettes don't turn soggy. The Halloumi is heated all the way through and let me tell you, this is a recipe that is very, very easy to eat.
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WASHINGTON — Federal authorities should have further investigated the Russian travels of one of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects a year before the attacks, a government review concluded.
But the report by inspectors general for the nation's intelligence community also found that it was "impossible to know what would have happened had different judgments been made'' in advance of last year's coordinated bombings that killed three and wounded more than 200 others.
The report's unclassified summary released Thursday concluded that the FBI, CIA, Department of Homeland Security and the National Counter-terrorism Center "generally'' acted appropriately in sharing information about suspects Tamerlan Tsarnaev and brother Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
Nevertheless, the inspectors raised nagging questions about agents' handling of information provided by the Russian government two years before the attacks. Some of that information indicated that Tamerlan was exhibiting increasingly radical behavior and was planning to travel to Russia in the year before the bombings.
"We believe that Tsarnaev's travel to Russia in 2012 was significant in view of the (Russian) lead information and warranted further investigative action,'' the inspectors' report concluded.
A federal investigator did question Tamerlan and his parents after receiving the information from the Russian government in 2011, though the report found that the agent did not question them about Tsarnaev's Russian travel plans or his changing behavior and "sympathy for militant separatists in Chechnya and Dagestan.''
"The (counter-terrorism) agent told the (Department of Justice Inspector General) that he did not know why he did not ask about plans to travel to Russia,'' according to the report, which also found that the FBI's legal attache in Moscow did not coordinate the bureau's investigative activities at the time with CIA.
"However, we also concluded that the CIA's involvement in March 2011 likely would not have provided the FBI with information that could have been helpful'' in the pre-bombing assessment of Tsarnaev.
Tamerlan Tsarnaev was killed in the days after the bombings in an encounter with police. His brother, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, was later captured and faces a possible death sentence if convicted in the attack. He has pleaded not guilty
While the Russian government did provide the initial lead that cast suspicion on Tamerlan Tsarnaev in 2011, Russian authorities did not respond to the FBI's subsequent requests for additional information about Tsarnaev until after the bombings.
FBI Director James Comey said he was "proud'' of the bureau's work before and after the bombings.
"Your review confirmed that when Russian authorities provided limited information to the FBI about Tamerlan Tsarnaev... in 2011, the FBI acted appropriately,'' Comey said in a letter to the inspectors.
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I learned yesterday that my graduate university, the University of Oregon, has a Science Literacy Program led by an old friend, Judith Eisen. It looks like an excellent idea.
The University of Oregon Science Literacy Program (UO SLP) offers General Education courses for non-science majors designed to improve scientific awareness and general science literacy of the educated public by enhancing competence in and appreciation of science. The SLP will empower undergraduates to consider scientific approaches to societal issues, enable graduate students in the sciences to effectively communicate ideas to audiences of non-scientists, and assist faculty in improving teaching techniques using modern pedagogy.
Awesome. More universities ought to do that. I know my own university has a dearth of non-major science courses that offer that kind of breadth and context — it's one of those problems we could solve so easily if only the administration would let us hire a few dozen more faculty.


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Minutes of the Fed's Dec. 11-12 policy meeting showed that officials were divided about when to halt the programs, with a few wanting to continue them until year-end, several others wanting to end the programs well before then and some wanting to halt them right away.
While exposing the rift, the minutes left little clear indication which course the central bank would choose. In its official policy statement, it has been saying since September that it would continue the bond-buying programs until the job market substantially improves.
"A few members expressed the view that ongoing asset purchases would likely be warranted until about the end of 2013," the minutes said. A few others called broadly for "considerable policy accommodation," while several others "thought that it would probably be appropriate to slow or to stop purchases well before the end of 2013." The minutes also held out mid-year as a possible end-point.
Treasury yields, which had already jumped once today on some encouraging employment data this morning before settling down, shot higher again on the Fed news, with the 10-year note yield hitting 1.902% before retreating again, most recently weighing in at 1.883%, per Tradeweb data. The 30-year bond, which has been beaten up in recent days, is off another 25/32 in price today to yield 3.088%.


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I'm sure this is something very simple, but after having spent about two hours I have run out of ideas. A very simple program creating a array and having a user input 10 numbers via a dialog box. Then taking those numbers and displaying them smallest to largest. It worked fine when I had the variables set as Integers, but know that I have changed everything to Double, I can't convert the user input from String to Double. I keep getting the error "Loss of precision" "Required int, found double" . All variables and the list are Double, but something is being read as an Integer somewhere, somehow. Any recommendations?
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Use the DisplayPort cable, video source, and video destination in another setup to see if the problem is with the components or the setup.
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Finding aid created by Katherine Cowan with funding from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, July 1999
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William M. Carter (1880-ca. 1917) was most likely the son of Hiram and Mary Carter. Hiram Carter was a Baltimore Commission Merchant, his firm Carter and Co. located at 10 E. Camden St. From 1889, the family lived at 718 N. Fulton Ave, and William M. first appeared in the Baltimore City Directory at that address in 1897, listed as a student. In 1898, William was listed as a clerk, perhaps in his father's business, and his profession alternated between clerk and bookkeeper until 1915. Between 1911 and 1915, William M. Carter lived in Waverly at 628 Fairoak Ave. (now 31st St.); in 1916, he worked as a salesman and moved to 511 Franklin Terrace (now 41st St.). William is said to have died in the flu epidemic of 1916-1917.
Collection Origin
Gift of Mrs. H. G. Carter, 1976 (72137).
Scope and Contents
The collection consists of 238 glass plate and nitrate negatives made 1906-1916, with 146 modern prints which are housed in 1 box. The photographs were made by William M. Carter, with subjects including Baltimore scenes, including businesses, churches, fires, harbor, houses, parks, neighborhoods (Fells Point, Waverly, and others), railroads, schools, streets, and waterways. There are scenes of the Carter family, friends and pets, and general domestic scenes, as well as family celebrations including weddings and anniversaries.
Other subjects include holidays (July 4, Christmas), Baltimore parades and festivals including the 1906 Homecoming, the 1912 Democratic Convention, and the Star-Spangled Banner Centennial. There are scenes of Baltimore County, Towson, Ellicott City, Pikesville, and Harford County.
Note: See also PP 115, a related collection of photographs by William M. Carter. That collection consists of 2 photograph albums containing ca. 162 and 444 photographs, respectively, and ca. 500 loose photographs, all but 50 of which are thought to be by Carter. The remaining 50 are unidentified studio portraits.
The modern prints are arranged in folders according to PP catalog number. The negatives are stored according to negative catalog numbers, the scheme for which includes size and material of the negatives. Nitrate negatives are stored separately in the nitrate storage area. Duplicate/copy negatives are stored in the Photographic Services department of the Maryland Historical Society.
Container List
1 Box
Box 1: 4 Folders
Box 1, Folder 1
PP22.1 - Mrs. Baer's dog Pat (enlarged copy). Neg Z7.788.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.1.PP22.
PP22.2 - McCorning's dog Tim, taken March 20, 1909 (Spl. 3 ½). Neg Z7.789.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.2.PP22.
PP22.3 - Kitten on ladder. Neg Z7.790.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.3.PP22.
PP22.4 - Mrs. M.C. Baer and dog Buck, March 20, 1909. Neg Z7.791.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.4.PP22.
PP22.5 - Fire at Eisenhauer's Lumber yard (Central, Eastern and Canton Aves. and Eden St.). Neg Z7.792.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.5.PP22.
PP22.6 - Horsedrawn fire-engine at work, S. Gay St., 1911. Neg Z7.793.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.6.PP22.
PP22.7 - Cows grazing on hill opposite Watervale. Neg Z7.794.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.7.PP22.
PP22.8 - Standiford, back of old home. Neg Z7.795.PP22 ; dup/copy neg Z4.8.PP22.
PP22.9 - James Corner home, South Ann St. Neg Z7.796.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.9.PP22. (PRINT NOT FOUND)
PP22.10 - House at 628 Fairoak Ave, winter. Neg Z7.797.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.10.PP22. (PRINT NOT FOUND)
PP22.11 - Mrs. Ludwig's house (Arlington Ave.) from road.. Neg Z7.798.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.11.PP22.
PP22.12 - Mrs. Ludwig's house (Arlington Ave.) from road. Neg Z7.799.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.12.PP22.
PP22.13 - Lambden house, 30th St., Waverly. Neg Z7.800.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.13.PP22.
PP22.14 - Bedroom, 718 N. Fulton Ave. from front. Neg Z7.801.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.14.PP22.
PP22.15 - J.P. Baer lot before construction began, from west side (16 Midvale Rd.?). Neg Z7.802.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.15.PP22.
PP22.16 - J.P. Baer lot before construction began, from front (16 Midvale Rd.?). Neg Z7.803.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.16.PP22.
PP22.17 - Mrs. J. Ludwig's house, Arlington Ave (side view, poor). Neg Z7.804.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.17.PP22.
PP22.18 - House on Gilmore Lane, Waverly (1913). Neg Z7.805.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.18.PP22.
PP22.19 - Old farmhouse on "Guilford" (Abell estate, Roland Park Co.'s improvement). Neg Z7.806.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.19.PP22.
PP22.20 - Back of house on 33rd St., Waverly, for Mrs. Chas. Howard, 1914. Neg Z7.807.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.20.PP22.
PP22.21 - Yard of house on Merryman's Lane, Waverly. Neg Z7.808.PP22.
PP22.22 - House on 33rd St. Waverly, taken for Mrs. Chas. Howard. Neg Z7.809.PP22.
PP22.23 - House on Merryman's Lane, Waverly, east side, from road. Neg Z7.810.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.23.PP22.
PP22.24 - Old Harlem Park Church, neg from F. Doty's print). Neg Z7.811.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.24.PP22.
PP22.25 - St. John's Church, Waverly, after snowstorm, March 1913 (day). Neg Z7.812.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.25.PP22.
PP22.26 - Madison Avenue Church parsonage. Neg Z7.813.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.26.PP22.
PP22.27 - Old Harlem Park Church. Neg Z7.814.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.27.PP22.
PP22.28 - St. John's Church, Waverly, snowy night. Neg Z7.815.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.28.PP22.
PP22.29 - Harlem Park Church interior, after the fire. Neg Z7.816.PP22.
PP22.30 - Grace M.E. Church, 36th near Hickory Ave., Hampden. Neg Z7.817.PP22.
PP22.31 - St. John's Church, snowy night (copied neg.). Neg Z7.818.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.31.PP22.
PP22.32 - Marine Bank Building, NE corner Gay and Water Sts. Neg Z7.819.PP22.
PP22.33 - Main Baltimore Post-Office Building. Neg Z7.820.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.33.PP22.
PP22.34 - Parental School, Waverly, 1913 (Vineyard Lane near W. 29th St. Neg Z7.821.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.34.PP22.
PP22.35 - Parental School, Waverly, 1913 (Vineyard Lane near W. 29th St. Neg Z7.822.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.35.PP22.
PP22.36 - Stern view of convict ship Success (from Pratt St.). Neg Z7.823.PF22; dup/copy neg Z4.36.PP22.
PP22.37 - Bow view of convict ship Success (from Pratt St.). Neg Z7.824.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.37.PP22.
PP22.38 - Fire at New York boat pier (across water). Neg Z7.825.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.38.PP22.
PP22.39 - Fire at New York boat pier (across water). Neg Z7.826.FP22; dup/copy neg Z4.39.PP22.
PP22.40 - Deck of bark Onaway (from stern). Neg Z7.827.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.40.PP22.
PP22.41 - Scow loading rosin at James Corner and Sons (1912).. Neg Z7.828.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.41.PP22.
PP22.42 - Three U.S. submarines in Baltimore dock. Neg Z7.829.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.42.PP22.
PP22.43 - One submarine and sailing vessel in Baltimore dock. Neg Z7.830.PF22; dup/copy neg Z4.43.PP22.
PP22.44 - Torpedo-boat destroyers present for Naval Procession, July 4, 1911. Neg Z7.831.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.44.PP22.
PP22.45 - Blossoming tree on hill near Duvall's Watervale (Harford). Neg Z7.832.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.45.PP22.
PP22.46 - Washington Monument illuminated by night-time searchlights. Neg Z7.833.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.46.PP22.
PP22.47 - Looking north from roof of Customs House. Neg Z7.834.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.47.PP22.
PP22.48 - Route of Key Highway back of Federal Hill. Neg Z7.835.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.48.PP22.
PP22.49 - Construction of Penn. R.R. bridge over Gwynn's Falls (near Baltimore St.), 1913. Neg Z7.836.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.49.PP22.
PP22.50 - Temporary bridge, Gwynn's Falls Park. Neg Z7.837.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.50.PP22.
Box 1, Folder 2
PP22.51 - Gwynn's Falls Park, looking toward old Granary at Franklin Rd. Neg Z7.838.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.51.PP22.
PP22.52 - Stream and lane in Gwynn's Falls Park (Chesolm Road). Neg Z7.839.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.52.PP22.
PP22.53 - Small branch creek at Fairview, Baltimore Co. Neg Z7.840.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.53.PP22.
PP22.54 - Boating party at Fairview, Baltimore Co. Neg Z7.841.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.54.PP22.
PP22.55 - Jones Falls at Hillen St., before building of Fallsway over it. Neg Z7.842.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.55.PP22.
PP22.56 - Jones Falls at Fayette St., before building Fallsway over it (ca. 1911-1915).Neg Z7.843.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.56.PP22.
PP22.57 - Cottage on lane near Gwynns Falls (Chesolm Rd. near Franklintown Rd.?). Neg Z7.844.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.57.PP22.
PP22.58 - Community Christmas Tree, 1913 (Baltimore, night). Neg Z7.845.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.58.PP22.
PP22.59 - Community Christmas Tree, 1913 (Baltimore, day). Neg Z7.846.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.59.PP22.
PP22.60 - 1913 Community Christmas Tree (Baltimore, day). Neg Z7.847.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.60.PP22.
PP22.61 - Battery facing bay at Ft. McHenry (7 sec. lpc). Neg Z7.848.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.61.PP22.
PP22.62 - Human Flag, Fort McHenry, Sept. 12, 1914 (sideview, Centennial). Neg Z7.849.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.62.PP22.
PP22.63 - Baltimore Street, decorated for Star Spangled Banner Centennial, Sept. 1914. Neg Z7.850.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.63.PP22.
PP22.64 - Fort McHenry citadel. Neg Z7.851.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.64.PP22.
PP22.65 - Battery facing Patapsco and Anne Arundel Co. at Ft. McHenry. Neg Z7.852.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.65.PP22.
PP22.66 - Battery facing Canton at Ft. McHenry (steamer passing). Neg Z7.853.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.66.PP22.
PP22.67 - Floral planting of Democratic emblem, Mt. Royal Station, 1912 (for Democratic Convention). Neg Z7.854.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.67.PP22.
PP22.68 - City Hall entrance decorated for Democratic Convention, 1912. Neg Z7.855.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.68.PP22.
PP22.69 - Interior of 5th Regiment Amory, Democratic Convention, 1912. Neg Z7.856.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.69.PP22.
PP22.70 - Entrance to 5th Regimentt Amory, Democratic Convention (John Werner in auto), 1912. Neg Z7.857.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.70.PP22.
PP22.71 - Baltimore harbor illuminated for Democratic Convention, 1912. Neg Z7.858.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.71.PP22.
PP22.72 - "Safe and Sane Fourth" of July fireworks, Patterson Park. Neg Z7.859.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.72.PP22.
PP22.73 - "Safe and Sane Fourth" of July, Battle of Lake Erie display, Patterson Park (July 4, 1911). Neg Z7.860.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.73.PP22.
PP22.74 - "Homecoming Week" illumination from Sexton Bldg. Neg Z7.861.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.74.PP22.
PP22.75 - Homecoming Week, 1907; Court of Honor, Charles and Baltimore Sts. Neg Z7.862.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.75.PP22.
PP22.76 - Homecoming Week, 1907; locomotive Atlantic float. Neg Z7.863.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.76.PP22.
PP22.77 - Hubert Latham in airplane over East Baltimore, 1913. Neg Z7.864.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.77.PP22.
PP22.78 - Hubert Latham in Antoinette, first flight over Baltimore, 1911. Neg Z7.865.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.78.PP22.
PP22.79 - Interior of the Stag lunchroom, American Bldg., SW corner of Baltimore and South Sts. Neg Z7.866.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.79.PP22.
PP22.80 - Corner Realty Co. property, SW corner Thames and Anne Sts. (before 1911). Neg Z7.867.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.80.PP22.
PP22.81 - Corner Realty Co. property, from waterfront (after 1911, City Recreation Pier). Neg Z7.868.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.81.PP22.
PP22.82 - Otto Knoche Hardware window, 844 N. Patterson Park Ave. Neg Z7.869.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.82.PP22.
PP22.83 - John Werner Paint Co. (print). Neg Z7.870.PP22.
PP22.84 - Interior of Boundary Church, 1914. Neg Z7.871.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.83.PP22.
PP22.85 - Horse awaiting driver (unidentified snowy lane). Neg Z7.872.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.84.PP22.
PP22.86 - Spring plowing under way near Windsor Mill Road. Neg Z7.873.FP22; dup/copy neg Z4.85.PP22.
PP22.87 - Spring plowing under way near Windsor Mill Road, plowman under pear tree. Neg Z7.874.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.86.PP22.
PP22.88 - Cows grazing above County bridge, Watervale (Harford). Neg Z7.875.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.87.PP22.
PP22.89 - Marsh near Joestings', Watervale (Harford Co.). Neg Z7.876.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.88.PP22.
PP22.90 - View from "The Maples", winter. Neg Z7.877.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.89.PP22.
PP22.91 - Mill on Patapsco River near Ellicott City. Neg Z7.878.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.90. PP22.
PP22.92 - Whitecaps on Chesapeake Bay. Neg Z7.879.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.91.PP22.
PP22.93 - Lake above Dickeyville. Neg Z7.880.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.92.PP22.
PP22.94 - Patapsco River near Ellicott City, Sept. 1910. Neg Z7.881.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.93.PP22.
PP22.95 - Landscape along Furnace Road en route to Loch Raven. Neg Z7.882.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.94.PP22.
PP22.96 - Watervale - train climbing hill toward Fallston. Neg Z7.883.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.95.PP22.
Box 1, Folder 3
PP22.97 - Watervale station after tracks straightened. Neg Z7.884.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.96.PP22.
PP22.98 - Western Md. R.R.'s "Western Express" near Walbrook station. Neg Z7.885.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.97.PP22.
PP22.99 - Lake above Dickeyville. Neg Z7.886.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.98.PP22.
PP22.100 - New Loch Raven bridge from old stream road before reservoir filled. Neg Z7.887.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.99.PP22.
PP22.101 - Woods, old stable - Waverly. Taken for Mrs. Chas. Howard, 1914. Neg Z7.888.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.100.PP22.
PP22.102 - Caton Ave. woods in fall (taken on last tramp together, 1915). Neg Z7.889.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.101.PP22.
PP22.103 - Interior, Lambden house, 30th St., Waverly. Neg Z7.890.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.102.PP22.
PP22.104 - Isrealson's bathroom, 1914. Neg Z7.891.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.103.PP22.
PP22.105 - Isrealson's bathroom, 1914. Neg Z7.892.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.104.PP22.
PP22.106 - Carter house, 511 Franklin Ave. 1915. Neg Z7.893.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.105.PP22.
PP22.107 - House on Merryman's Lane, Waverly, from yard. Neg Z7.894.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.106.PP22.
PP22.108 - Tents where Duvalls lived in yard while their house was re-built, Watervale. Neg Z7.895.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.107.PP22.
PP22.109 - Duvall home - "The Maples Vale" in Harford Co. Neg Z7.896.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.108.PP22.
PP22.110 - Corning house, Roland Park. Neg Z7.897.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.109.PP22.
PP22.111 - J. Corner house, 24 N. Broadway. Neg Z7.898.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.110.PP22.
PP22.112 - Sinking caisons for construction of new docks (Baltimore). Neg Z7.899.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.111.PP22.
PP22.113 - Dredge at work off Pier #5, work on new docks, M & M steamer arriving. Neg Z7.900.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.112.PP22.
PP22.114 - Harbor near Federal Hill with steamers Louise and Cmabridge. Neg Z7.901.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.113.PP22.
PP22.115 - Unloading bark Onaway. Neg Z7.902.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.114.PP22.
PP22.116 - Long Dock, Baltimore, bark Onaway at anchor. Neg Z7.903.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.115.PP22.
PP22.117 - Pile driver at work on new docks, Baltimore (sideview). Neg Z7.904.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.116.PP22.
PP22.118 - Dredge at work, Jones Falls. Neg Z7.905.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.117.PP22.
PP22.119 - Dredge cutting dock between Piers #5 and #6. Neg Z7.906.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.118.PP22.
PP22.120 - Front view of pile drivers working on new Baltimore docks. Neg Z7.907.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.119.PP22.
PP22.121 - Dredge at work cutting last of widening operation at Pier. Neg Z7.908.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.120.PP22.
PP22.122 - Edith Carter in wedding dress, Fall, 1915. Neg Z7.909.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.121.PP22.
PP22.123 - Mrs. W.G. Volandt and child. Neg Z7.910.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.122.PP22.
PP22.124 - Charlie Carter and family. Neg Z7.911.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.123.PP22.
PP22.125 - Charlie Carter and family. Neg Z7.912.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.124.PP22.
PP22.126 - Harry McCullough with sled in snow, Feb. 1914. Neg Z7.913.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.125.PP22.
PP22.127 - Boy Scouts on hike, signaling. Neg Z7.914.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.126.PP22.
PP22.128 - Dawson in office (copy for Miss Dawson). Neg Z7.915.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.127.PP22.
PP22.129 - Otto Knoche (as a child) and little girl, 1914. Neg Z7.916.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.128.PP22.
PP22.130 - Evans children. Neg Z7.917.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.129.PP22.
PP22.131 - Carter wedding group, June 9, 1915. Neg Z7.918.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.130.PP22.
PP22.132 - Elmer Farley and Schuster boys (small images). Neg Z7.919.PP22.
PP22.133 - Elmer Farley as a boy. Neg Z7.920.PP22.
PP22.134 - Schuster boys - Carter, Donald and Nelson, Jr., July 4, 1915. Neg Z7.921.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.131.PP22.
PP22.135 - Franklin Terrace children in swing, May 1916. Neg Z7.922.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.132.PP22.
PP22.136 - Charlie Carter and Family - 5th anniversary. Neg Z7.923.PP22.
PP22.137 - Wild honeysuckle, Garrettswoods, Arlington Ave. Neg Z7.924.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.133.PP22.
PP22.138 - Laurel bush, Loch Raven, 1914. Neg Z7.925.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.134.PP22.
PP22.139 - Willow by stream - Druid Ridge. Neg Z7.926.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.135.PP22.
PP22.140 - Bouquet of carnations (H. Sellers?). Neg Z7.927.PP22.
PP22.141 - Steamshovel at Guilford. Neg Z7.928.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.136.PP22.
PP22.142 - Edith Carter in wedding dress, Fall 1915. Neg Z7.929.PP22; dup/copy neg Z4.137.PP22.
Box 1, Folder 4
PP22.143 - Homecoming Week, 1907, Arch of Welcome, day. Neg ZN.14.735.PP22.
Negatives for which a modern print does not exist:
Mrs. Baer's dog Pat. Neg ZN.14.682.PP22
Mrs. Baer's dog Pat. Neg ZN.14.683.PP22.
Horses grazing near Walbrook. Neg ZN.14.684.PP22.
Ducks in washbasin. Neg ZN.14.685.PP22.
Elk, Druid Hill Park Zoo. Neg ZN.14.686.PP22.
Elk, Druid Hill Park Zoo. Neg ZN.14.687.PP22.
Fischel house, Pikesville, Md., seen from yard. Neg ZN.14.688.PP22.
Fischel house, Pikesville, Md., seen from mill. Neg ZN.14.689.PP22.
Union Station construction begins - Feb. 5, 1910. Neg ZN.14.690.PP22.
Courthouse, Towson, Md. Neg ZN.14.691.PP22.
Ingleside Schoolhouse. Neg ZN.14.692.PP22.
Main Post-Office, Baltimore. Neg ZN.14.693.PP22.
Wrecking old Savings Bank of Baltimore building, general view. Neg ZN.14.694.PP22.
Wrecking old Savings Bank of Baltimore building, digging down walls. Neg ZN.14.695.PP22.
Wrecking old Savings Bank of Baltimore building, pulling over central tower. Neg ZN.14.696.PP22.
Wrecking old Savings Bank of Baltimore building, after central tower's fall. Neg ZN.14.697.PP22.
Savings Bank of Baltimore, SE corner of Baltimore and Charles Sts. Neg ZN.14.698.PP22.
Steamer Westmoreland in Baltimore harbor. Neg ZN.14.699.PP22.
Cottage on the hill at Watervale (Harford Co.). Neg ZN.14.700.PP22.
Chas. F. Corning house, Roland Park (8 Midvale Rd.) . Neg ZN.14.701.PP22.
Standiford: front of old home. Neg ZN.14.702.PP22. (see Z7.795.PP23)
Standiford's Johni (? Small cottage, probably not privy) . Neg ZN.14.703.PP22.
Wilbur Spice house at Roland Park. Neg ZN.14.704.PP22.
H. Sellers house, Watervale (Harford Co.) . Neg ZN.14.705.PP22.
Filmore Rogers house (3358 Cedar Avenue) . Neg ZN.14.706.PP22.
Montague house. Neg ZN.14.707.PP22.
Ploughman house (rural) . Neg ZN.14.708.PP22.
J.B. Baer house, when architects completed - front. Neg ZN.14.709.PP22.
J.B. Baer house, when architects completed - side. Neg ZN.14.710.PP22.
J.B. Baer house during construction. Neg ZN.14.711.PP22.
J.B. Baer house during construction. Neg ZN.14.712.PP22.
J.B. Baer house during construction (framing). Neg ZN.14.713.PP22.
J.B. Baer house during construction (laying foundation). Neg ZN.14.714.PP22.
J.B. Baer house during construction (siding). Neg ZN.14.7l5.PP22.
J.B. Baer house during construction (shingling sides). Neg ZN.14.716.PP22.
J.B. Baer house during construction (surplus). Neg ZN.14.717.PP22.
Howard Boetler house (Laurel?). Neg ZN.14.718.PP22.
Overlooking Marine Bank from parapet, Baltimore Customs House. Neg ZN.14.719.PP22.
View from Baltimore Customs House roof: Continental, America Bldg. Neg ZN.14.720.PP22.
View from Baltimore Customs House roof, looking toward City Hall. Neg ZN.14.721.PP22.
View from Baltimore Customs House roof, looking east toward Shot Tower. Neg ZN.14.722.PP22.
View from Baltimore Customs House roof, looking toward harbor electric power plant. Neg ZN.14.723.PP22.
View from Baltimore Customs House roof, looking toward harbor. Neg ZN.14.724.PP22.
View from Baltimore Customs house roof, looking toward harbor. Neg ZN.14.725.PP22.
View from Baltimore Customs house roof, looking toward harbor. Neg ZN.14.726.PP22.
Battery at Ft. McHenry looking toward Steelton across Patapsco. Neg ZN.14.727.PP22.
Marine Bank Bldg., 33 S. Gay St. ZN.14.728.PP22.
Safe and Sane Fourth Celebration (July 4, 1911), naval procession representing voyage and landing of Margaret Brent. Neg ZN.14.729.PP22.
Safe and Sane Fourth Celebration (July 4, 1911), naval procession. Neg ZN.14.730.PP22.
Safe and Sane Fourth Celebration (July 4, 1911), street pageant, Ship of State (Margaret Brent and Lord Calvert). Neg ZN.14.731.PP22.
Safe and Sane Fourth Celebration (July 4, 1911), street pageant of Washington's troops in camp. Neg ZN14.732.PP22.
Safe and Sane Fourth Celebration (July 4, 1911), street pageant of signing of Declaration of Independence. Neg ZN.14.733.PP22.
Homecoming Week, 1907, Arch of Welcome (E. Baltimore St., day). Neg ZN.14.734.PP22.
Homecoming Week, 1907, Arch of Welcome (night). Neg ZN.14.736.PP22.
Homecoming Week, 1907, electric fountain (day). Neg ZN.14.737.PP22.
Homecoming Week, 1907, electric fountain (night). Neg ZN.14.738.PP22.
Homecoming Week, 1907, Post Office illuminated. Neg ZN.14.739.PP22.
Homecoming Week, 1907, Courthouse illuminated. Neg ZN.14.740.PP22.
Homecoming Week, 1907, military parade (Holiday St.). Neg ZN.14.741.PP22.
Homecoming Week, 1907, military parade (Holiday St.). Neg ZN.14.742.PP22.
Homecoming Week, 1907, military parade (Holiday St.). Neg ZN.14.743.PP22.
Homecoming Week, 1907, military parade (Holiday St.). Neg ZN.14.744.PP22.
Homecoming Week, 1907, military parade (Holidaty St.). Neg ZN.14.745.PP22.
Homecoming Week, 1907, crowd on Holiday St. after military parade. ZN.14.746.PP22.
Homecoming Week, 1907, enginehouse on Gay St., decorated. Neg ZN.14.747.PP22.
Homecoming Week, 1907, Fraternal parade, Foresters' float - Broadway?). Neg ZN.14.748.PP22.
Homecoming Week, 1907, Fraternal parade, Canton Monumental #2 marching. Neg ZN.14.749.PP22.
Homecoming Week, 1907, Fraternal parade, Monumental #4 float - Broadway?). Neg ZN.14.750.PP22.
Interior of Baltimore Dairy Lunch, 118-120 E. Baltimore St. Neg ZN.14.751.PP22.
Fischel's Mill, Pikesville. Neg ZN.14.752.PP22.
Quaker meeting house, Fallston (Harford Co.). Neg ZN.14.753.PP22.
St. John's P.E. Church, Waverly. Neg ZN.14.754.PP22.
Union Chapel near Wilna (Harford Co.). Neg ZN.14.755.PP22.
New Harlem Park Church. Neg ZN.14.756.PP22.
"Mountain" Church, Harford Co. Neg ZN.14.757.PP22.
"Mountain" Church, Harford Co. Neg ZN.14.758.PP22.
Fawn Grove Methodist Prostestant Church. Neg ZN.14.759.PP22.
Fawn Grove Methodist Prostestant, Church. Neg ZN.14.760.PP22.
Unidentified landscape, April evening. Neg ZN.14.761.PP22.
Deer Creek (Harford Co.) rapids. Neg ZN.14.762.PP22.
Deer Creek (Harford Co.) quiet water above rapids, looking downstream. Neg ZN.14.763.PP22.
Deer Creek (Harford Co.) quiet water above rapids, looking upstream. Neg ZN.14.764.PP22.
Winter's Run (Harford Co.) bend above Country Bridge, summer. Neg ZN.14.765.PP22.
Winter's Run (Harford Co.) Neg ZN.14.766.PP22.
Maryland and Pennsylvania R.R. track, Watervale, before curves of bridge altered. Neg ZN.14.767.PP22.
Maryland and Pennsylvania R.R., train on curving track. Neg ZN.14.768.PP22.
Patapsco River from heights near Ellicott City. Neg ZN.14.769.PP22.
Harbor dredge, close-up of scoop emptying. Neg ZN.14.770.PP22.
Upper harbor from old Bowly's Wharf. Neg ZN.14.771.PP22.
West front, U.S. Capitol, Washington, D.C. (1912). Neg ZN.14.772.PP22.
State, War and Navy Dept. Bldg., Washington, D.C. (1912). Neg ZN.14.773.PP22.
West front, U.S. Capitol, Washington, D.C. (1912). Neg ZN.14.774.PP22.
Washington Channel, looking toward Washington Monument (1912). Neg ZN.14.775.PP22.
Looking north from top of Washington Monument, Washington, D.C. (1912). Neg ZN.14.776.PP22.
South portico, White House, Washington, D.C. (1912). ZN.14.777.PP22.
Treasury Bldg., Washington, D.C. (1912). Neg ZN.14.778.PP22.
Looking east from top of Washington Monument, Washington, D.C. (1912). Neg ZN.14.779.PP22.
East front, U.S. Capitol, Washington, D.C. (1912). Neg ZN.14.780.PP22.
Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. (1912). Neg ZN.14,781.PP22.
U.S. Treasury, from SE corner of Lafayette Park (1912). Neg ZN.14.782.PP22.
Looking SE along Pennsylvania Ave. from Treasury to Capitol (1912). ZN.14.783.PP22.
Washington Monument from across Washington Channel (1912). Neg ZN.14.785.PP22.
Tidal basin from top of Washington Monument, Washington, D.C. (1912). Neg ZN.14.786.PP22.
North portico, White House, Washington, D.C. (1912). ZN.14.787.PP22.
Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Neg ZN.14.788.PP22.
Carnegie Library, Washington, D.C. (1912). Neg ZN.14.789.PP22.
Fire at warehouse adjoining Jas. Corner & Sons, E. Falls Ave. Neg ZN.15.6.PP22.
Fire at warehouse adjoining Jas. Corner & Sons, E. Falls Ave. Neg ZN.15. 7.PP22.
Fire at warehouse adjoining Jas. Corner & Sons, E. Falls Ave. Neg ZN.15. 8.PP22.
Unidentified reservoir. Neg ZN.12.17.PP22.
Unidentified reservoir. Neg ZN.12.18.PP22.
Greater Baltimore Jubilee, 1906, Decorations at City Hall. Neg ZN.12.19.PP22.
Greater Baltimore Jubilee, 1906 (poster, York Clothing Co.: "Well Done, Lord Baltimore!"). Neg ZN.12.20.PP22.
Greater Baltimore Jubilee, 1906, B & O Building decorations. Neg ZN.12.21.PP22.
Courthouse, Baltimore. Neg ZN.12.22.PP22. © 2001 Maryland Historical Society - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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