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Travels with Grace: Switzerland

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Welcome to this week’s segment of our 2019 #TravelTuesday series: Traveling with Grace. Today we continue Grace’s travels in Switzerland during the summer of 1929. July 21, 1929 Sunday. We take

An Artist’s Education

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Part 3 of “Saul Bernstein: Baltimore Artist,” written by Jobi Okin Zink, former JMM collections manager. Originally published in Generations – Winter 2001. Bernstein completed the four-year course of study

Travels with Grace: Italy Part 2

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Welcome to this week’s segment of our 2019 #TravelTuesday series: Traveling with Grace. Today we continue through Italy and into Switzerland. July 14, 1929 At 9:30 this morning we take

Everyday Heroes

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Article by Deborah Rudacille. Rudacille is a freelance writer and Dundalk native. Her book about her hometown Roots of Steel: Boom and Bust in an American Mill Town, was published by

Everyday Heroes: Interview Part II

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Article by Deborah Rudacille. Rudacille is a freelance writer and Dundalk native. Her book about her hometown Roots of Steel: Boom and Bust in an American Mill Town, was published by

Travels with Grace: Italy Part 1

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Welcome to this week’s segment of our 2019 #TravelTuesday series: Traveling with Grace. Today Grace shares her travel through Naples, Venice, and Milan! July 6, 1929 This morning we are

From the Collection: Saul Bernstein, Baltimore Artist

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Written by Jobi Okin Zink, former JMM collections manager. Originally published in Generations – Winter 2001. Visitors to Framing the Collections [on view May 6, 2001 – July 31, 2002],

Travels with Grace: Algiers, 1929

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Welcome to this week’s segment of our 2019 #TravelTuesday series: Traveling with Grace. Today Grace shares her first visit to shore in the city of Algiers. As mentioned earlier, Grace’s

Chronology: Baltimore’s Downtown Department Stores Part 4

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Compiled by K. Meghan Gross, former JMM curatorial assistant. Originally published in Generations – Winter 2001. 1956: Hecht’s opens a branch department store opposite the Edmondson Village Shopping Center. The

Travels with Grace: Steaming Away, 1929

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Welcome to this week’s segment of our 2019 #TravelTuesday series: Traveling with Grace. This week Grace and her family embark on a long summer journey east across the ocean, beginning