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| of physics at the Johns Hopkins University, | Baltimore, a position which he retained until his prem |
| s a partof the Piedmont Plateau northwest of | Baltimore, a transition area between the mountains to |
| Pride of | Baltimore, a Baltimore clipper recreation sunk in a wh |
| cutive director of the Maryland Art Place in | Baltimore, a nonprofit contemporary arts center servin |
| Prosser began as head coach at Loyola in | Baltimore, a team which he coached to a 17-13 record a |
| Clare of Assisi, The Catholic High School of | Baltimore, a sponsored institution of the Sisters of S |
| s foundation date: "Old Saint Paul's Church, | Baltimore A.D. 1692." |
| eared as a panelist on "Square Off" on CBS's | Baltimore affiliate and will be appearing as a panelis |
| a series of prime time specials, both on NBC | Baltimore affiliates. |
| portswriter Sam Lacy wrote an article in The | Baltimore Afro American', revealing Sidat-Singh's true |
| talking to the Richmond Bureau chief of the | Baltimore Afro-American and fired him. |
| overdone to be taken seriously" however The | Baltimore Afro-American complimented the track as "new |
| For example, the critic at the | Baltimore Afro-American wrote that he "just tossed the |
| [2] | Baltimore Afro-American, 26 Jan 1971: Wigs Require Spe |
| Baltimore Afro-American, September/October 1942 | |
| of bankers who gave $500,000 to the city of | Baltimore after the first bloodshed in the Civil War w |
| and 1st in Indianapolis, as they moved from | Baltimore after the 1983 NFL season. |
| Conway learned the printer's trade in | Baltimore after leaving school at fourteen. |
| ture River flows by the small town of Little | Baltimore, after which one of its main tributaries, Ha |
| n college and worked at the Royal Theater in | Baltimore after graduating. |
| is hospital bed at Johns Hopkins Hospital in | Baltimore after he was admitted for treatment in July |
| e establishment of the first black school in | Baltimore after the abolition of slavery, and the move |
| ortly afterwards at St. Joseph's Hospital in | Baltimore, aged 61. |
| time Dean of Bais Yaakov School for Girls in | Baltimore, Aharon Lichtenstein, son-in-law of Rabbi Jo |
| nce of various cities, including Pittsburgh, | Baltimore, Albany, St. Louis and Bloomington, In. with |
| Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Centerstage in | Baltimore, Alley Theatre in Houston, the Philadelphia |
| and with an opening day revenue of $5,241 in | Baltimore alone, it became the biggest United Artists |
| Vietnam Veterans Memorial Bridge ( | Baltimore) along Baltimore's Hanover Street (Maryland |
| Baltimore also attracts visitors from elsewhere in Eur | |
| son (interests representing Philadelphia and | Baltimore also applied for membership and were denied) |
| ss factories in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and | Baltimore also produced three-mold glassware, but sinc |
| ted the "Best Reason Not to Watch WJZ-TV" by | Baltimore alternative weekly The City Paper. |
| ll of 1942, he signed as an amateur with the | Baltimore Americans of the ASL. |
| To directly connect the airport with | Baltimore, an access road was planned to link the new |
| Bowen and a feature on the homes of a former | Baltimore anchorwoman. |
| 76, Murphy was appointed Auxiliary Bishop of | Baltimore and Titular Bishop of Tacarata by Pope Paul |
| the University of Maryland School of Law, in | Baltimore, and was admitted to the bar and commenced p |
| s the most logical point of defense for both | Baltimore and Washington. |
| hat, he was the sports director at WJZ-TV in | Baltimore, and the weekend sports anchor at WBZ-TV in |
| trict which included, at that time, Harford, | Baltimore, and Carroll Counties. |
| Gordon was born in | Baltimore and raised in a middle class Jewish communit |
| e from Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church in | Baltimore and the Peabody. |
| d by the scarcity of online industry east of | Baltimore and B&O's lack of a connection across the Po |
| He settled in | Baltimore, and married Miss Helen Jackson, of New York |
| e studied at the Johns Hopkins University in | Baltimore and took graduate degrees in genetics and an |
| ion of several U.S. railroads, including the | Baltimore and Susquehanna, Stonington, and Western (Ma |
| and since then it has been a division of the | Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad. |
| okout made two transatlantic voyages between | Baltimore and New York and French ports, carrying supp |
| Subsequently he returned to | Baltimore, and in 1876 he became an associate in natur |
| southern Ohio that was later absorbed by the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad (B&O). |
| It merged in 1893 with the | Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway, and is now pa |
| He studied Sanskrit and medicine in | Baltimore, and set sail for India from Boston in 1841 |
| Record surveys the original main line of the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. |
| He attended Northern High School in | Baltimore and then Essex Community College where he go |
| t the taking of Washington, at the Battle of | Baltimore, and ultimately at the fatal repulse at New |
| onal Battlefield is 50 miles (80 km) west of | Baltimore and 44 miles (71 km) northwest of Washington |
| ice to take an appointment as post master of | Baltimore and then served as a Union Army officer in t |
| l on May 29 in a 2-0 win over Crystal Palace | Baltimore, and scored a hat trick on June 19, 2010 in |
| Operating out of New York, Boston, | Baltimore, and Norfolk, she steamed to Bremerhaven, Li |
| or Confederate prisoners on the outskirts of | Baltimore, and worked among the freedman. |
| rd of trustees of the Walters Art Gallery in | Baltimore, and a member of the Maryland Historical Soc |
| , Sutro helped found the Oratorio Society of | Baltimore, and became its main conductor. |
| In the 1920s, Perlman was City Solicitor of | Baltimore and established a private law practice; in t |
| om games in St. Louis to Cincinnati when the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train on which they were t |
| The | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Crossings at the Potomac R |
| Baltimore and London: Johns Hopkins University Press. | |
| which curves across the river, carrying the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad main line to Martinsburg, |
| was the chief construction engineer for the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and a specialist in masonr |
| e included only a few parishes, those in the | Baltimore and Washington metropolitan areas. |
| The | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad mainline bridge crosses Ba |
| le, Georgia, she attended Goucher College in | Baltimore and worked three years at a settlement house |
| World War I and the early 1920s, arch rival | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passenger trains to Washin |
| ow and Tell Gallery in Toronto, Nudashank in | Baltimore and White Walls. |
| te to the Democratic National Conventions at | Baltimore and Charleston in 1860. |
| ica, Las Vegas, Lincoln, Knoxville, Memphis, | Baltimore and Cairo. |
| He practiced law in | Baltimore and became prominent in municipal and nation |
| Orr was a popular player during his time in | Baltimore and the corner of the end zone in Memorial S |
| ht during the War of 1812 on the Potomac, at | Baltimore and at New Orleans. |
| The bridge was built by the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in 1959 to replace an olde |
| rn in Marlboro County, Wilson studied law in | Baltimore and was admitted to the South Carolina bar i |
| lery bombardment, destroyed a section of the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and proceeded on to Romne |
| built in 1901 it was the tallest building in | Baltimore, and it kept that title until being surpasse |
| Magnolia is located along the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad mainline and east of where |
| o Hammond, Indiana and a connection with the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. |
| With the advent of the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad through the center of town |
| d Rail Trail, which was a former line of the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad built between 1853 and 185 |
| Alexandria Railroad to Harpers Ferry and the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. |
| ed by the Maryland Transit Administration in | Baltimore and its suburbs. |
| It encompasses the historic core of New | Baltimore and includes a collection of residential, co |
| was called upon as an expert witness by the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in an effort to invalidate |
| Smith died in | Baltimore and was interred in the Old Westminster Grav |
| d as a town in 1898, with sponsorship by the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. |
| fficial, self-proclaimed “uncrowned king” of | Baltimore; and if you are lucky, he is said to “wink” |
| strict 33A encompasses is located in between | Baltimore and Washington, D.C. |
| A former Rabbi of Beth Jacob Congregation of | Baltimore and former president of the Queens Jewish Ce |
| Logan Field boasted regular flights between | Baltimore and Washington, New York, Atlantic City, and |
| 28 ft), it stands as the tallest building in | Baltimore, and it is also the tallest building in Mary |
| ate daughter of Frederick Calvert, 6th Baron | Baltimore and Hester Whelan. |
| ina's best year in the majors was 1967 (with | Baltimore and Washington) when he went 7-6 with a 2.99 |
| ncock in 1948 to reflect its location on the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad mainline across the river |
| hased the home from the Federal Land Bank in | Baltimore and Frank and Mary Tyler Baber in 1936. |
| od to receive MARC passengers headed towards | Baltimore and Washington D.C. |
| lroad and the freight was transferred to the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Keyser. |
| operating magnetic levitation trains between | Baltimore and Washington, with a stop at BWI Thurgood |
| Alister, and others, maintain Jonah House in | Baltimore- and a web site that details all Plowshares a |
| tes, representing Maryland's District 12A in | Baltimore and Howard Counties. |
| ia and was built directly on the line of the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad that led into Washington. |
| me is an uninhabited community along the old | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad main line in Morgan County |
| ne 5, 2009, in a 2-1 win over Crystal Palace | Baltimore, and went on to play in 20 league games for |
| ited States in August 1927 to feature in the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad's centenary celebrations. |
| the long voyage home from the West Indies to | Baltimore and then to England. |
| p is also a stop for Megabus service between | Baltimore and New York. |
| In 1929, she moved to | Baltimore, and graduated from Coppin State Teachers Co |
| by Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics, arrive in | Baltimore, and are converted into commercial vehicles |
| ssical Department of Mount Hope Institute in | Baltimore and Then entered Yale Divinity School He was |
| spot for railfanning due to its proximity to | Baltimore and its location at a point that sees Capita |
| ip to today's Route 14 that operates between | Baltimore and Annapolis). |
| er in Texas University and then he worked in | Baltimore and Texas Hospitals. |
| Beginning in the 1890s, | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passenger trains between W |
| to Strasbourg, its first visit to the US (to | Baltimore), and in 2000 the Chorus was invited to perf |
| June 13 - | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad inaugurates passenger serv |
| Duty in the defenses of | Baltimore and at Fort Delaware guarding Confederate pr |
| spot for railfanning due to its proximity to | Baltimore and its location at a point that sees Capita |
| lor, he had a home on Park Heights Avenue in | Baltimore, and a suite at the Shoreham Hotel in Washin |
| e community began as Berkeley Station on the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad line, but its name has sin |
| tled office-seeker Charles J. Guiteau at the | Baltimore and Potomac railroad station in Washington. |
| n the U.S. state of West Virginia on the old | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad mainline where the Western |
| D'Alesandro attended Loyola College in | Baltimore and studied law at the University of Marylan |
| Bath in an attempt to disturb traffic on the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the Chesapeake and Ohi |
| inal Broadway cast of Lanford Wilson's Hot L | Baltimore and winning both the Drama Desk and Obie Awa |
| firms in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and | Baltimore, and the imprisonment of many American debto |
| e Lurgan Subdivision and was leased from the | Baltimore and Cumberland Valley Railroad in 1881, and |
| --, Writing Women's Literary History ( | Baltimore and London: The Johns Hopkins University Pre |
| night) between the Moravia loop in Northeast | Baltimore and Whispering Woods, just east of Bowleys Q |
| The | Baltimore and Potomac Tunnel (or B&P Tunnel) is a doub |
| He studied law in | Baltimore and was admitted to the Talbot County bar in |
| Cockeysville-Hunt Valley, Maryland, north of | Baltimore, and then turned south destroying tracks and |
| uilding in the Brewer's Hill neighborhood of | Baltimore and is clearly visible from I-95 just north |
| n addition to various groups in Los Angeles, | Baltimore, and at Florida's Sarasota Music Festival. |
| He resumed the practice of law in | Baltimore, and also served as member of the Maryland S |
| MD 845 intersects an abandoned | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad grade before reaching an i |
| Talking a cue from Boston, | Baltimore and other aging port cities who had, startin |
| Built by the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, the station is part of th |
| d were rerouted respectively onto the former | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and New York Central Railr |
| Goodman grew up in | Baltimore and attended the Baltimore City College high |
| He was son of George Calvert, 1st Baron | Baltimore and his second wife, Arabella. |
| The | Baltimore and Ohio Related Industries Historic Distric |
| Four Seasons Hotel | Baltimore and Residences is a highrise hotel complex b |
| er the PRR's Junction Railroad and later the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad's Baltimore and Philadelph |
| ns, but the most important conferred on Lord | Baltimore and his heirs, besides the right of absolute |
| season, Dischinger and the Zephrys moved to | Baltimore and changed their name to the Baltimore Bull |
| aters in Towson, Maryland, and flows through | Baltimore and Baltimore County before discharging into |
| ed as a director and general counsel for the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. |
| munity originally served as a station on the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, but has since become a lo |
| A branch to the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station ran northeast from |
| ber 2. Connections could also be made to the | Baltimore and Potomac Railroad station at Sixth Street |
| s a member of the City Service Commission of | Baltimore and served until 1949. |
| Deputy Commander of Activities | Baltimore and Alternate Captain of the Port, Baltimore |
| Located on a small hill just south of the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad line from Baltimore and Wa |
| SSI at the Social Security Administration in | Baltimore and worked there until age 80. |
| Coady died on February 16, 1934, in | Baltimore, and was interred in New Cathedral Cemetery. |
| carried the Washington County branch of the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, later part of CSX Transpo |
| Fiske's sight had been tested in | Baltimore and had favorably impressed that ship's offi |
| The | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad (B&O) announced plans for |
| ontreal and Minneapolis, and as far south as | Baltimore and Nashville. |
| of Mauritius and Java, and at the battles of | Baltimore and New Orleans. |
| 862 he commanded a brigade that defended the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and, in September 1862 he |
| The district comprises parts of Harford, | Baltimore, and Anne Arundel Counties, as well as small |
| he Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company and the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad which meant so much to the |
| a rail line operated by a predecessor of the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. |
| He also worked as a coach or a scout for the | Baltimore and Cleveland systems, and coached in the Ve |
| ce with the plan, the Pennsylvania Railroad, | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Southern Railway, Chesape |
| st 21, 2010 in a 5-0 win over Crystal Palace | Baltimore, and scored his first goal for his new team |
| nd functioned as an important station on the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. |
| In 1942 he married Nancy Givan from | Baltimore, and they had three children: Laura, Molly - |
| and then in 1980 being shifted to the former | Baltimore and Ohio route via Cottage Grove, Indiana. |
| dard gauge in 1883, and was purchased by the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on November 20, 1884 and r |
| biochemistry at Johns Hopkins University in | Baltimore and at Medical Nobel Institute, Karolinska I |
| One is the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad's number 25, a 4-4-0 type |
| and rebuilt into a liquid sulfur carrier at | Baltimore and renamed SS Marine Floridian. |
| ed by the Maryland Transit Administration in | Baltimore and its suburbs. |
| Baltimore and London: The Johns Hopkins University Pre | |
| n administration had declared martial law in | Baltimore and imprisoned without due process, George W |
| and Gardening during the Eighteenth Century, | Baltimore and London:The Johns Hopkins University Pres |
| On November 1, 1902, the | Baltimore and Potomac was consolidated with the Philad |
| Handelsman is a native of | Baltimore and following his graduation from Duke Unive |
| The final section, the | Baltimore and Potomac Tunnel under Winchester Street a |
| Baltimore and London: The Johns Hopkins University Pre | |
| uses a railroad line formerly served by the | Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad. |
| ing an inn for individuals traveling between | Baltimore and Washington DC (on the Washington and Bal |
| built by MARC as a replacement for a former | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station located next to a |
| eived a common school education first in New | Baltimore and then high school in Massillon, Ohio. |
| ve district which is located in northwestern | Baltimore and includes the neighborhoods of Abell, Ced |
| r a time the only American orchestra between | Baltimore and Atlanta. |
| as undertaken by Cecilius Calvert, 2nd Baron | Baltimore, and consisted of two ships that had formerl |
| Just four days later, the horse was in | Baltimore and won the Preakness Stakes, beating Eterna |
| ed by the Maryland Transit Administration in | Baltimore and its suburbs. |
| Long Island Rail Road in 1878 and headed the | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad (1887-1888). |
| thwest to Strasburg, Virginia along a former | Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road line. |
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