Five Minute Histories: Ghost Signs in Baltimore
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2021
- Our city is haunted…by historic advertisements?! We’ll explain what we mean in today’s Five Minute Histories video in which we explore Ghost Signs in Baltimore. We are thrilled to have a ghost sign aficionado, Lashelle Bynum, as our special guest. Thanks for watching and we’ll see you later this week.
This is our series called "Five Minute Histories." We record short videos about different historic places all over Baltimore and post them on our Facebook page, UA-cam channel, and website. For more information or to become a member of Baltimore Heritage, check out: baltimoreheritage.org/support/
Thank you, Lashelle!!
I feel like so many things from our past that are slipping away, attempts should be made to coat and preserve any of theses fading works of art.
I feel the same way...Thanx
Thanks so much -- this was fascinating, and I loved Ms. Bynum's enthusiasm and dedication to historic preservation.
Thank you
My favorite is the Prohibition sign in Fells Point. Quite appropriate.
There was also one in "Little Italy."
This is such a wholesome content! I love that both of you are smiling throughout the entire video! So glad I found this channel!!!
Sorry for the late reply, but welcome!
I loved this episode. What a great and vibrant guest appearance. She should publish a book of her photography. Johns as always I enjoy your presentation. Wonderfully prepared and charming.
Gonna try...Thanx
my favorite is Read's Drug & Soda in Highlandtown
Do you know the street ? & Thanx, for watching ….
@@niadorian1 Bank st.
Back of Eastern.
If you're looking south, it's right next to where Epsteins was.
@@niadorian1 if you want a picture, I just took one for you
she was great
St. Louis is FULL of these ghost signs too! I've been calling them "label scars" and started documenting them. Cool subject!
Would like to touch base with you about the ones in St.Louis. My email : ladorniap@yahoo.com
Very interesting! I don't live in Baltimore anymore but grew up there. I guess I took those signs completely for granted. Now I want to go back and find some of them. I am glad Lashelle is photographing as many as she can find ... or as many as find her.
Thank you !!!
Thanx
Those double ones are amazing - I can see the Stafford Hotel one from my window, and I love it!
Yes, I have Stafford Hotel. I luv that one as well !!!
yes, they are my favorites...Thanx
Yep, there was one at the alley on Streeper St near Jefferson that is gone. There was also a building size painted sign in black and white on Mount Royal near the Fallsway for the Maryland Anti-Vivisection Society. Saw it every weekday on my way to school at the Maryland Institute. Thank you for your work!
gonna check and see if there is anything left of it, Thanx
when you pass over the hanover street bridge on your right once you enter into the city you see a sign about coal on the side of a building.
Going to find that one today, Thanx !!!
Sad when they covered the Brooklyn sign on the train bridge
Love this! Yes, another one on the ghost signs!
Glad you Njoyed !!! Thanx …
Thanx.....
There were some great ones off of Bel Air rd!
I want hunt those !! Off Belair and what street ? Or just riding up Belair Rd. Thanx !!
Personally, I'd like to see some restored.
I think Atlantic Southwest in canton was touched up on Boston st
you and me both.....
Wish they would seal these signs to prevent further decay or something, declair them a historical thing.
me too... Thanx, for looking
The paint should be stabilized or there will be no ghost signs.
I believe i saw one on Eastern Ave. about the block before you get the City Hospital or Franco Scott Key if you goong on the direction of East point.
I drive by that sign every day. The building looks to be a church but has no windows.
Very wonderful clip. Thanks. Can this fellows name really be “Johns Hopkins”??? I mean with his own prestigious university and all….
yep..
Thanx for all the comments !! I will be going to photograph the ones that were left in the comments..Thamx, for telling where they are …..
Pompeii was destroyed in 79 CE (AD), not BCE (BC). But otherwise a great talk as always!
Impotent but could penetrate and hold hats too.