"On the evening of May 13, 1861, General Benjamin Butler and 1,000 Union soldiers arrived at Baltimore's Camden Street Station by train. Under the cover of a thunderstorm, they fortified Federal Hill to ensure the city of Baltimore remained under Union control, after the Pratt Street Riot less than a month earlier."
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Terminal Shipping Company Account Books 1918-1932, MS. 2673
Maryland Historical Society
Library of Maryland History
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Terminal Shipping Company Account Books, 1918-1932
Scrapbook, 1961
Maryland Historical
Society
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Terminal Shipping Company Account Books, 1918-1932
Scrapbook, 1961
Maryland Historical Society
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yTerminal Shipping Company Account Books, 1918-1932
MS. 2673 Maryland Historical Society Baltimore MD 21201-4674
Comments
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD CO., 1918-1932
BETHLEHEM STEEL COMPANY, 1918-1932
COSMOPOLITAN SHIPPING COMPANY, 1918-1932
ELDER STEEL and STEAMSHIP CO., 1918-1932
GUARANTY COMPANY OF MARYLAND, 1918-1932
INTEROCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, 1918-1932
LONGSHOREMEN, 1918-1932
MOORE AND McCORMACK CO., 1918-1932
MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE, 1918-1932
NAUSCO LINES, 1918-1932
ORE STEAMSHIP COMPANY, 1918-1932
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY, 1918-1932
PHILIPSON, FERD (fl. 1918-1932)
SHIPPING, 1918-1932
TUGBOATS, 1918-1932
U.S. SHIPPING BOARD, BALTIMORE OFFICE, 1918-1932
U.S. SHIPPING BOARD, EMERGENCY FLEET CORP., 1918-32
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD COMPANY, 1918-1932
WILLIAMS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, 1918-1932
WISE, G. S. (fl. 1918-1932)
